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Mohiniyattam
The Sanskrit alphabetic sequence known as the Maheswara Sutra is the oldest. In addition to being a potent Mantra, this alphabetical sequence also provides therapeutic vibrations.
The Puranas claim that the Sanskrit language, often known as the language of the gods, originated with the sound of the Damru, a percussion instrument that Lord Siva wears on his hand.
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The philosophy of Patanjali is essentially Dualistic. The Jivas or Parusas or human egos are separate individual entities and exist from eternity; so is also Prakriti, and so also isvara or God. It thus believes in three Eternal co-existent principles, the God, the Man and the Matter.
Basic Sanskrit
The great poet and dramatist Kalidasa. By praising this play V.V. Mirashi writes: “It is universally acclaimed as the best of Kalidasa’s works, representing the perfection of his art, upon which his fame as a dramatist mainly rests. From ancient times men of fine taste and critical accumen in India have been so taken up with its skillful plot-construction
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Koodiyattam
The Sanskrit alphabetic sequence known as the Maheswara Sutra is the oldest. In addition to being a potent Mantra, this alphabetical sequence also provides therapeutic vibrations.
The Puranas claim that the Sanskrit language, often known as the language of the gods, originated with the sound of the Damru, a percussion instrument that Lord Siva wears on his hand.
Nangyarkoothu
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The philosophy of Patanjali is essentially Dualistic. The Jivas or Parusas or human egos are separate individual entities and exist from eternity; so is also Prakriti, and so also isvara or God. It thus believes in three Eternal co-existent principles, the God, the Man and the Matter.
Chakyarkoothu
The great poet and dramatist Kalidasa. By praising this play V.V. Mirashi writes: “It is universally acclaimed as the best of Kalidasa’s works, representing the perfection of his art, upon which his fame as a dramatist mainly rests. From ancient times men of fine taste and critical accumen in India have been so taken up with its skillful plot-construction
Classical Music
The Sanskrit alphabetic sequence known as the Maheswara Sutra is the oldest. In addition to being a potent Mantra, this alphabetical sequence also provides therapeutic vibrations.
The Puranas claim that the Sanskrit language, often known as the language of the gods, originated with the sound of the Damru, a percussion instrument that Lord Siva wears on his hand.
Yoga Sutras of Patanjali Maharshi
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The philosophy of Patanjali is essentially Dualistic. The Jivas or Parusas or human egos are separate individual entities and exist from eternity; so is also Prakriti, and so also isvara or God. It thus believes in three Eternal co-existent principles, the God, the Man and the Matter.
Introduction to
Abhijnanshakunthalam
The great poet and dramatist Kalidasa. By praising this play V.V. Mirashi writes: “It is universally acclaimed as the best of Kalidasa’s works, representing the perfection of his art, upon which his fame as a dramatist mainly rests. From ancient times men of fine taste and critical accumen in India have been so taken up with its skillful plot-construction