Originally posted by: ArshicsThe Tattoo on Rudra's back
The tattoo is the image of GarudaGaruda pakshi is the divine bird who was given the Kumbh conatining the Amrit and safely carry it to the heavens where the Devtas lived.So, the tattoo of Garuda on Rudra's back marks him to be the protector of the Amrit and the secret of immortality.The tattoo also contains a pentagram - a 5 pointed star, which is a symbol of virtue, and victory of good over evil.The names :Shivananda - shiva was the one who drank all the Vish or the poison so that the Devtas could be saved from its toxic effects - here we see him suffering and taking all the pain on himself to save te world.Rudra - means stormy, fierce - something which has the power and strength - rudra was also another name for Shiva.The significance of the Benaras ghats - the place where people come to do the last rites of their loved ones, for it is believed that all the sins of this life are cleansed on the ghats of Benaras and the soul will go straight to heaven.
Originally posted by: CalliopeRudra - is a fierce form of Shiva. In Rigveda Rudra is an elemental force of nature known of wild fearless nature. Rudra here is the same and he is the calm before a storm. Which also allegories with Shiva's nature of bringing in order in chaos. He is blessed with divine abilities that is similar to a Deva warrior.
Yeah, it seems like Rudra will be the carrier of an ancient tradition. He could be embodiment of Garuda or blessed by or something along the lines. Below the symbol is some writing. I couldn't make that out.
I am unaware of the pentagram's importance in Indian mythology as I have only come across six pointed star (as derived from Sri Yantra). Pentagram traditionally is associated with Celtic / Greek mythologies and has been heavily adopted by Wiccan and Occult cultures. I was surprised to see that symbol.
Shivananda also has a tattoo on his right hand - was that shiva's face on his hand? I couldn't make out. Also there is some writing surrounding that.
I find choosing Varansi as a place for Rudra's origin ironic. Its the place where there are naga sadhus who worship Rudra. Varanasi a place where life and death have a strange relationship. And smack in the middle of it is a man who will have exact same complicated relationship with life and immortality.
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- Calliope
Originally posted by: Cornia_JenAmAwesome post. The significances are being portrayed quite well then i must say. The show has brilliant cinematography on top of it all. It's a visual treat altogether with this mindblowing script.
Arsh ji where r u...i miss your replies and bytes badly :(
Originally posted by: Orchid25I love that tattoo :)
Originally posted by: ghalibmirzaarshi waiting for your lovely daily bytes and the beautiful poetry in the beginning😳
Originally posted by: Arshics
Mandy, 🤗
Aayega aayega, this is just warming up and getting into the context first
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