There are lands where gods once walked – and there are lands where gods still linger. Goa is one of them.
Beneath the laughter of its beaches, beneath the whisper of its coconut palms, beneath the hum of its temple bells and the stillness of its church altars – there is something ancient that breathes. Something sacred that watches. Something eternal that remembers.
To the unseeing eye, Goa may appear a postcard of leisure and indulgence. But to those who have lived here, prayed here, and wept here – this land is a Dev Bhoomi. A land sanctified not by slogans, but by sacrifice. Not by politics, but by prayer.
And when a Dev Bhoomi is desecrated – when its rivers are dirtied by greed, its hills gouged by arrogance, and its people reduced to pawns in a power game – the wrath of its Devis