Understanding Bharata Natyam - PART 1 || Project SHIVOHAM

[@swastika9327]

Beautiful... while learning Bharatanatyam I was too young to know it's worth.. but now I feel proud having learnt this beautiful art form

[@godzilla9913]

Being a Bharatnatyam dancer, all points said is true. We wr taught the same for our dance xams and classes.

[@ganeshtanshette]

From where and how did u learnt

[@-__________abhinavtariyal_5999]

@@ganeshtanshette may be from icse ,bcs u can learn in icse school , extracurricular activities Or state board

[@godzilla9913]

V have so many gurus who are dedicated only for bharatnatyam in South

[@ssi44]

@@godzilla9913 yes. Nattuvanars of tamilnadu. My guru belonged to tanjore family. Nice piece of work

[@nationalism8210]

Stop saying dance bro

[@haiyaaa7804]

I was actually searching for Bharat Natyam couple week ago. Perfect timing!

[@kuldeeptrivedi2508]

Ise max. Share karo dosto 😊

[@casparcoaster1936]

I was a young man studied with MMY in USA in 70s & 80s, I married and had two sons I sent to the Maharishi elementary school in Iowa. They were taught veda lila dances in every grade (Sanskrit, Asanas, Pranayama, & Meditation too of course). Was difficult not to cry while I watched. Years later, seeing dancers in Thailand, few year later Indonesia, and, in San Francisco, 8 years ago, dancers from India. All seemed to come from India, even Kabuki once in Japan, in a vague way. Very grateful to watch this video, and get some idea of why. Many, many thanks!!

[@hsram1985]

Original seven notes of the music is sa ri ga ma pa da ni. It has a cosmic significance. Western World lifted it and and come up with their own version.

[@shyamkarthikeya4769]

So glad to know that your mother tongue is Telugu. ❤ I was able to feel you everytime whenever you mentioned any Sanskrit word/shabdam in your documentaries because It was familiar with my used language. 😊 Feeling very much proud of PROJECT SHIVOHAM and your dedication 🙏 in bringing out all untold and unknown Heritage of Mother India

[@reikihealeraccupressuretherapy]

Why are you differentiate people based on mother tongue

[@gowthamdora6146]

@@reikihealeraccupressuretherapy he is not differentiating bro he just felt happy that project shivoham also belong to his mother toungue

[@boymeetsbush8232]

His mind, heart is Indian hence his mother tongue is also Indian. Telugu happens to be one of many Indian languages

[@satyam1529]

@@reikihealeraccupressuretherapy Bro - he just mentioned his mother tongue. Generally all 4 languages of South India, most of the words/shabdam are of Sanskrit only. As compared to other Indian languages. Though all our mother tongues are born from Sanskrit only.

[@lordraj365]

You should also feel same if someone speaks Tamil, Hindi, bengali etc

[@jakkamsettimadhuri8741]

Bharatanatyam..apart from helping in balancing my emotions and stress..it increased and intensified my perception while doing my puja and Japam 🙏.. increased my patience and also go through tough times easily

[@vishnuvarma1726]

Finally I got to know that you are also from Telugu community.... Ofcourse you are a true indian. అభినందనలు..💐 🙏 I really liked the way you put Indian wisdom in scientific perspective without being biased and without being disrespectful to the many contributions from other countries. Thank you...

[@daddydope258]

I am a telugu speaker too. ❤️😍

[@mdonwardprojects6663]

yet his pronunciation of Tami"zh" is Perfect!

[@daddydope258]

@@mdonwardprojects6663 what is tami'zh'

[@sadhvika2558]

@@mdonwardprojects6663 can you elaborate what you mean

[@chadharangamchess2872]

I am Telugu😍😍

[@amitsharma5996]

మీరు తెలుగు వారు అయినందుకు మాకు ఎంతో గర్వంగా ఉంది 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@saisanaka8192]

Chala garvanga undi.

[@parashaktiii]

We are proud that he is a भारतीय सनातनी

[@sudheernelakuditi3832]

మీరు తెలుగువారు అయినందుకు గర్విస్తున్నాను. ఈ సమాచారాన్ని పుస్తక రూపంలో తెస్తే ఇంకా చాలా ఉపయోగకరముగా ఉండగలదు సార్... చాలా మంచి సమాచారం.

[@rostronics]

Thank you for such a great doc film's which clearly shows the rich literature heritage and glorious history of Ancient Bharata

[@bhaktisagar325]

Sir, plz make a film on females in Vedic india. with including the dowry aspect, patriarchial aspect, females status as shudra..not allowed in education, upanayan ceremony, marriage aspect like Kanya daan , menstrual myths.. There are not a single video on KZbin which can clear such ignorance of ours. Plz do make it..

[@perfectsamaj]

As explained in video, to gain knowledge one have to kill apasmaraka in them.

