From Dwarka underwater prayer to Udupi wearing the peacock feather - the civilizational reawakening - joining the dots...

Dwarka Underwater Prayer (2024)

The underwater darshan and rituals performed near the submerged city of Dwarka, traditionally associated with Sri Krishna, marked several symbolic ideas:

A. Reawakening of an ancient civilizational memory

Dwarka exists archaeologically (as submerged structures).

An underwater prayer ritual forces India — and the world— to acknowledge:

• A very old maritime civilization

• A continuity of Hindu heritage extending thousands of years

• A cultural identity that was never lost but submerged

B. Krishna as “the guide through chaos”

Dwarka was submerged in the ocean at the end of Krishna’s life.
Performing a ritual underwater symbolically means:

• returning to origins

• acknowledging cycles of dissolution and renewal

• invoking Krishna as protector during turbulent times

It is a civilizational reset button.

Udupi Krishna with Peacock Feather (today)

Traditionally, the Krishna idol at Udupi is not adorned with a peacock feather.

The appearance of the feather is spiritually symbolic:

A. The peacock feather represents:

• Dharma

• Beauty and knowledge

• Equality (as it contains all colors)

• Krishna’s playful, compassionate aspect

B. Feathers appear in lore when Krishna "makes his presence felt"

In Vaishnava traditions, certain spontaneous or unusual adornments are interpreted as signs of:

• divine reassurance

• renewal of dharma

• the presence of Krishna’s leela

Thus, Udupi’s peacock feather becomes a symbolic manifestation of Krishna’s living presence.

Now, Join the Dots — What is implied?

A cultural cycle completing itself

• Dwarka represents Krishna’s departure and the sinking of civilization.

• Udupi with the feather represents Krishna’s playful return and a civilizational rising.

Together, they imply:

India is entering a phase of cultural and political resurgence after centuries of “submergence.”

Add to this - the announcement to throw Macaulay's educational slave producing system into the dustbin - it's all connected... One just has to analyse and join the dots...

What was once hidden under the sea is becoming visible again — history, faith, memory, identity.

And here is me, the Nemo of the society, singing the rest of the poem from where our national anthem is taken - saluting none other than Lord Krishna.

Yes... Universe... We are coming to reclaim our rightful position in the New World Order...

Mark my words...

Jai Hind... Jai Bharat...