ਦੇਸੀ ਮੈਥੱਡ

THE BALANCE

OF

BOTH SIDES

The Lion representing fierceness, 
  royalty, putting oneself
out in the world without fear and
“Chardi Kala” vibes.

The Dragon represents the inner 
drive, mysticism, and
darkness that, once harnessed, 
becomes one's ally.

They are one and the same, but two 
different beasts. The
turmoil within sometimes is this 
fierce. At the same time it
shows how both can work together.“ 
- @Syloarts (logo designer)

Two opposing and complementing cosmic
energies within us all

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As the Farmers are, rightfully, protesting in Indi

As the Farmers are, rightfully, protesting in India against the draconian laws passed by the current Indian government, many are wondering why it does, or should, matter to people living abroad.

It is important to remember, as the Indigenous culture of our land, Canada, reminds us - to honor and respect our ancestors - who they were, what they stood for. Being a proud Canadian is not mutually exclusive to celebrating and caring for one's ancestral culture. All races and people have a rich cultural history that should not be forgotten.

For Sikh's and Punjabi's, regardless of where we now live, the fight against oppression is something we know too well. We have grown up with stories of our Sikh Gurus and martyrs, such as Shaheed Bhagat Singh, who championed the rights of the average person against tyrannical governments and organizations. In addition, we have family and a lineage that is attached to the farm lands in Punjab. Being Sikh and being Punjabi means we have a heightened duty to support the farmers from our homeland who are facing cruel persecution at the hands of the current fascist government.

For those who may not identify as Sikh or Punjabi - the fact is, ultimately we are all human. Humans deserve the right to be heard when their livelihood is being taken away from them. Humans deserve the right to honest work with a fair return. Humans deserve food that does not make them sick.

Here in Canada, corporations have already taken over our food supply. Only 2% of our population is involved in food production (as opposed to 70%, currently, in India, which will mirror our 2% shortly if the laws are not reversed).

Genetically modified seeds are already a huge part of our daily diet. It is increasingly difficult to access healthy “organic” foods. We are seeing a sharp increase in gastrointestinal and auto-immune diseases (ie.celiac disease, colitis). We gave away control of our food supply to corporations who champion profit above all things, including health.

We are all a family. And we cannot sit back and watch big corporations and governments take away people's rights in the name of profit, money, power and greed.

(Artwork by @artbytdr)

#FarmersProtest The new laws being passed by the

#FarmersProtest

The new laws being passed by the Indian government will allow large corporations, who are focused solely on profit and lack any sense of compassion or empathy, open access to Punjab’s agricultural land. The potential affect on Punjab’s already fragile, natural and economic ecosystem could be crippling.

Monsanto (now acquired by Bayer), is an example of a corporation that was allowed into Punjab with its genetically modified seeds, assuring higher yields and greater profits. In the beginning, Monsanto offered free and cheap seeds. Promising relief for the already fragile economic condition of the farmers.

Over time, the genetically modified Monsanto seeds poisoned the fields, failed to deliver the promised yields, and made farmers reliant on Monsanto. Once Monsanto’s seeds are used (even if the wind blows Monsanto seeds over from a neighbouring farm), a farmer is no longer able to use any other seeds. And unlike the seeds used for generations, the Monsanto seeds could not be re-used for the next crop. New seeds had to be purchased every crop cycle.

With crops and farmers now dependent on genetically modified Monsanto seeds and with the economic pressure put on by a large profit driven corporation, Farmers eventually fell into more and more debt.

Already, there are approximately 10 farmer suicides a day in India and more than 20,000 in the last two years (many of the farmers use Monsanto’s pesticide to kill themselves). If the corporations are allowed to further exploit these farmers, the suicide numbers will surely rise.

While the farmers, rightfully, protest in Punjab, it’s important to understand that this issue effects everybody, everywhere. We all rely on farmers for our food.

Regardless of race, nation or religion; We should always be ready and willing to support and protect the economically vulnerable from the profit driven corporations.

#IStandWithFarmers #FarmersProtest

BELIEVE IN YOURSELF #BLVnYSF

BELIEVE IN YOURSELF

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BELIEVE IN YOURSELF #BLVnYSF

BELIEVE IN YOURSELF

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BELIEVE IN YOURSELF #BLVnYSF

BELIEVE IN YOURSELF

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A lot of us suffer silently Find someone to talk

A lot of us suffer silently

Find someone to talk to - but sometimes, there is no one to talk to - or - you just don’t want to talk to anyone.

The key isn’t that someone has to be there to listen, it’s more important that we express.

Move , action - anything that is the opposite of sitting and thinking/pondering can be an effective practise - whether it’s journaling, painting, making a song, working on a business, or even a workout - go out and express your frustrations, your thoughts, your mental “knots”, your trauma

- don’t just sit and suffer silently -

even meditation, from my understanding, is not pondering on the past or worrying about the future , it is the art of breathing and observing - an action within -

but ya, don’t suffer silently - go express - persevere- transcend the suffering.

And definitely share this with someone you think might benefit from reading this

The Desi Method logo has gone through a few change

@ThinkVik , who filmed N0 FLX, in case you weren’t aware, is also working on the next DMeth video. He’s been a part of the Desi Method movement, since pretty much its inception.

Vik is someone who is super detail oriented and sees the vision coming together in his mind before we even have anything on film. In basketball we call that the ability to “see the game”.

In my opinion, when Vik is involved in a visual project, the end product is unmatched. He always brings a unique quality that meshes super well with the DMeth aesthetic. In addition, he asks thought provoking questions about the overall message, impact and function the video will play for Desi method.

When I put the album together - @peril.vision and I were discussing the importance of having visuals to go with the music - and we knew immediately we had to get Vik on board.

This is the second video out of three I am shooting in a series with Vik. I am super excited to see how this next video turns out and even more excited for us as a team to create something new and share it with the whole #DMETH fam

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