Siddhachal Rock-Cut Jain Temple Caves, Gwalior, India
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Date: 2025-05-27
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Comments and reviews: 6
UptownGirlls
This is so amazing it’s blowing my mind thinking of the elders of the Indus lands and how they created such incredible beauty. The skill it takes to carve the rock, the patience while the hot sun is on your back. I can never understand how these archeologists and historians believed the people of the past were not advanced. Literally everything they touched lasts FOREVER
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This is so amazing it’s blowing my mind thinking of the elders of the Indus lands and how they created such incredible beauty. The skill it takes to carve the rock, the patience while the hot sun is on your back. I can never understand how these archeologists and historians believed the people of the past were not advanced. Literally everything they touched lasts FOREVER
I India
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wbbartlett
India 1528 to 1947 was a beautiful country.
In 1520 the population was around 125 million and by 1947 it had only increased to a 'mere' 350 million. In the subsequent 80 years that has spiraled out of control to reach a massive 1. 5 billion. No wonder it is now riddled with corruption, poverty, crime, violence and filth.
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India 1528 to 1947 was a beautiful country.
In 1520 the population was around 125 million and by 1947 it had only increased to a 'mere' 350 million. In the subsequent 80 years that has spiraled out of control to reach a massive 1. 5 billion. No wonder it is now riddled with corruption, poverty, crime, violence and filth.
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arthurlevine1840
Inconceivable, incomprehensible - sort of like trying to internalize where we all were while this was happening, and where we'll be returning to. Or perhaps best not to think too hard on it.
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Inconceivable, incomprehensible - sort of like trying to internalize where we all were while this was happening, and where we'll be returning to. Or perhaps best not to think too hard on it.
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Anakin_X
OBVIOUSLY not cut out of the rock. The whole melted and burnt mountain was a building/structure. Forget what you have been taught and really look at it.
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OBVIOUSLY not cut out of the rock. The whole melted and burnt mountain was a building/structure. Forget what you have been taught and really look at it.
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atomictraveller
sweet religion, epistemological solipsism with a bit of decoration. im more mary jane tho. where there is certainty, consideration is absent.
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sweet religion, epistemological solipsism with a bit of decoration. im more mary jane tho. where there is certainty, consideration is absent.
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piyush5617
how come we never see these type of caves with respect to hindu gods, only buddhist and jain caves are to be found everywhere around world.
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how come we never see these type of caves with respect to hindu gods, only buddhist and jain caves are to be found everywhere around world.
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