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‘Peter Brook was the force that propelled us’, says Shantala Shivalingappa
My first memory of Peter: early 1990, sitting with him in his office at the Bouffes du Nord in Paris, as he narrated the story of The Tempest and described Miranda’s character to me. More than what he said, I was struck by his luminous presence, his piercing blue eyes and his liveliness. It was the beginning of a new and grand adventure for my 14-year-old self. He opened the doors of a brave new…
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I'll get so much hate for this but idc. Just read through before spewing brain rot. Open to discuss obviously.
I need y'all to stop with this cultural appropriation shit with bharatanatyam.
For people who don't know the discourse,
"Bharatanatyam is a culturally appropriated and sanitised form of Sadir-attam, a dalit art form".
Wrong on many levels.
1. Bharatanatyam is not the same as sadir. Sadir is considered a precursor but today's Bnat dancers are NOT dancing Sadir. In fact I can say that it is not even Natyam we are doing but that's another discourse
2. Sadir and devadasi/mahari culture was never dalit specific. Members of all castes learnt dance. Padmavati, Jayadeva's wife, was a devadasi and the daughter of a priest. Shantala Devi, the queen of the Hoysalas, was a former devadasi. I forgot the name but an Odia king (simha something. I read it for my junior exam) was a dancer. @ramayantika will know who I'm talking about being an odissi dancer. Y'all can be delulu about this but the proof is literally engraved in stone.
3. Bnat cannot be said is appropriating Sadir items into its fold with hundred percent certainty. Many of the items we perform now are introduced very recently. Many are taken from Kuchipudi. And Sadir itself is a product of Natyashastra. Devadasis danced to padams and javalis written by Brahmins.
5. Upper caste girls are predominantly dancers cos maybe they are the ones who stay in class. Y'all haven't had to sit on a desk convincing a parent to keep their recently "matured" daughter in class or try to tell them that boys can dance too (cos you naively assume misogyny) and them telling you in their caste "oNLy PrOstITuTes DaNcE".
And the worst part is y'all won't know shit about these things if you don't attend classes. This is not something you will find in Quint or whatever. You have to be there to know it.
Don't think that I am in any way denying casteism. I am way too well-read to do that shit atp and I have seen enough. But y'all wanna talk about caste in dance, talk about how lcs can't afford to attend classes because of systemic economic difficulties. Talk about stagnated uc male centric narratives in abhinaya pieces. Talk about the rampant superstitions and misogyny that keeps lc students from pursuing their art. Talk about the nepotism in the field and how it makes the system inherently rigged against outsiders, especially lcs who can't even claim a surname. Those are conversations worth having. Not your hot-takes with no basic fact checking.
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In the realm of the Sculpture, the Hindu chisel has never known a worthy competitor.
Apsara Madanika or Sundari, Hoysala Sculpture- One of the best example of Temple Art Architecture.
This Madanika is carrying a bow with a broken lower half. May be due to vandalism or invasion.
Vishnuvardhana’s Queen Shantala Devi was considered to be the epitome of perfect feminine beauty & it is believed that Madanika sculptures were crafted by portraying the queen as a model. She was well-versed in music and ‘Bharatanatyam’ dance.
Belur Chennakesava Temple, Karnataka. Early 12th century.
Source: Lost Temples
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Une pièce d’Aurélien Bory pour Shantala Shivalingappa
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Ashlesha thakur with Mahesh bhatt at trailer song Launch film Shantala #shorts #reels v2(4)
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Protect Your Joints with Ayurveda
While the West tends to think of the skeleton as a machine that carries the rest of the body, which sometimes seizes up and wears out over time, Ayurveda thinks of the skeleton as fully part of the organism. This is why its management goes through food, massages, or plants. Nothing esoteric there; it's even quite the opposite! For example, when we gain too much weight, we inevitably weigh more heavily on our knees, and if we spend all our time tapping on a computer keyboard, the fingers end up suffering. By correcting the situation with Ayurveda, we straighten our shoulders; we take care of our skeleton and everything around it!
Protect your joints with Ayurveda the alarm clock rings: you open your eyes and straighten up to get out of bed. But things won't be so easy… You painfully place your foot on the ground with the impression of ��creaking” throughout your body; your joints are painful. You already know that the day is likely to be painful. It's probably time to take care of your skeleton!
Ayurveda has developed both care and prevention techniques to take care of your joints from an early age because they always end up being noticed. When buying the best Ayurvedic Medicine of Joint Pain, Bhagwati Ayurved is widely recognized as the best company in the market, offering high-quality products at the best prices. Let’s explore more about Ayurvedic treatment for joint pain.
The appearance of your joints according to your dosha
Vata has a light, delicate frame. Her hips and shoulders are narrow. His joints are prominent and lean, and his musculature is light.
Pitta has a medium frame, well-proportioned joints, and firm musculature.
Kepha has broad shoulders and hips. His joints are large, well-formed, and lubricated. His muscles are solid.
Ayurvedic massage, care, and prevention
If the first writings on massage date back to 3000 BC and come from China. Ancient this practice would have appeared for the first time in India 6000 years ago. Integrated into Ayurveda, it helps regulate the doshas (or energies) in the body!
Stimulating the Immune System and Promoting Pain-Free Growth
In India, from the birth of a baby, his parents massage him every day. This massage, also called Shantala, will stimulate his immune system, help him go through the phases of growth without pain, and get him used to preserving his body.
