Tag: religion

• Bohemian Ifs and Classical Butts at the Hermitage

  

  I had mentioned in my previous post of how we had spent a day at the Hermitage Museum and I wanted to share the pictures with you. It was a day of contrasts: the classical beauties in the museum alongside the rusted beauties on the canals. Each unique in their own way. I was hesitant to […]

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  28 Sep 2018

  Academic, Art, Audience, Awareness, Customer Review, Gender, Photography, Story, Travel

  amsterdam, amsterdam canals, ancient greek art, angels, art history, artists, artworks, blog, boats, canals, certain things, city, classical, classical beauties, contrasts, dutch, dutch culture, dutch news, faith, feedback, fun, hermitage, history, home, journal, juxtapositions, learning, life, looking, marble, museum, my city, nudity, photos, places, pride, religion, sculpture, sexuality, space, things to do in amsterdam, Travel

• Day Out in Delft

  

  Delft is such a pretty little town. It is quaint with crisscrossing canals and arched bridges, cobbled pathways, brickwork, delftware, old architecture, quirky leaning Oude Kerk and the shiny towering Nieuwe Kerk, imposing City Hall, and impressive museums. We planned a day out to enjoy the Museum Prinsenhof. One day was not enough, clearly we […]

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  22 Jan 2018

  Apoorva, Art, Audience, Awareness, Customer Review, Food, Photography, Story, Travel

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• We must Feast: Vaals trip learning

  

  The biggest learning, which 2017 brought for me, was that things often do not go as planned, and that is a gift. As an INTJ – MBTI profile I am a goal-oriented person. I make lists. I systematically work towards tackling the topics on my list. I diligently mark them off, one by one, in order, […]

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  2 Jan 2018

  Apoorva, Parenting, Photography, Story, Travel

  2017, 2018, bilderberg, bye felicia, bye year, carpe diem, dining, disruption, dutch, eating out, faith, family, food, happy new year, home, intj, journal, learning, life, limburg, limburg cuisine, mbti, Netherlands, photos, places, precious, religion, roadtrip, space, the artist life, the gift, this is life, this is not life, Travel, vaals, Writing

• Lisbon day 4: Belem and Museu Berardo

  

  Belem pichkari jo tune mujhe maari Toh bole re zamana kharabi ho gayi Planning the day for Belem had Apoorva constantly singing this warped song and now everytime I think of Belem this tune is stuck in my head, HELP! Belem is gorgeous. What an inadequate adjective to use, so let me try harder, the sky is […]

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  24 Aug 2017

  Academic, Apoorva, Gender, Parenting, Photography, Story, Travel

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• The dance of Gods

  

      The blood of Mahisasura dripping from her wrists His decapitation each year, year after year I like that story of Krishna At the back of his throat, she could see, the whole universe The sun, moon, stars, asteroids and meteors – his tonsils and uvula Did he eat them all? You offer aparajita […]

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  12 Jun 2015

  Art, Poem A Day, Poetry, Story, Travel

  crux, flowers, frontpage, India, night sky, Poem, Poetry, religion, stories

• PK after thodi si peeke

  

  Have the reviews and counter-reviews for PK died down? Because, in that case, now would be a good time to write down my thoughts about the movie. For starters: I did enjoy the film and here I will try to delve a little into why I was motivated to do so, amongst usual blog-like meanderings. […]

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  24 Jan 2015

  Audience, Awareness, Bollywood, Customer Review, Film, Gender, Music, Story, Travel

  aamir khan, bollywood, change, Cinema, critics, elucidate, film, gandhi, Hindu, identity, indian, intertextual, loss, meta, movies, nature, pakistan, pk, rajkumar hirani, religion, review, thought