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Wednesday, October 10
The Hindu Times
For those of you who haven't already found out the hard way, the Hindu pantheon (and its subsequent forms of artistic representations) is an ambiguously convoluted subject. Don't get me wrong, it's not that I don't enjoy reading up the myths or learning the real name of the Elephant god – it's just that being tested on my understanding and ability to summarize this information into bite-sized chunks is quite another matter. So while I'm becoming quite the Shiva expert, I don't entirely relish the continuous streams of Hindu phrases that bombard my dreams every night. Bhikshantanamurti sheep are not particularly easy to count.