Guest posts are articles contributed by writers or experts outside of Indrosphere. These posts may cover a wide range of topics related to travel, culture, food, or lifestyle, and they reflect the unique perspectives and insights of the guest author. While the content is created by external contributors, all guest posts are carefully curated to ensure they align with the values and quality standards of Indrosphere.
Sibaram Das reflects on his visit to Lalish, the holiest site of the Yazidis in Iraq, exploring the interconnectedness of history, migration, and spirituality. He draws parallels between Yazidism and Hinduism, observing shared rituals and beliefs, such as reverence for sacred elements and the cyclical nature of time. His journey raises questions about the origins of faith and the universality of human experiences, leaving him with thoughts on migration and resilience.
This guest post by Sibaram Das explores the historical significance of Balkh, the ancient kingdom of Bahlika, the elder brother of King Shantanu, who later became the king of Hastinapur. This leads to the city of Balkh, located near Afghanistan's Hindu Kush mountains. In modern-day Afghanistan, Balkh is rich in cultural heritage and is associated with figures like Zoroaster and Jalaluddin Rumi. The author shares his journey through its ruins, reflecting on its layered histories and how tangible connections to the past can enrich our understanding of ancient myths.
Tapas Dey shares his delightful family adventure in Jibhi, Himachal Pradesh, highlighting the ups and downs of their journey. After initially considering other locations, they settled on a homestay amid concerns from weather warnings. The trip included car troubles, breathtaking scenery, and memorable experiences at various picturesque sites. Despite challenges, it became a cherished escape filled with bonding and laughter.
