Can you guess what is this ? Give an appropriate caption in 10 words, justify your caption in a short paragraph , and stand in a chance to win 5 SBD. Runner up will get 4 SBD, and three mentions will get 2 SBD each.
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- Upvote this post and leave your caption along with justification as comment in this post.
- Caption should be within 10 words. And there is no restriction to the length of your justification. You can make a post justifying the caption and leave your caption along with post link.
- Captions without proper justification will not be accepted.
- Usage of vulgar or obscene words will be considered as disqualification and even may be flagged.
- Only entries posted as comments here will be considered. You can use this image, as this is my own image.
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- Deadline of submission is till Sunday. I will judge the entries and declare winners along with next caption contest.
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Caption: The Undeniable Connection of the Living
Regardless of the direction that we are heading, we can never neglect the fact that each one of us, humans or any well being, are connected unto one another. One decision of the other, micro significantly affects the others. You may loosen the connection but can never sever it.
Cordial Relation And Mutual Respect
One side of the image shows Hanuman carrying Lord Ram. Hanuman used to worship him and treat him as his master. He had dedicated his entire life to serving Lord Ram and his wife. But Ram never took advantage of it. He treated Hanuman like his younger brother and gave him all the love and respect. This shows a mutual respect and a happy relation between the two.
The second part of the image shows a man riding a horse. This depicts that a horse also treats his owner as his master and does so much for him. He always acts on his master's order. So, man should also act like Lord Ram and treat the horse with love and have appreciation for the horse. The horse here is only a symbol. It symbolizes anything or anyone who has always stood by him and helped him. A person should always be grateful and respectful towards his well-wishers. Only then will he be able to live happily and peacefully.
'Help Others To The Best Of Your Abilities'
The picture tells two stories. The first half is of Lord Hanuman. He was sent to get the herb Sanjeevani to help heel Laxman, the brother of Lord Ram. When he finally reached the hill, he couldn't identify which herb was Sanjeevani since there were so many small plants and herbs around. But he didn't give up. He was hell bent on saving Laxman so at the end he lifted the entire hill and brought it to Lord Ram! This brings out his helping nature and shows that he made the best use of his abilities to help other people.
The second half of the picture shows a man riding a horse. Now, in present days we don't possess the ability to fly or to lift an entire hill! But that shouldn't stop us from helping others out. We should use whatever sources and means that are available to us (a horse, in this case), to help everyone. We don't have the powers of Gods but we do have the capability to help each other and we should always thrive to do so.
"The cloud above us all"
Two vastly different civilizations, each pursuing their own idolization, both failing to get further than the other one due to one human fault: greed.
Let your past experiences influence your future positively.
Our past experiences make us what we are today. Some things in the past are unavoidable and some of us made mistakes that we want to forget. The photo portrays that our past is interconnected with our future but notice that when we look at our past and our future, we are looking at two different directions. I think the image is telling us that learning from our past is a great thing to do so long as it can make our future better and that the lessons that we learned from our past became constructive inputs for our self-development. But, the moment our past experiences discourage us to grow positively as a person then it is time to let it go and leave it in the past.
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'We are all one under God'
The idea of this being our notions of deities being analogous to ourselves, while both human ontological and corporeal concerns are drawn from the true source, 'God', ie nature and life around and beyond us.
Sometimes we believe that life leads us to today, to the place where we are mostly we tend to blame the fact of being in a bad situation or bad times, what we are not able to accept is that each person owns their future and each The person chooses their destiny, Good or Bad and it is always important to know that we can leave where we are and take a different course while we maintain the conviction of wanting to achieve it.
This is my entry to the #Contest
My caption of this picture: Emulating Theoi Khthonioi
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Justification: Theoi Khthonioi is the name of the Gods of the Underworld (or Chthonian Gods by the Greeks). Demeter, the Goddess of Agriculture, was known for traveling with Nymphs and carrying a torch. She is also the mother of Areion, an immortal horse that was fathered by Poseidon. It is said that man was made in the image of God. Maybe man was made in the image of the Gods and after time they also start emulating the Gods. So, in this picture, I see the idea of man riding horses coming forth from the Gods. Or you could also look at it as Demeter giving birth to Areion and man is already emulating.
Mismo cuerpo dos caminos, dos mundos, dos realidades.