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Reflections on slavery, liberation and justice! Follow @thegardeningtheologian for more religion content and sign up for our upcoming workshop! And, for long form content join our newsletter! All links in bio. It’s free or donation based! #religion #politics #liberation #church

Windows determine how a building breathes, connects and receives light. They control light, proportion, privacy and how architecture feels from the inside as well as from the outside. A slit window is precise. Usually vertical, it frames light intentionally. It’s not about views, it’s about... See more

The floor is your canvas. 🏛️ (Part 2) From the spiritual workshops of Tibet to the bold geometry of Kilims, these 10 rug styles expand the language of luxury interior design. Whether you’re drawn to the raw texture of Gabbeh or the refined heritage of Agra and Ziegler rugs, this is your next-level textile cheat... See more

This is part 2 of one line description of different art forms and paintings but this time, all of it is from India. Hope this helps💕 Note - I’ve not added every art form in this video. Will do part 3 soon 🥰

The Truman Show isn’t just about a man living inside a fake reality. It’s about the systems that quietly keep people inside it. First, consumerism: The idea that buying something new will finally make us satisfied. In reality, it often distracts us from questioning the system... See more

Are “Babas” running a parallel government? 🇮🇳🏛️ We often dismiss followers of Deras, Ashrams, or religious trusts as “blind devotees.” But economics suggests they might be the most rational people in the room. The Book: The Economics of Religion in India (Sriya... See more

When success becomes a moral verdict. That’s the quiet shift he’s describing. Not just inequality of opportunity, but inequality of worth. When a culture treats achievement as proof of virtue, it doesn’t just reward the top. It tells everyone else a story about themselves. If you didn’t make it, you must not have tried... See more