Ganga and the Earth
Source: Wikimedia
Ganga is being caught as she comes to Earth.
I plan on reading R.K.
Narayan’s Ramayan. I prefer this option because a lot of people have this
book. I would like to discuss this book with others, and be able to have
reasons to recommend it to others. I also think this will be a lot more
organized because it’ll be a written as a novel. I will be able to visualize
better with no illustrations, and I remember the information better that way.
I am very excited for this course because I have mediated
before, and I enjoy yoga very much. I also love Bollywood movies. I grew up
watching them. However, I never got to read some of the classic books during my
childhood. I also know how to speak Gujrati, and Hindi. However, I do not know
how to write in these languages. I love Indian music. I am Indian and Hindu,
but I wish I knew more about my religion. I feel like there is a lot of
information to learn, and I feel this course will really help in my
understanding of all the various aspects of the stories I know, but never fully
understood as a child. I also don’t remember all the stories very well. I have
visited India. My grandpa has a house there, and I enjoy visiting them. I hope
this course will bring me closer to my culture, religion, and be able to be
more knowledgeable on the stories told for centuries.
I picked the image above of Ganga being caught by Shiva because
I want to know more about this particular story. I know what ganga means—a river.
However, I don’t know how Ganaga came about, and what all it is “she”
represents.
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