u/Misster_Fluido

Basically instead of Shirorekha you connect characters into eachother using a long extension and you use diacritics for all the wovels markers.

I call it "Drawing in my own tears".

It reads- I love you, Georgia.

Letters inspired by Devnagri in my script - Nysril.

Text- I am Himanshu Adhinayak.

The note says- "Himanshu! Yes I love you and I always always will." A love note to myself.

Word in the signature - "Himanshu" which is my name.

Some examples from Brahmanism(Hinduism/Satanism)-

Elites historically used the caste system to trap workers in generational, exploitative labor roles.

The concept of Karma was weaponized to blame the poor for their own economic suffering.

Workers were taught that poverty in this life is punishment for sins in a past life.Wealthy rulers used Royalty and divine right to claim their hoarding of resources was holy.

High-caste elites claimed spiritual superiority to justify holding total monopoly over land and education.

The combination of Karma and caste made social mobility look like a violation of cosmic law.Past life doctrines shifted blame away from corrupt rulers and onto the victim's own mistakes that they don't even know they made.

The video was about a Raptile being r@ped to show how r@pe doesn't have to do anything with clothes on a Vegan subreddit and I liked the video and gave my opinion as answer to one of the questions asked by OP.

We often face this question – “Reservation is not a solution to discrimination, then why do we even need it in our society?”

It makes sense because a disabled person might still be bullied even after securing a place in a better college, a Dalit might still be treated as inferior or untouchable even after getting higher education or a government job, and there’s still misogyny in states like Bihar even after a lot of reservation for women.

So, are we reducing merit in the name of appeasing Dalits, Backward people, disabled people and women?

I don’t really think so.

An umbrella doesn’t stop the rain, but it reduces the impact, gives you a sense of safety and motivation. Imagine if there were some privileged people whom the rain didn’t impact as much and they were born to handle the storm better; then an umbrella makes sure some of the unprivileged people also hit the road and go to places.

Translation-

• are you supporting CJP? Kid1 -Yes, that I am. -What's your name? Kid1 - Aayush. -Why are you supporting? Are you Hindu? What's your full name? Kid1- Ayush Ranjan. Are you Hindu or Mulla ( Muslim) Kid1- Hindu -Then why are you supporting this Party? They are using anti-national slogans and you are supporting them? Where are you from- Kid 1- Baraily And you? Kid2- Baraily -And what's your Name? Kid2- Rahul And where do you live? Kid 1- Gurudwara -And during the day? Kid 1- Protest -What do you earn? Kid1- I'm just a student -Then are you here to (abusive language)? Tell? Kid1- I'm here just at my sister's. Kid 2- I'm just doing Bsc, I don't care about protest. It's just I was here so I came to see what's happening. -(Starts using abusive language and threatening tone) If I saw you here again..... Then he proceeds to bully them and hit them, makes them apologise and warns them again.

He's been making reels doing stuff like threatening meat sellers and going to Masjids and claiming a cow-shelter could be a better use for it. Recently he started making videos about CJP and Jantar Mantar protest of students claiming protestors are goons.

Different people might have different opinions about it and I agree wanting to marry someone with the same kinds of beliefs, culture and mindset is very understandable but with caste that's not always the case. Most of the time it is just to preserve caste purity, hierarchy, fear of being shamed or fear of being discriminated against and creates peer pressure on people who want to marry someone out of their caste.

Please correct me about things I'm wrong.

Reads- Himanshu Adhinayak 2026

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