Forty lines that make you brave.
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Forty lines that make you brave.
From the original text · Family tradition, with its sources
Shiva's bull, waiting at the door.
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Sunday mornings with Nani.
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A rope always two fingers short.
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One home, many rooms.
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Jaggery meets chilli.
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Airports, aunties, mangoes.
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A promise on the wrist.
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The night everyone dances.
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The prayer that closes the day.
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The first rain.
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Eighteen hours of love.
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A form we can see, for someone we cannot.
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The gentlest plate in the house.
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Both at once.
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Ten days with a guest.
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Four pillars and a roof.
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Surya namaskar.
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A family across the map.
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Because Dadi told them.
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Visarjan: saying goodbye till next year.
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Chandra, and the day named after him.
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Because part of you does.
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A mortar dragged between two trees, and two brothers set free.
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A question that opens the Ganesha shelf.
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Video calls and long flights.
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Kailash and Govardhan.
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Different, and exactly right.
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A night with Shiva.
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Yes. And here is how to start.
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The carts roll to a new home.
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Bestu Varas.
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January and Diwali.
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Flowers for King Mahabali.
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Good luck rising.
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For a whole year, no one notices.
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The birthday of the Khalsa.
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Dhenuka in the tala grove.
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Five days of the Mother.
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Thanking the sun.
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Bitter and sweet, like a year.
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A flag for the new year.
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Spring in Assam.
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The full moon of the guru.
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Games, flute, cows and rain.
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Rama's birthday.
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Hanuman's birthday.
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The kitchen answers when the yajna does not.
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