devduttmyth - Tweet Data Analysis

Summarization

Devdutt Pattanaik, an Indian mythologist, author and speaker, has been active on Twitter this week. He shared his reading recommendations including books like 'People, Power & Profits' by Joseph Stiglitz and 'The Book of Ram' by Devdutt himself. He also showcased his art inspired by the latter. Pattanaik's writings are focused on religion and mythologies and their impacts on societies, cultures and individuals. He discussed the concept of snakes as symbols of evil or auspiciousness across various cultures and religions, and shared fascinating stories from his new book 'Adornment of the Gods' through a LHI Circle. Pattanaik was also part of various events and conversations, talking about the intersection of religion, politics and economics. He had a meet and greet session scheduled to discuss his book 'Hanuman: Anjani's Mighty Son'.

Topic Modeling

1. Reading and book recommendations: The Comrades and the Mullahs, Shikhandi, People, Power & Profits, Otran, The Last Heroes, The book of Ram, Adornment of the Gods, Hanuman: Anjani's Mighty Son
2. Mythology and religion: Pattachitra artstyle, RamNavmi, Puranic and tantric traditions, vegetarian goddess, Vaishnodevi Temple, snakes in Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism
3. Philosophy and culture: Snakes as embodiment of evil, fertility, security, magic and auspiciousness, ideologies and virtues, class/caste conflict in Assamese society, politics and economics intertwined with religion
4. Events and sessions with Devdutt Pattanaik: Hanuman online meet and greet, Unwrapping Mahabharata, book discussion session
5. Social media mentions and conversations: @ananthkrishnan, @johnstanly, @devduttmyth, @PSainath_org, @pkkg, @StringReveals, @Advait_Prashant, @UshaNirmala, @ShefVaidya, @jsaideepak, @RajivMessage, @NileshOak, @authoramish, @KalingaForum, @goachronicle, @SwarajyaMag, @OpIndia_com, @sangamtalks, @KreatelyMedia, @jankibaat1, @ARanganathan72, @JainMedia, @SadhguruJV, @SriSri, @indiccollective, @prachyam7, @palkisu, @priyankadeo, @RSSorg, @VHPDigital, @BajrangdalOrg, @HinduITCell, @ChinmayaMission, @Chinmayananda, @iskcon, @SriSriU, @ishafoundation, @RituRathaur, @SureshChavhanke, @MNageswarRaoIPS, @myogiadityanath, @himantabiswa, @chetan_bhagat, @mohituraina

Emotional Analysis

The majority of the tweets express admiration, interest, and enjoyment in reading books and articles written by Devdutt Pattanaik, a mythologist and author. Other tweets bring up topics such as religion, politics, and caste conflicts, but without a clear indication of the emotions being expressed. One tweet promotes an upcoming online session with Pattanaik discussing his book on Hanuman, while another celebrates the occasion of Ram Navami. Overall, the emotions expressed are positive and engaged, focused on the exploration of mythology and Indian culture.

Trend Analysis

1. Reading recommendations of books by authors such as Ananth Krishnan, John Stanly, Devdutt Pattanaik, Joseph Stiglitz, and Ashokamitran.
2. Celebration of the Hindu festival of Ram Navami and appreciation for Devdutt Pattanaik's book "The Book of Ram."
3. Devdutt Pattanaik's columns and videos on the symbolism and cultural significance of snakes in various religions.
4. Promotion of a meet and greet session with Devdutt Pattanaik, where he will discuss his book "Hanuman: Anjani's Mighty Son."
5. Discussion of the intersection of politics, economics, and religion in India's history, specifically during the transition from Mughal rule to British rule.