NATA AVASPANDANE/The Metaphorical Perception Of Nataraja.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- The Metaphorical Perception Of Nataraja.
Lecture & Demonstration On Nataraja Philosophy
Lecture Conducted By Piyal Bhattacharya
Demonstrated By The Students Of Saraswat
Program Conducted By Anita Mallick.
#Saraswat_Sanskriti_Kendra
Ma'am aamaar naach er room gulo dekhe ki nostalgic feel hochhe. Taanaa 9 years okhaane koto bhalo bhalo moments ketechhe. Thank you for being my guiding light to Bharatnatyam.
Khub valo laglo....Sundor ekti onusthan....
Anek kichu janlam... Sotti khub shundor..
Awesome and also informative....very good clarification of Nataraj.....Dance part was incredible...thanks...
Darun mam
Amaar Anita di ke Shashtang Pronaam 🙏🙏🙏🙏
please stay with us...
Darun ...... thanks piyal babu
Aunty samridhho holam apnar nrityo parikolpona ebong piyal sir er pratiti kotha jeno aro onek kichu jante pelam, aunty apnake guru hisebe peye amra satti khub bhagyoban apni eto bhalo bisoy amaderke jante sohoyota korlen
Ki osadharon uposthapona,koto ojana kotha janlam,Anita ke dhonyabad,pial ke amader kache Nie asar jonya,eto bhalo legeche prokaser Bhasa nei.
onek dhonnobad, pashe theko.
অসাধারণ।অনেক কিছু জানলাম।অনেক ধন্যবাদ Sir এবং Mam কে এতো সুন্দর একটি অনুষ্ঠান উপহার দেওয়ার জন্য।
It was truly educational and very well executed. The lecture given by Piyal da has been very convincing and Aunty's presentation has been very elegant as always. Thank you so much for this wonderful episode and looking forward for many more.
The session was really very enriching and it was very depth too .Aunty ami Ritika aar khoob bhalo hoyeche onek kichu ajana chilo segulo jante pare khoob bhal laglo aar parle erekhom aaro kro amra sob somay tomar pashe achi ❤❤❤
I had no idea there was so much thought and depth involved. Really enlightening. Wonderful.
Thank you very much
Truly enlightening! I never realized the sheer vastness and significance of "Nataraja"!
Today, I learned that the significance of "Nata", which means "Avashpandane". At first the huge word "Avaspandane" didn't make any sense to me.However, when Piyal da explained that the Prefix 'Ava' means subtle and the root word 'spandan' means pulse or pulsation. That means "Nata" means "Avaspandane" meaning 'subtle pulsation'. "Raja" is derived from the word 'Raji' meaning selfillumined or the one who can see the world in his/ her own light. This explains the essence of the existence of an artist and also of an art connoisseur. Both artist and the audience needs to be either at the creating or receiving end of the 'subtle pulsation' and should have the consciousness to illumine the world in your own light. However, there is no end to subtlety. The subtler a person, the heightened s/he is as an artist or an audience. Similarly, the brighter your light of realization, the better understanding you have of the universe (a creation in itself). Today I realized why the "Nataraja" statue is equalled with creativity and art. This was my learning.For me, the rest of the lecture was exemplification of Piyal da's super-subtle sensibility and how he illumines the world with the light of his realization.Mesmerized!!!
Thank you very much for your valuable comment...
Piyal Sir are Aunty dujon kei dhonyobad ei program er madhyome Nataraj er sombondhe ato kichu jananor jonno
আমি একজন সারস্বতের সদস্য হয়ে বলছি আজ একটা সুন্দর অনুষ্ঠান দেখলাম এবং এই অনুষ্ঠানে আমি ও অংশ গ্রহণ করেছি।
Piyal Sir er theke etto kichu jante pere khub bhalo lagchhe.. Aar Anita Aunty'r composition and programme organise kora oshadharon..
thank you very much
Fanatic descriptions Piyal, fo ahead
Excellent
Asadharan laglo, Pial...
Asesh Dhannyabad
thank you...
অনেক কিছু জানতে পারলাম আর সমৃদ্ধ হলাম।অনেক ধন্যবাদ ❤️❤️
thank you
Such a great experience , thank you Didi and piyal sir. Waiting for more new discussion in field of dance.
We'll surely come back with such productions...thank you very much...
Excellent sir, excellent aunty
thank you very much
Asadharan
Thanks to all 🙏🙏
Thank you everyone for your cooperation and watching this presentation of Nataraja.