There are a lot of Indians where I live and all over the wect. One I was in a cafe near my house and was the only non indian; an Indian guy went up to the counter and recognised the guy behind the counter from their hometown in India and had no idea that either one had moved at all. What's up with that?
>an Indian guy went up to the counter and recognised the guy behind the counter from their hometown in India and had no idea that either one had moved at all
people here have crab in bucket mentality
they will die from jealousy if they see some pajeet making it out of this godforsaken shithole
and the jealousy will lead to evil eye
so they keep these things in secrecy to not get cursed by them
>>267
Stop projecting so much middle aged unkill, not everyone is some troon bhangi like you are. Coincidence are a thing, unlike you being a jobless whore
>>281
Thanks. I will now submit an appeal. Here is my appeal:
You should not have banned me because your mother is gay, and your father was a child prodigy on the skin flute.
This general celebrates the continuous civilization of Bharata from the Vedic period to the present day. We start with the Indo-Aryan migrations ~1500 BCE and the rise of Vedic culture, but also acknowledge the rich legacy of the Indus-Sarasvati civilization that came before.
DISCLAIMER
AI + creative freedom used for formatting and filling gaps. Sources vary (mainstream + traditional + academic). Corrections and additions welcome.
Not 100% historically correct
>>181
>>182
Bro, I was imagining an India-based RPG in the style of Elder Scrolls, with creative freedom turned all the way up.
The chances of it happening ever soon are probably slim, but honestly, even seeing someone build out an elaborate world, deep lore, and a compelling storyline around that concept would be amazing.
Aryana Vaejah, the homeland of the Aryans, the Great Expanse beneath the northern sky. To the north lay the Hara Berezaiti, mountains of ice whose peaks pierce the belly of the sky, where the demon of winter sleeps. To the west, the shifting red sands where the sun bleeds its final light. Between these boundaries lay the pastureland an ocean of tall, silver-green grass rolling eastward into the sunrise.
Two great rivers, the Oxo and the Yaxart, cut through the earth like the silver reins fed by the glaciers. Along these banks, the clay was rich, the forests thick with pine and birch. It was a land wide enough for a horse to run until its heart burst, and wide enough for a hundred kings to pitch their tents without seeing the smoke of fire of anothers.
The Bharatas settle the Land of Seven Rivers. From wandering nomads to masters of the Indus plains under Sudas. Horses graze where Harappan bricks lie buried. Old enemies become allies, Dasa blood enters the Arya lines, and the stage is set for the greatest Vedic war the Battle of the Ten Kings."
Battle of the Ten Kings
Part-I
The Rivalry of Priests and the Forging of the Ten Kings Confederation.
Ten kings Aryan and Dasa alike rise against Sudas on the banks of the Parushni.
The greatest war of the early Vedic age is coming
(Written in expanded story style for deeper immersion and continuity)
>>270
>white women here are mostly anglo but even more stuck up actually, they think very highly of themselves but they're also less ugly than actual British women generally too. I don't do all that well with women here despite being tall,
Dude you are a literal chad, have a little bit more confidence in yourself. Though i get how much of struggle it can be with the women in this day and age. Dating can feel hostile. Even sex feels like it takes way too much effort before you get to hit. I assume it is no different for anglos either. Though it may be different in hyper sexual spaces. In India Delhi is a fuck fest, so while places like USA is not a fuck fest, california probably is.
>>370
I don't have a wig
>>378
A compliment I suppose
yet only masculine ugly males or derelict "cd"s with wigs and makeup want me
androgynity is rare unfortunately
>>404
I'm kinda hot but not a chad. Also yeah I'd probably be way more run through if I went to somewhere people were more willing to fuck and as horny as I am but I hate protected sex and don't want to get stds and I'm poor and have never left my own country. Also like I said before people think that I can just go and be a chad and fuck everyone I want but hell no I barely get laid at all.
>>370
Yes, i always expected them to look like guys, they tend to grow wierdly with really masculine faces. Facial hair and stuff, with long hair wrapped up in hijab, and they are more pale than us. So pretty much.
