#ram unity

[moonziies]

Rick and Morty Nonsense

Closeups

Just some Tumblr posts that reminded me of Rick and Morty ft. Prickcest, Presidick, and UnityxRick (what's their ship name?)

Full pic:

[urloveangel]

I know it’s not always easy and most of us weren’t taught to truly love or receive love

but the only way to experience more love in your life and create more love in the world is to simply give and receive love… freely, openly, generously

not intellectualizing love, not quantifying love, not finding reasons for love

just love period

because you are love and love is what holds this life together

[elirium]

snowy

[sk3ll]

More sillies edits

[kellymagovern]

Richard Alpert (before he became Ram Dass) talking about the LSD experience and the dissolution of the separate self.

[portal-placement]

Glad I wasn't the only one who felt this way

[embracethecringeside]

In this episode we talk about 7x03 which brings back Unity. We discuss the gender politics of this character and their portrayal in this episode, as well as why we aren‘t big fans of that and why we think Rick was wronged in this episode. Come hate with us ♥️

[martilady]

You are a Hindu as long as there are Muslims in this country. Once they are gone, you will not be hindu anymore, You will be brahmins, kshartiyas, vaishyas, shudras, dalits, and untouchables.

[rightnewshindi]

पश्चिम बंगाल में रामनवमी की धूम: मिथुन का TMC पर तंज, सिलीगुड़ी में हिंदू-मुस्लिम एकता की मिसाल!

Kolkata News: पश्चिम बंगाल में रविवार, 6 अप्रैल 2025 को रामनवमी का पर्व पूरे उत्साह और भक्ति के साथ मनाया गया। राज्य भर में भव्य शोभा यात्राएं निकलीं, जिनमें “जय श्री राम” के नारे गूंजते रहे। बीजेपी के दिग्गज नेता और अभिनेता मिथुन चक्रवर्ती से लेकर सुवेंदु अधिकारी तक, कई बड़े चेहरों ने इन जुलूसों में हिस्सा लिया। इस दौरान मिथुन ने टीएमसी के आरोपों पर करारा जवाब दिया, तो सिलीगुड़ी में…

[jvr-rams]

Syria Suriye - JVR Rams (Official Music Video)

[spankymerve]

What I've Been Reading: September 24, 2023

I was supposed to post this last week, but then I just… forgot. Oh well. Here it is this week for your reading pleasure. Let’s talk about Indian street food, Unity, Hasan Minhaj, and gaming moms. Continue reading Untitled

[thewalrusespublicist]

SO as mentioned I went for a gander about Paul's political leanings and found this fantastic interview with Paul and an old friend.

It's full of good info but I'll put some of the greatest hits here:

The interviewer (Jonathan Power) met Paul when they were at school together at the Liverpool institute and became distant friends when Paul made him feel welcome as a new starter. He apparently never forgot Paul's kindness

Didn't realise just how academic the Liverpool institute was (according to this, one alumni has won the nobel prize).

Jim McCartney was partially deaf which made him unfit for WW2 service

Aforementioned Paul attacking a ram for butting one of his children due to his 'animal instinct', but nominally he's a pacifist

Was in New York at 9/11 and was on a plane that morning but was grounded due to the towers being on fire

His version of promoting political views at school was reaching people through music. He tells this adorable anecdote of Paul standing on the desk in history class singing Long Tall Sally and George bringing his guitar :). (Jonathan remembers the day Paul did that!)

Power shutting down Paul's normal-bloke-didnt-know-what-I-was doing routine to say that Paul was one of the brightest boys in the class

Anti-colonial baby Paul arguing with the coloniser guest speaker in class you love to see

The interviewer is kinda like 'why didnt you solve all of Britians problems?!?' and like ... I love the Beatles and they were super important but they also were just four guys

The Beatles not advocating for gay rights as it 'didn't come up'. Sure.

Paul wrote to the Dalai Lama to tell him off for eating meat and the Dalai Lama said it was okay because you shouldn't get too attached to anything lmaoo

At the time of this (2009) Paul was definetely pro Palestine and was touring to try to work for better unity between the Palestinians and the Israelis

He's very secretive about what he donates but he assures the interviewer its more than people accuse him of

He kept in touch with his old English teacher Alan Durband and credits Eleanor Rigby on him teaching him structure.

Near the end he gives this really nice anecdote about hearing people play his music in America

Let me tell you a little story to finish with. I was on a holiday recently in Long Island where I have a little sailboat and this nice lady lets me keep it on her beach. I just sail out very quietly on my own in the boat—me, the wind and the sail; it is a great balance to my high visibility life. As I was setting the boat up there was a group of guys just down the beach and I heard them singing. It was a quiet beach; there was nobody on it except me and them. I was just there staying with my girlfriend. I listened and it sounded so tuneful that I approached, and as I got closer I realised it was my song "Eleanor Rigby" they were singing. I just stood there until they finished and it was great, it was a beautiful arrangement—they turned out to be the Princeton Glee club. And when they finished I applauded them and said, "Can you imagine me as a kid in Liverpool, someone telling me that there would be an a cappella group of young men singing one of my songs on a beach in Long Island in America? It's uncanny.

Paul talking to Jonathan Power, 2009

[talonabraxas]

“The intellect is a beautiful servant but a terrible master. Intellect is the power tool of our separateness. The intuitive, compassionate heart is the doorway to our unity.” — Ram Dass

Amitabha Buddha Talon Abraxas

[thatshowthingstarted]

Emperor Shah Jahan’s wine cup, 1657,

The cup is shaped like a gourd with the handle carved into the head of a ram. The base features acanthus leaves radiating out from a lotus flower which is raised to form a pedestal for the cup.

The different features of the cup reflect the variety of cultural and artistic influences that were welcomed at the Mughal court. Persian in their cultural background and Indian by adoption, the Mughals were also open to new ideas from the West.

Jesuits at the Mughal court, entertaining futile ideas of converting an Empire, were welcomed for their learning; ambassadors and merchants for their exotic gifts and promises of trade.

Craftsmen-adventurers were especially welcomed for their skills and knowledge of unfamiliar technologies.

The use of a gourd form for the body of the cup is Chinese in inspiration, while the lotus petals and sensitivity of animal portraiture are characteristic features of Hindu art. The ideas of the pedestal support and the use of acanthus leaves are also European in origin and parallel similar elements in the decoration of Mughal architecture during Shah Jahan's reign.

Yet for all its eclecticism, with features from China, Iran, Europe and India, the art of the Mughals achieved a brilliant unity. This unity is perfectly exemplified in the jade cup which entered Shah Jahan's treasury in the last year of his reign and now provides such strong visual support to the legend of the dynasty's splendour.

Made in the Imperial workshops

White nephrite jade,

Length: 18.7cm, Width: 14cm

© Victoria and Albert Museum, London