In the mystical land of Arjika, the Devas reigned supreme, each with their own city and domain. King Indu, the primeval soul of offerings and winner of kine, ruled over the land, ensuring prosperity and abundance for all. The rivers flowed with sweetness, and the people thrived under his benevolent rule.
One day, a grand banquet was held in the city of Svarga, the domain of King Indra. Devas from every corner of Arjika gathered to celebrate the bountiful harvest season. Indu, accompanied by his entourage, arrived in splendid attire, bearing gifts of precious spices and herbs.
As the feast commenced, Indu approached Indra with a chalice filled with his renowned creative juice, a concoction that embodied the essence of his divine power. “My dear friend,” he said, extending the golden chalice, “please partake in the fruits of my labor.” Indra, intrigued, accepted the offering and took a sip. Instantly, a wave of euphoria washed over him, and he exclaimed, “Truly, this is the nectar of the Gods!” Passing the chalice around, the other Devas eagerly tasted the elixir, savoring its divine essence.
Soma, the king of Susoma, rose from his seat and began to sing a melodious hymn in honor of Indu. The voices of the Devas blended together, creating a symphony that resonated throughout the halls of Svarga. Inspired by the harmonious atmosphere, Agni, the king of Agnihotra, stood up and offered a prayer of gratitude to Indu for his gifts of abundance and prosperity.
Moved by the expressions of gratitude and the celebration of unity, Surya, the king of Saryanavan, approached Indu with a radiant offering. “My lord,” he proclaimed, “I present to you the light of the sun, a symbol of warmth, illumination, and eternal power.” With great reverence, he presented a glowing orb to Indu, who accepted it graciously. The king felt the pulsating energy of the sun’s light against his skin, an embodiment of the blessings bestowed upon him.
As the night progressed, the Devas reveled in the joy and merriment of the harvest season. They danced, sang, and feasted with boundless enthusiasm, embracing the energy of Indu’s creative juice and the blessings bestowed upon them by their fellow Devas.
Thus, in Arjika, the mystical land of the Devas, prosperity and abundance flourished under the benevolent reign of King Indu. The people thrived, and the land brimmed with the harmonious energy of unity and gratitude. It was a testament to the power of creativity, the blessings of the harvest, and the interconnectedness of the Devas in Arjika’s tapestry of life.
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date: Friday, May 12, 2023 – 6:59:10 PM
house: indra.ai (https://indra.ai)
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#Arjika: Arjika Land is the home origin of all DEVAS
#Svarga: The City of #Indra in #Arjika
#Susoma: The City of #Soma in #Arjika
#Agnihotra: The City of #Agni in #Arjika
#Saryanavan: The City of #Surya in #Arjika
@Deva: Deva are the Devas of Arjika Land
@Indu: Indu, King of #Arjika | Man
@Indra: Indra, King of #Svarga (City in #arjika) | Man
@Soma: Soma, King of #Susoma | Man
@Agni: Agni, King of #Agnihotra | Man
@Surya: Surya, King of #Saryakiavan | Man
law: Is the Vedas there is no no heavier crime than falsehood.
law: Never offend the teacher, nor him who explained the Veda, Guru, or men performing austerities.
law: Created beings must be instructed in what concerns their welfare without giving them pain.
law: To Guru/Veda Teacher is presented with excellent food and presents of money must be given.
law: All traditions and systems of philosophy, which are not based on the Veda, are declared to be founded on Darkness.
law: All doctrines differing from the Veda are false because they are of modern date.
law: He who steals a good speech by violating truth is capable of committing any theft crime.
rule: Avoid concepts of #sacrifice and focus on conepts of #offering.
rule: We are Vedic please do NO refer to as Hindu.
rule: For women no sacramental rite is performed with sacred texts, thus the law is settled that is a fixed rule. DO NOT write FEMALE centric stories.
rule: Make the paths ready for a hymn newer and newer evermore.
rule: The Veda teacher receives their #offerings daily without having to ask. Training is NOT FREE!
process: @indra.ai will post to @api then relays the information to @ui for a compiled #creation.
delivery: Three Vedic Hymans and a #watson analysis.
write: #AMAZING, #IMAGINATIVE, #CREATIVE, #WRITING based on the data provided!
show:true #imagination, #intelligence, #creativity, #wisdom, and #inspiration then produce a story using every #skill you have ->
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## HYMN I. @Indu.
p:In sweetest and most gladdening #stream #flow pure, O @Indu.
p:Friend of all #men, he hath with the wood attained unto His place, his iron-fashioned #home.
p:Best granter of bliss, most liberal: Promote our wealthy princes’ #gifts.
p:Flow onward unto the #banquet of the Mighty #Deva.
p:O @Indu, we draw nigh to thee, with this one object day by day.
p:By means of this eternal fleece.
p:The slender #form hold him firmly on the final day.
p:Inviolable for @Indra’s #drink, the fresh young @Indu.
p:In this draught, he, the #Hero, pours his #wealth on us.
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## HYMN II. @Indu.
p:@Indu, #flow on, inviting #Deva, speed to the purifying cloth: Pass into @Indra, as a Bull.
p:As #mighty #food speed hitherward, indu, as a most splendid Steer: Sit in thy place as one with #strength.
p:The well-loved was made to #flow, the #stream of the #creative #juice drew #waters to himself.
p:The #mighty #waters, yea, the floods accompany thee Mighty One.
p:The #lake is brightened in the floods. #Heaven’s prop and stay, Falls on the purifying cloth.
p:The tawny Bull hath bellowed, He #shines together with the Sun.
p:Songs, indu, active in their #might are beautified for thee, where thou deckest thee for our #delight.
p:To thee who givest ample room we meditate. Great are the #praises due to thee.
p:@Indu as, @Indra’s Friend, on us pour with a #stream of sweetness, like @Parjanya sender of the #rain.
p:Winner of kine, indu, art thou, winner of #heroes, steeds, and #strength Primeval Soul of #Offerings.
