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looking at the pix again and not being able to read the script inthe pix | |||
maybe i have misinterpreted and the bearded man is Sri Chand praying to Krishna. confused | |||
Revision as of 17:42, 26 October 2007
Could anyone explain the picture?
Obviously Chand Baba is depicted as a blue Khrisna with his right arm in the the strange arm support i often see Valmiki with his rt. arm in. Are the people depicted on the flying horse meant to be his father, mother and brother? As he has no hand and his (left) arm turns into the family… i assume this to be painted by someone who does not know of the low regard the left hand is held in in much of Asia as reflected throughout the world in words for the left hand.
What is the flying saddled goat or kutta meant to signify? anyone who knows... or cares Allenwalla 19:23, 26 October 2007 (EDT) color me puzzled...
also wonder about the arm crutch? Respondez, S'il Vous Plaît?
perhaps
looking at the pix again and not being able to read the script inthe pix maybe i have misinterpreted and the bearded man is Sri Chand praying to Krishna. confused
