Begin with 4 chains.
1...2...3...4
Join with a slip stitch into the first chain.
...to make a loop.
In this loop, make a single stitch
...and chain 3.
Make another double stitch.
Repeat again.
So you repeat this pattern eight more times.
Grabbing blankets,
grabbing pillowcases,
finding sweaters,
wrapping scarves,
holding prayer caps,
packing bags,
washing socks,
hanging tapestries.
Join with a slip stitch
...onto the top chain of the first stitch, like so. We've got 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,
8, 9, 10, 11, 12.
We've got a total of 12 double stitches.
with a chain space between each.
slip into the next chain space
Slide through, and make a single stitch.
Grabbing,
slipping,
joining,
chaining,
looping,
pulling,
knotting,
repeating,
another double stitch.
So you double stitch two together.
Chain 2
Tighten, fasten, straighten
turn, tie, break,
Count
4
5
7
10
11
...and lastly, twelve,
Type up a list of automated suggestions.
Top 10 habits of -
A person.
A successful person.
A successful person in Hindi
A powerful woman
A successful student
A highly organized person
A millionaire
A good speaker
Chain three. Slide into this gap and make a stitch.
Slide to unlock. Pinch to Zoom. Tap to accept conditions.
make a slip stitch.
Companies have failed to patent hand gestures in the past,
so they patent a protocol that conditions the habits of the mind instead.
The high priests -for centuries- have been investing in techniques
that regulate the habits of the mind.
They say
"This allows us to manipulate the world so that our wishes
can be fulfilled."
The rest is recent history.
Single stitch in the next chain three loop.
chain 4 - 1, 2, 3, 4.
Make a single stitch in the next big loop.
Repeat as before.
So, you make five double stitches,
chain three and then five double stitches again.
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The great great grandfather used to bathe in the holy river.
After his bath, he would chant his beliefs in the temple,
facing the ghat.
Women around him in his family, said he was an angry man.
Once he saw a man -who washed people's clothes for a living
throw some residue water by the side.
The grandfather thought, he assumed, that it was directed at him.
He couldn't bear it.
He had to stop himself from uttering abuses because it is
considered a sin to abuse in the middle of a ritual.
So he waited till he finished his recitation and stormed
towards the washer man.
He was an angry man.
The rest is recent history.
The other grandmother would peep through the kitchen window.
She would watch the husband stitch people's clothes
and make wooden furniture for a living.
There were no shelves in her kitchen.
She often expressed the need for one, but the husband would disagree.
One day alone at home, she picked up the hammer and chisel
from the toolbox and carefully carved out grooves in the wall.
She found a stray slab of stone lying out on the
street and pushed it into the wall.
A new shelf was ready, but the grandmother was not sure how
the husband would react.
When he returned home in the evening and noticed the shelf,
he charged towards her.
He was an angry man.
The rest is recent history.
Skip one double stitch below...
...and start making six double stitches
in this new row.
So, 1...2...3... ... ...