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- Two simple stotra-s, sectarian competition, and the Varāha episode from the archaic Skandapurāṇa
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- RV 10.78
- The turning of the yugacakra
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- A catalog of attractors, repellors, cycles, and other oscillations of some common functional iterates
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- Some poems
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The death of Miss Lizzie Willink
Late that spring, Somakhya and Lootika were visited by their mleccha friend Irmhild. Letting her sleep off the jet lag, they left for work. Given the good weather, Lootika returned early to check on their friend and go out with … Continue reading
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Tagged English, English tyranny, entomology, Hindu, history, mlechCha, religion, religiosity, Story
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Geopolitical summary: March 2022
The autumn dawn As the 40th day of the autumn of 2016 CE dawned, the mahāmleccha left-liberals were sunning themselves in the last rays of the setting Ardhakṛṣṇa. He was the hero of the age for them, a veritable yuganātha, … Continue reading
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Tagged Abrahamism, Abrahamistic vandalism, American, China, Chinese belligerence, Chinese incursion, Geopolitics, Japan, mlechCha, Russia
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Some words on mleccha cartels
An embedded anthropological study of social substructures is vital to grasp some of their features that seem baffling to the outsider or the “uninitiated” insider. Much of what we will be talking about here has been said in some form … Continue reading
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Tagged Anglosphere, Anti-Hindu, Anti-India, Geopolitics, mlechCha, social parasitism, socialism, society, sociology
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The rise of Navyonmāda, the subversion of the Mahāmleccha-s, Cīnānusāra and beyond
The past The dynamics of the establishment of the counter-religious unmāda-s are of some interest. The pūrvonmāda of pharaoh Akhenaten arose from the moha in his own head and was imposed on the populace due to his imperial power. It … Continue reading
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Tagged Abrahamism, Anglosphere, Chinese belligerence, Chinese incursion, Geopolitics, Hindu, leukosphere, mlechCha, world history, World War 2
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Pandemic days: Vaccines and war
In American history-writing we come across various attempts to the justify the use of nuclear weapons on Japan in the closing phase of WW2. We often hear the claim that by using the nukes they avoided a large number of … Continue reading
Posted in History, Politics, Scientific ramblings
Tagged Anglosphere, China, Chinese belligerence, Chinese incursion, disease, Geopolitics, immunity, leukosphere, mlechCha, virus, viruses
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Pandemic days: Galtonism hits India
At some point last year, we stopped writing any further dispatches regarding the pandemic catastrophe from the disease because everything was playing out more or less as laid out in the earlier notes. There was the whole public drama around … Continue reading
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Tagged American, China, Chinese belligerence, clash of civilizations, mlechCha
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Huntington and the clash: 21 years later
This note is part biographical and part survey of the major geopolitical abstractions that may be gleaned from the events in the past 21 years. Perhaps, there is nothing much of substance in this note but an uninformed Hindu might … Continue reading
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Tagged Abrahamism, Abrahamistic vandalism, Chinese belligerence, Chinese incursion, clash of civilizations, Hindu, India, mlechCha, war
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Pandemic days: the fizz is out of the bottle
Just this morning our brother remarked that the fear of the virus has inverted this month with respect to the actual infection. We literally hear this: in the past few months, while home-bound, we at least had aural quietness for … Continue reading
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Tagged Abrahamism, Abrahamistic vandalism, American, ape behavior, communal riots, evolution of religions, Geopolitics, mlechCha
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Some (geo)political talk
A political bloviation follows: We must preface this by stating we do not have any affiliation to the party currently ruling India or the RSS and actually have no specific interest at all in electoral politics in India or elsewhere. … Continue reading
Leaves from the scrapbook-3
As described here these entries are from the scrapbook of Somakhya. Entry 3; Nimlukti, year Anala of the first cycle: I was still at Turushkarajapura at a lab where I had access to a computer-network with a large number of … Continue reading
A geopolitical segment
Nothing has really changed in the world as long as the mlechCha-marUnmattAbhisaMdhi continues as usual. Yet, a large fraction of the Hindus we have observed have a weak apprehension of this outside a relatively small circle many of whom are … Continue reading
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Tagged Abrahamism, Abrahamistic vandalism, Anti-Hindu, Anti-India, Geopolitics, mlechCha, Mohammedanism
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The alien seeks to belong
barbarin was born in an indigent brAhmaNa household. They lived just beyond a sprawling slum in an area where the Mogols had formerly camped during their final struggle with the mahArATTa-s for that city. In his youth he had been … Continue reading
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