AKASHIC INITIATION - Bypo Revolution I catapult forwardEvolving from knowingRemembering ancient purposeMythologies unfolding The Sanskrit word akashaMeaning ether or spiritMoving through my third eyeDreams prophecies in disguise This awa...

I channel my akashic record
Amplifying the fire of imagination
Harnessing the power of creation
Envisioning collective liberation

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Yogesh Singh, the #DelhiUniversity vice chancellor said that a committee headed by him did not find the proposal to teach Manusmriti “appropriate” and rejected it.

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The Little Clay Cart – 4th Oxford Sanskrit Play Join us for the revival of a timeless classic from the fifth century in the orginal Sanskrit and Prakrit and with a large cast of actors!

Free tickets for this play remaining for Friday, Saturday and Sunday: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-little...

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An over-the-shoulder-eye view as a student wearing rich red coloured clothing and bronze jewellery views a Sanksrit manuscript. Specifically, MS.Chandra Shum Shere d.391. Mṛcchakaṭikā by Śūdraka. Soon to be available on Digital Bodleian!

The cast of The Little Clay Cart are dressed in their performance costumes, holding copies of manuscripts in a well lit meeting room at Weston Library of the Bodleian Libraries. Through the windows behind them the Sheldonian Theatre can be seen. (L-R) Sarah Lai as Ceṭī (or A Maid). Handuo Sun as Cārudatta. Althea Sovani as Vasantasenā. Riccardo Paccagnella as Śakāra. Victor D'Avella as Adhikaraṇika (or A Judge). Benjamin Atkinson as Kāyastha (or A Scribe). Björn Åhsberg as Vardhamānaka.

The first page from a manuscript of collected writings showing "Sacontalá, or The Fatal Ring". Shelfmark: MS. Sansk. c. 37, 1788. Available to explore on Digital Bodleian.

Promotional poster for the 4th Oxford Sanskrit Play at St. John's College Auditorium, Oxford. Features an illustration of two characters in traditional attire, one holding a stringed instrument. Event dates and QR code for booking also included.

🎭 The cast and crew of Mṛcchakaṭika (#TheLittleClayCart) recently came to look at some historic #Sanksrit manuscripts and ran lines whilst dressed in costumes inspired by #AjantaCaveArt.

Don’t miss their play at St John’s College, March 14-16. Free tickets: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-little...