A collection of interesting things I found on the internet that I want to share. ~Bahamian | Lover of Indian Classical Dance | Gemini~
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Mesmerizing rendition in Darbari Kanada on the surbahar by Pt Kushal Das
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These are the cutest pics of Niladri Bije I have seen. The artists have done awesome job.
Niladri Bije is a ritual of Ratha Jatra. When the three siblings returned to Bada Deola (Jagannath Temple, Puri), Goddess Laxmi shuts the doors after Lord Balabhadra and Goddess Subhadra's entry and leaves Lord Jagannath outside alone. She is angry as he doesn't take with her with him on the chariot. After lots of cajoling and pleading, she only let's him in when he offers Rasagolla to her. It is my favourite part of Ratha Jatra.
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Odissi dance. Manikya Veena. At the National Art Gallery of The Bahamas.
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Odissi dance. Yugma Dwanda pallavi. At the national art gallery of The Bahamas
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This beautiful dancer is Vidhya Subramaniam
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Devi Lakshmi posted:
You're coming home with me🤫💗
Narayan, Ganesh, Saraswati, Kartikeya, Shesha, Parvati, Shiv and many others reblogged.
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Narayan: Priye😍. That baby owl is too adorable😍.
Lakshmi: and he definitely needs a home😤.
Parvati: L. That's so cute 🥰.
Saraswati: 💟. She looks like she's missing you.
Lakshmi: ah my heart.
Narayan: ah, my heart's heart😜😍😘.
Lakshmi: 😲Narayan.
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A short clip of Bijayini Satpathy performing in the Astor garden at the Metropolitan museum in NYC
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Odissi dance. Hamsadhwani pallavi choreographed by Guru Kelucharan Mohapatra, danced by me.
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Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple Srirangam, Tiruchirapalli, Tamil Nadu, India. (via Instagram: Bharat Balaji)
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Ok but everything else aside, krishna is literally the lover. He loves you. In all forms. Platonic, brotherly, he just loves you. He'll always be with you as long as you don't leave your morals. He's not just a god wanting just some devotee. He just loves you. He loves everyone. I still remember that article i read in 7th grade and i still remembered what they called him. The Quintessential Best friend. He's always there for you
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At a school in a South Indian neighbourhood, young women take a break in their study of Bharata Natyam, a classical dance form.
India, 1981
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