#School
🧐Nalanda
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nalanda_mahavihara
✨️nalanda harry potter
+5There is no canon connection between Harry Potter and Nalanda. However, the two share a fascinating conceptual parallel as historic mega-universities. [1, 2, 3]
Nalanda was a real ancient center of learning in Bihar, India. Established in the 5th century CE, it housed up to 10,000 students and 9 million manuscripts. Much like Hogwarts, it was a massive, walled academic community where thousands lived and studied diverse subjects, including medicine, philosophy, and esoteric knowledge. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Recently, the intersection of Nalanda and Harry Potter has become a popular concept in digital storytelling. Creators and filmmakers have used AI and modern filmmaking tools to imagine alternate universe scenarios. These viral concepts explore what it would look like if: [1, 2]
• Harry Potter traveled to the ancient Indian university instead of Hogwarts.Harry and Hermione discovered ancient magic and hidden libraries in Nalanda's ruins to save it from historical destruction. [1, 2]
Explore how creators are reimagining the two universes or dive into the AI-generated visualizations blending these magical worlds. [1, 2]
🧐https://www.instagram.com/reel/DV88b4QjF1N/?igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
🎶I've been deducing, ancient Egypt, Mesoamerica, ancient everywhere, had schools like this, and they weren't high tech...the feeds keep lobying the ancients had high tech...Dendera Light Bulbs and such...I'm of the opinion, they were more music schools-maybe magic dream schools!...music isn't tech..."sooths the wild beasties...myself, I find "techno canon in D" cool...along with Disney's Electric Parade...and Minuet in C in movie Electric Dreams!!!...
Angels 14-Rays 3😇...Phillies 4-Dodgers 3...Nebraska 1-Alabama 5 🥲...too late too sleepy...to dreamschool...the real Hogwarts!...I haven't watched all the Harry Potters...finished up with Fringe...time for another binge...
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DavidDavid
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