Devang Gaware

so my drawing is about people from various periods in history have gathered together, symbolising the convergence of different backgrounds and experiences their hardships and problems to each other and compare themselves to the present time and a girl from the present time who is a bisexual a girl from the present time who identifies as bisexual adds another layer of representation and help promote conversations about modern-day experiences and perspectives.the story is a powerful representation of unity, understanding, and the recognition of diversity across time periods.

The individuals from the past are depicted in attire specific to their respective time periods, showcasing their unique cultural identities.

 They compare and contrast their experiences with those of the present time, highlighting the progress made in areas such as human rights and social justice. This dialogue is essential for fostering empathy, understanding, and appreciating the progress achieved over time.The characters seen in the drawing are a buddhist nun who is on the left besides her is a wine pourer, following to him is a 21st century bisexual girl,then a women from a period 300 years ago and finally a khawaja sara on the right.how some of the characters in my story were forced to be in acertain way which they were not originally like the wine pourer and Khwaja-saras were forcefully castrated for their respective roles and all of them are talking about their things respectively to each other.And now that it's 21st century they all think how the world has changed now and people's perspective are different from the past times for the third gendered people.

Some of the conversation between a khawaja sara and a buddhist nun

Khwajasara: Greetings,I am honoured to be in your presence today.

Buddhist Nun: The honour is mutual, my friend. Your presence brings a unique perspective to this gathering.

Khwajasara: Thank you for your kind words. As a Khwajasara, I navigate a path that is often misunderstood and marginalised in society. I am curious to know how your spiritual journey has helped you find strength in the face of adversity.

Buddhist Nun:   Through my spiritual practice, I have learned the importance of embracing challenges as opportunities for growth. The teachings of Buddhism guide me to find inner strength, compassion, and understanding in the face of difficulties.

Khwajasara: Your resilience is inspiring. In a world that often struggles to accept those who do not fit into traditional gender norms, I have faced my share of hardships. Yet, I am determined to reclaim my identity and contribute to the greater understanding of diverse human experiences.

Buddhist Nun: Your determination and courage are commendable. Buddhism teaches us to cultivate compassion and embrace all beings without discrimination. By recognizing the interconnectedness of our lives, we learn to celebrate diversity and create a more inclusive world.

Khwajasara: Your words resonate deeply with me. In our respective journeys, we strive for acceptance and understanding. How can we foster greater empathy and harmony between different identities and paths?

Buddhist Nun: Compassion is the key, By cultivating compassion within ourselves, we become better equipped to extend it to others. It is through open-hearted conversations, like the one we are having now, that we bridge the divides between us. By listening, seeking to understand, and honouring each other's experiences, we can foster empathy and build bridges of acceptance.

Khwajasara: Your wisdom is invaluable. Let us continue to engage in conversations that break down barriers and challenge societal norms. Through our shared experiences, we can inspire others to embrace the beauty of diversity and create a world where everyone is respected and valued.