>>43
balkanization bad, only big ass united India has enough resources and hard power to somewhat secure its sovereignty, a balkanized India will get divided among spheres of influences of China and the US.
General thread for discussion of Aryavarta and overall Vedic history, culture, philosophy, religion, demographics, and civilizational revival.
What should be preserved?
What should be restored?
What should be created?
Share whatever you can
Books, Research, Artworks, Maps, Archives, Ideas.
>>379
Yes, its kind of arbitrary to region lock us in some identity crisis. Aryas pretty much just travelled where they wished and married the most beautiful women they could find. I think we should slowly move towards the central asia, mix with them, impose our own culture and faith. I am being quite serious, we have grown stagnant by not migrating and not marrying different women.
>>65
>What should be preserved?
The vocal tradition, because they are free from corruption. There is not much supoort for this but i think living oracle and based, it genuinely shows weight of soul behind the upanishads.
>What should be restored?
Lost branches if we can, there are some dying branches that can actually be saved if people put their collectivr effort into it.
>What should be created?
Martial Tradition, but i think we can create an organised craftsmen guild. This would and should allow us to create a capital of craft supply, for people, by people. It will be nice for society to be more circled arroind those who are agragarians, like Jaats, the Yadavs, even Bhumihars, and other similar groups. Farmers should be able to keep using their own produce, should not have to rely on greedy kikes out there.
From cultural continuity, i wish that we had regional rulers. However my stance on this is not absolute and free to opinions. For food i think we should normalise the old consumption of buffalo, which is totally aligned with vedas as they are not aghinya unless someone is a Vaishnava sampraday follower.
I want more debates among the other school like old days. Dvaita vs Advaita and the non Vedantist Scholars persuing the truth with their life on line. Artworks as well, i think lot of Shudra communities that are from Lohana clans or similar are losing a lot of their trade. I dont get why their is nothing being done to support them. Pottery or other similar work, it can genuinely be a gold mine. Pushan, Tvastra were all Aditya who were dedicated to such crafts and it breaks my heart how we have abandoned thee communities that worked on them.
Further more, less temples, but the one that do exist (following the Rg Veda, first five mandala and Attharva) as well as the law of Shilpa Shastra, temples should be once again maid with law and order, for the entire community to come together. It should be spacious, wirh place to meditare.
The temple, It should not be tourist spot. It should not be profit driven, but made to be a clean place, and those who are not fit or defile it should be exocommunicated from visiting them, same as ruing sacred fire of old days. Waterways and clean rivers, like old days, i want all of it back again. I also strongly suggest we all bring back eating meat from animal that is killed in jhatka fashion, instantly, swiftly not the abrahamic way.
>Share whatever you can
These are my thoughts, but i will share a bit more on proper lost arts and crafts as well later, cool thread OP
>Books, Research, Artworks, Maps, Archives, Ideas.
I might have some stuff saved, i will try to share some
>>69
No anon, that is Pitradevta. Kuldevta is not always your ancestor though in some case he can be both Pitradeva and Kuldeva at once. However Kukdeva and Kuldevi can be entirely unrelated to who your ancestors were.
>>127
Interesting, though i think first we need to reduce population. I believe if we had half the nunber of people we do now, this will not be bad. Otherwise we will end up just wiping them out, and that seems to not be something someome will do willingly.
I wish I had more opportunities to go outside like every now and then the sky clears up in varsha and the sun paints everything golden even better if it rained just prior and everything shines back even the puddles
>>49
not where I live, 35°, barely any rain, i will have to bring water to my ganja plants
>>55
you have no idea how i envy your climate and architecture (build for tropic heat)
you can basically grow the entire solanum family all year and gigantic sativas as well
and having a mangrove pond without the need of artificial systems to keep it alive
half of the year its cold, wet and all looks dead outside here
>>422
Yeah heard the heatwave's pretty bad this year in Europe hopefully it subsides quick. The thing about the ecosystem here is that it naturally allows it to be highly fertile especially in the west coast. Autumn is the best season here by far rest of the months are either humid or wet doesn't get that cold even in peak winters unfortunately like I wish it snowed here