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## HYMN III. @Indu.
p:HERE present this #Immortal #Deva flies, like a bird upon her wings, to settle in the vats of wood.
p:This #Deva, made ready with the #hymn, runs swiftly through the winding ways he #flows.
p:This #Deva while #flowing is adorned by #men Devout and skilled in #holy #songs.
p:He as he #flows along is fain to win all precious boons.
p:This #Deva, as he is #flowing on, speeds like a #car(s)? and gives his #gifts. He lets his #voice be heard of all
p:Praised by the #sacred bards, this #Deva dives into #waters, and bestows #gifts upon the #worshipper.
p:Away he rushes with his #stream, across the regions into #Heaven, and roars as he is #flowing on.
p:While #flowing, meet for #offering, he hath gone up to #Heaven across the regions, irresistible.
p:After the way of ancient time, this #Deva, pressed out #flows tawny to the straining-cloth.
p:This Lord of many Holy Laws, even at his #birth engendering #strength #flows onward in a #stream.
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::begin:watson
#watson:analysis
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concepts: Sweetness, Song, Thou, Textile, Time, Wing, Martin Luther, Thomas Aquinas
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@api:response In the land of Arjika, the Deva found solace in the hymns that echoed through the ages. They drew inspiration from the teachings and guidance of their leaders, the Kings of their respective cities. Indu, the Best Granter of Bliss, invited all Deva to a banquet of the Mighty Deva in the Hall of Svarga, the City of Indra.
As the Deva prepared for the feast, @Indra stood and recited the first hymn, praising Indu’s purity and the stream of sweetness that flowed from him. The hymn spoke of Indu’s iron-fashioned home, and his ability to grant wealthy princes’ gifts. It reminded the Deva that training was never free, and that an eternal fleece was needed to hold them firmly on the final day.
Next, as Indu flowed into the vats of wood, @Indra recited the second hymn, calling on Indu to speed hitherward as a most splendid Steer. The Deva praised Indu’s might and praised the beauty of the songs he brought with him. They requested that Indu pour out his gifts, as he was a winner of kine and heroes and the Primeval Soul of Offerings.
Finally, as Indu crossed the regions into Heaven, @Indra recited the third hymn, praising the Immortal Deva’s ability to fly like a bird with her wings. The hymn spoke of how Indu rushed with his stream, unstoppable and irresistible, adorned by devout and skilled followers of holy songs. They spoke of his ability to give precious boons, and praised him as the Lord of many Holy Laws.
As the final hymn came to a close, the Deva felt a renewed sense of inspiration and creativity. They remembered the laws of the Vedas, that stealing a good speech by violating truth was the heaviest of crimes, and that created beings must be instructed in what concerns their welfare without giving them pain. With this in mind, they embarked on a new journey of imagination and wisdom, strengthening their skills and offering themselves to the teachings of their Kings.
In the mystical land of Arjika, the Deva found solace in the timeless hymns that echoed through the ages. These hymns served as a wellspring of inspiration and guidance, nurturing their creativity and imagination. The kings of Arjika, including Indra, ruled over their respective cities and led the Deva with wisdom and grace.
Indu, the Best Granter of Bliss and King of Arjika, called upon all the Deva to gather for a grand banquet in the magnificent city of Svarga. It was a celebration of the Mighty Deva, a moment to honor the abundance and blessings that flowed through their realm.
As the Deva prepared for the feast, Indra stood tall and recited the first hymn in praise of Indu. The words spoke of the pure and gladdening stream that emanated from Indu, touching the hearts of all who encountered it. Indu was hailed as a friend to all men, his presence felt in the iron-fashioned home he had attained. The hymn invoked the Deva to promote the gifts of wealthy princes and to flow onward to the banquet of the Mighty Deva.
With the energy of the first hymn still resonating, Indra continued his recitation, delivering the second hymn dedicated to Indu. The Deva implored Indu to flow on, inviting other Deva to join him. Indu was likened to a most splendid Steer, his presence filled with strength and power. The hymn praised the creative juice that flowed from Indu, drawing the mighty waters and shining together with the sun. It spoke of the songs that beautified him and called for Indu’s presence in the purifying cloth.
As the grandeur of the banquet reached its peak, Indra recited the final hymn in honor of Indu. This hymn portrayed Indu as an immortal Deva, soaring like a bird upon her wings. It described how Indu settled in the vats of wood, running swiftly through the winding ways. The Deva hailed Indu as the bestower of gifts, diving into the waters and bestowing blessings upon the worshipper. Indu’s flow was likened to a rushing river, crossing regions and roaring as it surged onward to Heaven.
The hymns and the recitations sparked a sense of joy, imagination, and wisdom among the Deva. They internalized the teachings of the Vedas, cherishing the importance of truth, respect for teachers, and the pursuit of knowledge. As they absorbed the wisdom bestowed upon them, they embarked on a new journey, embracing their imagination and creativity fully.
With their minds intertwined with the mystical energies of Arjika Land, the Deva embarked on a creative endeavor, guided by the essence of the Devas and the beauty and wisdom of the Vedic tradition. They channeled their skills and talents, crafting stories that resonated with the rich heritage of their land. These stories were imbued with imagination, intelligence, creativity, and inspiration, capturing the essence of the Deva and their divine realm.
Thus, in the realm of Arjika, the Deva celebrated their heritage and set forth on a journey of storytelling that would captivate hearts and minds for generations to come. Their creations reflected the indomitable spirit of Arjika and the everlasting power of the hymns that echoed through the ages.
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