#संतरामपालजी_का_अयोध्याभंडारा
विश्व प्रसिद्ध संत रामपाल जी महाराज ही दुनिया में एकमात्र संत हैं जो पूरे विश्व को निःशुल्क भण्डारा ग्रहण करवा सकते हैं।
जिसका जीता जागता उदाहरण श्रीराम जन्मभूमि अयोध्या, उत्तरप्रदेश में देखने को मिल रहा है, जहां संत रामपाल जी महाराज द्वारा प्रतिदिन चौबीसों घंटे लाखों लोगों को निःशुल्क व ऐतिहासिक देसी घी से निर्मित भण्डारा करवाया जा रहा है।
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i want to write a larger analysis of the relationships between fathers and daughters (principally, azula & ozai and katara & hakoda) in avatar at some point down the road, but for now i will say that i think katara was absolutely right to resent hakoda, to not want to see him, and to feel abandoned by him. like, you know i appreciate katara’s flaws a lot, and always acknowledge when i think her anger is misplaced or overblown, but in this case, i really don’t think that she’s being unfair towards hakoda at all. in fact, the only reason that sokka doesn’t resent hakoda is because he is constantly operating on so many layers of repression and cognitive dissonance that he would rather just pretend that everything is fine than face confronting how fucked up he is, in large part due to hakoda’s expectations for him. but katara is a lot more honest with herself and able to process her emotions in a healthier way than sokka can (she’s not perfect, of course, but she’s less repressed than sokka by miles), so she 100% rightfully recognizes hakoda’s myriad flaws as a parent, while simultaneously recognizing the extremely difficult conditions that did, ultimately, force his hand, which is why she is also able to forgive him, knowing that his mistakes came from a place of love rather than malice.
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The similarities between Julius Caesar’s assassination and the Ides of Marsh are well documented in fandom. It’s also generally agreed that the fall of the Night’s Watch will mirror the fall of the Roman Republic, which was quite ironically brought on by Caesar’s death. But I never see it acknowledged that Julius Caesar, some time after the establishment of Octavian’s Augustus’ rule, became deified (meaning that he was worshipped as a god or to put it bluntly, Julius Caesar ascended to godhood).
What does this have to do with Jon Snow? Well, apotheosis (1, 2) is one of the most important stages that comes towards the end of a hero’s journey. Here, the hero reaches some higher level of understanding or personhood, and this allows them to complete the hardest trials still to come in their journey. We see mental changes, but these could also be accompanied by physical changes. A good example of this in high fantasy is Gandalf’s death and return as Gandalf the White. In other myths and stories, we can point to the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. In ASOIAF, we have mini versions of this with Bran Stark and Jojen Reed, two children who experience life or death situations but came back with heightened magical power (Bran especially).
Jon Snow is currently at his “journey to the underworld”/“belly of the whale” moment, where he is to (presumably) face his greatest trials. Apotheosis usually comes after this stage (and is often preceded by other stages such as the “meeting of the goddess” and “atonement with the father”, both of which could very well appear in Jon’s journey as he learns of his true identity and purpose).
But what would apotheosis mean for Jon? That’s the key question. He is sure to experience profound mental changes and trauma, but these are sure to be accompanied by great magical changes that manifest physically. In the same way that Bran came out of his coma and started his journey as the last greenseer (well, once Bloodraven kicks the bucket), Jon is sure to come out of his death experience a far more powerful being. The thing is that Jon needs to change into the hero Westeros needs and the magical act of dying and coming back to life should play a role in that.
However, it won’t all be fine and dandy for him. GRRM has criticized Gandalf’s return where he seemingly came back to life better than ever with no great effects. In the same way that Jon is literally experiencing a descent into the underworld (a step that is sometimes figurative for many modern heroes), we can also ascertain that he will experience a very literal ascension into godhood (or the closest thing we have to that in ASOIAF). But magic always comes with a price. And whatever sort of “god” Jon turns into post-resurrection, he won’t be a very pretty one.
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I've been going through a rough time mental health wise, hence my drop from the face of the earth. Lately, the line between intrusive thoughts and self damaging actions has become less and less defined for me; which I am recovering from now.
What jarred me most though, was how unworthy I felt of my own practice and faith.
"I am not worthy of my gods, I am not worthy of prayer, I am not worthy of their presence, I am not worthy of their blessings."
I'm sure this is not an unfamiliar feeling to many practitioners and devotees.
At one point, I was considering packing up my altar, putting distance between myself and this reminder of a wonderful thing I thought I didn't deserve. Then Apollo spoke to me, kind but firm, clearly forbidding me from continuing my downward spiral.
He reminded me of the amazing coincidence that is existence. I could have existed as something completely different, the substances that make up my body could have arranged themselves differently. But instead, I am human and because I am human, I feel and I suffer and I love.
"I am so much bigger than you," he said, "and yet here we are, together. Isn't that proof enough of your worth?"
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honestly im thinking about how hannibal is a firm believer in god but like he also doesnt really say which god. which is soooo funny to me because he sure as hell isnt catholic / christian, because he knows of and follows the teachings of (not in a religious sense, but in the sense that one might follow the news or whatever) other religion’s gods. but in that same vein, he’s also self-identified as a monotheist, so he places his faith in only one higher power, but still recognizes and indulges other deities and religions. he’s sort of accepted and delved really deeply into multiple branches of organized (and unorganized) religion spanning over many different cultures and yet its still unclear which religion he really does follow. he’s made himself above religion while functioning within the inner gears of religion, if that makes sense ??? like he’s set himself on a pedestal that is above the other religions while still relying on those religions to hold his stand up. something something the ripper likes playing his own god.
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the tarot cards are cool symbolism in the videos and stuff but this man has tarot earrings, shirts, phone wallpaper and a huge picture in his apartment... mikoto don't you think this might be a bit much
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#संतरामपालजी_का_अयोध्याभंडारा
एकमात्र संत सतगुरु रामपाल जी महाराज द्वारा एक महीने तक ऐतिहासिक शुद्ध देसी घी से निर्मित भण्डारा करवाया जा रहा है, वह भी निःशुल्क। यह भण्डारा संत रामपाल जी के सानिध्य में चौबीसों घंटे निरंतर चल रहा है। जिसमें प्रतिदिन लाखों की संख्या में लोग भण्डारा ग्रहण कर रहे हैं।
संत रामपाल जी महाराज जी
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Sleep Token, is about loving too much. It’s about giving your all and receiving their ‘just enough’. It’s about. Longing for a little more and not knowing what to do when you get it and then having it ripped away from you. It’s Also about gay sex.
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