Fluttering in the wind
Hanging as sacred strings
Are beats of my heart /
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Words
I never spoke.
Tying threads is a common practise of worship in many temples and trees in India. By tying a thread, the devotee forms a special, sacred bond of trust, honour and assurance with God. Sometimes, the devotee vows to come back again and untie the knot of the thread in case their prayers are heard. The threads hold a channel for a personal communication with the Unknown.
I captured this picture in the courtyard of Do Janti Waale Balaji Temple in Fatehur, Rajasthan famous for fulfilling wishes and prayers.
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Be a part of #Soulie!
A Soul Selfie series or '#Soulie' (inspired from this post - Is the Camera a Tool or a Barrier While Travelling?) aiming to meaningfully strengthen my personal connect with my Father, God (call Him by any name you like) by peeping within my own heart — collecting your prayers and feelings too as you discover the world – and jotting them down on paper. It’s a spiritual exploration of that which is Unseen and a celebration of that Ultimate sacred space we yearn for - within and without - and the riches we carry in our own hearts. Do take part and share with My Yatra Diary... a piece of your heart.
Here are things you can do if you want to join in.
1. Send me one picture clicked by you and a few lines by your heart on how that captured moment makes you relate with that Someone Higher in your life in a more meaningful and healthy way.
2. Follow along with the hashtag #soulie on Instagram.
3. Key in your suggestions if you have any and share the idea in any way you like!
9 Comments
awesome
ReplyDeleteSo many colors. So many wishes. Do they all get fulfilled?
ReplyDeleteI like this...Let me look through my pics, there are quite a few soulies.
ReplyDeleteLOVE LOVE the words and the picture too. So resonates with my chain of thoughts. Would love to contribute for this. Such a fabulous series Arti!
ReplyDeleteGreat initiative, Art. Liked the concept of capturing the unseen from camera-lenses.
ReplyDeleteGood initiative.
ReplyDeleteThe threads in the photo....wonder how many of the wishes fulfilled, how many lost faith in this.
Love this initiative Arti! G
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful series and I sure hope to participate in the same. All the best Arti.....
ReplyDeleteBeautiful words. God hears the unspoken..... always
ReplyDeleteDelighted you stopped by... Your suggestions, feedback are really appreciated. Thanks a lot :) Hope you visit again!
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