Hello there! I wanted to stop by and say hello... I was notified by GINAbot that you had used the #thoughtfuldailypost TAG. So I came to read your post! I will admit... I had to use Google Translate... and this seems to be a book review?
I have to admit that no matter how much I neglect it, Ashapurna Devi has shown one hand. Thrill is probably not as thrilling as I got in this desi genre classic. It's like I'm thorn in my marrow with the fear of limits. And the terrible mark he gave at the end, as if my own temple built for a few ages disappeared into dust in an instant before my eyes. And this dust is not from anyone else, but from you alone.
I was talking about his first promise.
Then gave Subarnalata.
That is called absolute failure. It causes anger, regret, and irritation in the bones. Judging from the general point of view, after reading the first book "The First Promise", the second book "Suvarnalata" will be very unbearable. After following Satyavati from birth to death as a woman walking with her head held high even in the veil with her entire erect spine straight, I naturally did not want to move a single step with Suvarnalata. But seeing that this would probably happen, he said at the beginning, the gist of which is as follows-
"Not all struggles are successful. After many unsuccessful struggles, one finds success. If one does not want to know the story of that failure, he has no right to join the euphoria of success."
Realizing that, I gave a shock. Indeed, we do not want anecdotes of failure, only the thrill of great successful struggles. We don't want the story of those who lost, lost even with repeated steps.
Beauty is the reflection of people who are very ordinary,
Durvinita did not get a father like Ramkali flattery like Satyavati.
Did not find a husband who was looking for love, shyness, fear, and self-indulgence.
There was no private single family, decorate as you like.
There is no master like a friend, who lays waste the treasure of knowledge.
For this lamentable fate of Subarnalata, many people turn to blame Satyavati's negligence. But Satyavati did not let up in her efforts. But if someone breaks it in the middle of his worship in a poisonous rage, is his responsibility on Satya at all? Is everything under the control of the truth?
And then the story that came, Ashapurna Devi's unique arrangement. It may seem familiar-
"What is this! What did you want this passage for? What is this all about?"
But I think here, Ashapoorna's intention was to understand this. This is how he wants Bakul. In the midst of all worldly limitations, in the dilemma of vision, in conflict, in the conflict of philosophies, lost and swimming to find the family.
To tell the truth, Bakulakatha would bring boredom to the total beginning of Suvarnalata, Satyavati would not have the tension, no heroic appearance, no counter-attack, no possibility, no hope, nothing seems to be shrouded in a hazy dream.
Even if you get everything, it's like playing gold in the rootless sea. Couldn't understand what to think, how to see, what to do!
Ajanm suffered from the short days of disability to give a "forcible lesson" that Navakumar wanted to give away the blue gem of Satyavati's exclusive adoration to issue a masculinity. It is the desire to get over because it is a symptom of the offspring of the ancestor? Or do you want to stick to the pole even if you are called to ignore it?
In what deep emptiness, emptiness, dryness, and deep pride, it was as if I said, "Do not settle even if I try my best to get the head, the branch of virtue is alive and proud of the title of leaf, yet the temple of one Asar built by pouring everything, she is my consort of seven births is crushed under the feet. Dil. This birth is in vain."
Is this safe sleep?
But so or how the judgment of the law is concurrent?
The girls also revolve around Adinari. But where their change is impossible. Even standing on the shul of Ganjna Banchana, they are shouting that they want divine change for time after time.
So what is the fear of the change of those men who are sitting with the offerings of satisfaction of all things in the world?
Or afraid of their own weakness and incompetence?
But that or any higher argument?
Humans are flawed.
Female birth is no longer divine.
Many questions but no answers anywhere.
People, society, family, even religion do not like questions.
The girl's question is no more.
Just follow what you have come to know.
Spend a life like Suvarnalata, then at the end of the century, if there is a stop or hope, then you can fight for an inch of space.
Otherwise, a life like Haimanti, Bilasi, Subarnalata, or Kumudini is lost in the background when the page is turned.
Or even after doing a lot of things, getting everything close at hand and not being able to do it alone, the doubts, conflicts, regrets, emotions are lost to eat like a fool!
There is absolutely nothing wrong, with writing book reviews... many people do! But there are several things that I am going to suggest to you, to help elevate your awesome! It is imperative, that you use images that are free to use; providing proper attribution, helps you stay clear of claims of plagiarism. If the image is yours... let your readers know what device you used to take the photo! If the image is not yours, then use sites that let you show proper attribution... I have a template saved with a few of the sites you can use... I will share it with you, below:
Hello!
First... thank you for participating in my #thoughtfuldailypost TAG! I do appreciate you choosing to post in my community, but would respectfully give you a few pointers, to help elevate your awesome!!
Google is NOT a reputable source for images. I always suggest the following websites, that will provide you with good images, and proper attribution:
If the photographs are yours, then let your readers know, by providing the details of your smartphone or camera! Simply adding the following to the end of your post, will provide you with taking ownership of your content, and also let your readers know you care!
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If you are having trouble getting your sources right, please take a look at my dear friend’s post below:
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I say these things, out of respect and love. I want everyone to succeed, and have a positive experience on the blockchain! Also, I would remind you to read the Rules and Guidelines of my Community; I am not really picky, but do ask everyone to follow them!
Also... to help your readers better understand your mindset... it would have been good to share the link to the book you were reviewing. After taking a bit of time. I found the following link:
https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/12288333
I know this is a very long and drawn-out reply! But I think it is worth the time to try and help everyone succeed. One more thing... before I go. Besides using proper sources for your images... please remember to always check the rules and guidelines, of the communities you are posting in, or the TAGs you are using... this is stated in my community guidelines...
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