Massage is practiced simply and must be part of the ritual of daily care, in the same way as a toilet or teeth brushing. People who suffer from joint pain or work on the computer all day will especially appreciate a finger massage. Take each finger in your other hand and use your thumb to press firmly on it first and then below.
Alleviating Discomfort and Increasing Circulation
A pleasant side effect of the massage: the contact with the skin, associated with the light pressure exerted on the body, stimulates certain hormones, particularly oxytocin, secreted by the pituitary gland, which is known to bring joy, satisfaction, and love. Protecting your joints is essential to maintain a healthy and active lifestyle. With Ayurveda, an ancient Indian practice, you can manage joint pain and prevent future problems by incorporating food, massages, and natural remedies into your routine. By incorporating ayurvedic Medicine of Joint Pain into your daily routine along with Ayurvedic oil massage, you can take care of your skeleton, reduce joint pain, and enjoy a healthier, happier life.
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Karnataka Tour
The state of Karnataka is well-known for its involvement in the manufacturing and commercialization of sandalwood. Its worldwide appreciation may be attributed, in part, to the broad recognition and international commerce of sandalwood originating from these locations.
Karnataka is well-known for its historical sites as well as its national parks and wildlife preserves. In addition to these characteristics, the area is well-known for its charming hill stations, stunning waterfalls, notable pilgrimage sites, and a vast coastline that stretches for 320 km and is graced with gorgeous beaches.
Karnataka is well-known all over the world for its magnificent temples, opulent architecture, and royal atmosphere. The attraction of ancient Karnataka is epitomized by the temples of Belur and Halebidu, which have stood the test of time. Halebidu is related to the historical heritage of the respected ruler Vishnuvardhana and his spouse, Queen Shantala Devi. On the other hand, Belur was the political heart of the Hoysala empire.
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Why Adugodi shaped into a premium office and retail hub
There are times when some of the most ordinary places come into the limelight for their unique characteristics. Adugodi within Koramangala is one such locality that has sparked a real estate boom.
Location edge
Adugodi was a quiet village located on the route connecting Bengaluru with Chennai through the narrow Hosur Road. When multinational companies like Mico set up their factories along this strategic highway, the areas flanking it sprang to life to house the factory employees. Gradually the locality began to be the base for emerging new companies to set up their offices because the land was cheap. Adugodi and Koramangala now house some of the premium IT and ITES offices till today.
Adugodi has over the years risen to be a premier office and retail power center and it’s not surprising to find leading developers having their presence here. HM Vibha Towers from the prestigious HM Group https://www.hmconstructions.com/ is a prominent office landmark that enjoys the locational advantage that Adugodi offers it.
The strength of Adugodi’s strategic location is its connectivity to equally prominent localities of Koramangala, HSR Layout, Wilson Garden, Shantala Nagar, BTM Layout, JP Nagar, etc.
Offices of the future
Improved road connectivity can increase the popularity of a locality as well as its real estate value. The widening of the Hosur Road stretch from Adugodi Police Station to the Nexus Mall (earlier Forum) gave the areas around this route a further boost in terms of demand for prime office space.
The old shops and kirana stores dotting the stretch rub shoulders with swish IT offices housed within the swank glass and steel buildings that offer a stupendous view of the surroundings.
HM Vibha Towers preens in the green glory of a tree-lined campus with extensive parking space. The glass building that has the Star Bazaar on the ground floor also boasts top companies as its tenants.
A hot property for multinational companies and coworking firms, HM Vibha Towers is one of the best examples of what future office buildings will look like. The impressive 8-storey building is an extensive 32,000 ft of office space with an uninhibited street view. The modern office design and floor plan ensure good ventilation throughout the day.
Offering office options for sale or lease, HM Vibha Towers from HM Constructionshttps://www.hmconstructions.com/ is the perfect office destination for startups and renowned enterprises alike.
Retail and social footprint
Adugodi is not just gifted with the Nexus Mall on Hosur Road but also has a high retail footprint in the high streets of adjoining Koramangala. The Nexus Mall has been credited with upping the real estate value of the region when it came up almost two decades ago at a time when the areas around were considered dangerous and lonely to live in. The mall has singularly increased the liveability index in the area through its friendly and convenient quality of service that includes top brands in shoes, fashion, food, and movies.
The road opposite the mall that leads to the National Games Village is choc a bloc with resto pubs, coworking spaces, and branded stores jostling for a slice of the Adugodi retail pie.
The locality is high on social infrastructure too as is seen in the best of schools and colleges such as Bethany School, St Francis School, St John’s Medical College, etc having their campuses a stone’s throw away from Adugodi.
With so much hectic activity happening around Adugodi, there isn’t a sliver of doubt about this neighborhood’s capacity for future growth of commercial real estate, say experts. This is the reason that once corporate entities occupy HM Vibha Towers in Adugodi, they become difficult to shrug off. After all, premium office spaces are hard to come by.
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Pūrṇamadaḥ: Fullness am I
Brahma is the fullness, the origin and consequence of existence, it is the fullness itself that manifests itself in the most diverse ways. Brahma is the infinite, the absolute. The mantra is present at the beginning of the Isha Upanishad, it is the introductory and invoking mantra, the manifestation of the spiritual being present in us, therefore, it is a mantra for the realization of one's own spirituality. Isha Upanishad seeks to show the omnipresence of the Absolute in the universe and in all beings.
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