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This was a story I was introduced to in a very dif This was a story I was introduced to in a very different way as a child. Be it literature or storytelling, I've come across this story as an example of why pure and virtuous character is important for a woman. But as I grow, I find new layers and meanings in the same stories and idols to pass on to my daughters.✨
Ep 1: Golu dolls of this year This is from the Od Ep 1: Golu dolls of this year This is from the Odia Mahabharata. There are versions that say the navagunjaram held a lotus, some say it was a discus. Some say it was Lord Krishna, while others say it was Vishnu. I do not know which one holds more value, but I was excited to see an Indian chimera with a message that hit close. Heres to hoping I am able to do a part 2 real soon. :)
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