[@hsram1985]

Dowry was a gift from father to his daughter and son in law in ancient times. Women in ancient India learned 54 kalas in her education. Girls have different rituals considered to boys. MC women where she is under construction shouldn't go to temple. It's about energy.

[@meghanavanivageshwari]

Watch the video of sinu Joseph on menstruation and Sabarimala. She is very xlear.

[@ishantrana8003]

Watch video of prachyam on origins of dowry...short, crisp and eye opening

[@venkatsuresh9217]

@Bimla... Mr.pretending hindu... Dowry means sharing the father's assets after marriage as she is going away from family. Please come out of apasmaraka

[@ruthvikchowdary.upputuri]

It's a pleasure to know that your mother tongue is Telugu. Chaala garvanga undhi anna needhi Telugu ante ❤️❤️

[@blackvenom2945]

I was watching Adi Shankaracharya's movie. Suddenly I saw notification of "Project Shivoham" & came here That's my craze for this channel. Jayatu Sanatana dharma 🕉🚩🙏

[@Moksha_Rahasyam]

Which adi shanaishcharaya movie..

[@thebug0]

Hope someday this channel will cross a million viewers...Project Sivoham deserves it. Too good to research, analyze, comprehend and present the rich heritage of Indian Civilization...

[@roleplayinglife7548]

Thank you for bringing Bharat's ancient knowledge to us. Eternally grateful

[@lakshyasaini4518]

7:45 He is either from telangana or Andhra Pradesh

[@chadharangamchess2872]

Yes

[@meghanavanivageshwari]

He is from Bharat buddy, from Hyderabad

[@aryannshah]

Ur intro song steals my heart in every video.......Big fan bhaiya since 10k....If possible come to India 🇮🇳 ♥

[@rsn4189]

Does he not live in Bharat ??

[@ramakrishnajettem1634]

Suddenly I became happy because u r telugu guy, I'm very proud of you.. Keep going

[@dhritishmandeka4371]

keep making such great documentaries ☺️

[@kingrocky4971]

మీ యొక్క కృషి కి ఇవే నా నమస్కారములు. I will be more happy if made these videos available in telugu language Proud to be indian ❤️

[@srimedha3863]

I never imagined you are a telugu guy. I was so ignorant and judgemental. Do we still have people in telugu states who's not fallen to caste and political groupism? Happy to see you bro.

[@yuvanm411]

The way i came across Bharatanatyam is different compare to Natya Shastra by Bharata Muni. If you studied Tamil sangam literature you can clearly see the development of Bharatanatyam. How it's developed how it's flourished in Tamil culture. I don't know any other culture has Bharatanatyam in their core & integral part of culture. [ if I missed any other culture other than Tamil please mention it ] This is how Bharatanatyam evolved in Tamil society starting from Sangam period. 👇 Dance was the resplendent art form in ancient Tamil Country. Dancing played an indispensable role in the lives of the ancient Tamil Sangam society. • In ancient times the dance was known as Koothu (கூத்து). • Later the dancing transformed into “Chadir attam” (சதிர் ஆட்டம்) which means “court dance” and was danced in the temples of South India by the Devadasis (தேவதாசி). • Bharatanatyam (பரதநாட்டியம்), the classical dance form of Tamil Nadu, derived from its older form. The corpus of literature written during Tamil Sangam period spanning from 300 BC to 300 AD was known as Sangam literature. Koothu (Tamil: கூத்து) is the most ancient form of dance in Tamil land and is considered as the historical predecessor of the Bharatanatyam (பரதநாட்டியம்). • Tolkappiyam (தொல்காப்பியம்) by Tolkappiyar (தொல்காப்பியர்), a book on phonology, grammar and poetics, assignable to earlier than the 2nd century CE (pre-dates Bharata muni's Natyashastra, a grammar treatise on dance) provides information about the dance of ancient Tamils. "நாடக வழக்கினும் உலகியல் வழக்கினும் பாடல் சான்ற புலனெறி வழக்கம்" (தொல்காப்பியம். பொருளதி.53) It refers to several kinds of women dancers i.e., Viraliyar (விறலியர்) (ministrels), Koothiyar (கூத்தியர்) (dancing girls), Paratthaiyar (பரத்தையர்) [ ☆ remember this name ] (courtesans), Kannular (கண்ணுளர்) (santhi-koothu) as well as men dancers i.e., Koothar (கூத்தர்) (dancing men), Panar (பாணர்) minstrels), Porunar (பொருநர்) (war bards). Perumpanarruppadai cites about the dance stage: "நாடக மகளிராடுகளத் தெடுத்த வீசிவீங் கின்னியங் கடுப்ப" - (பெரும்பாணாற்றுப்படை) Pattinappalai also cites about drama: "பாடலோர்ந்தும் நாடகம் நயந்தும்" - (பட்டினப்பாலை) Koothu is mentioned in Sangam poems like Kuruntokai (குறுந்தொகை) and Kalitogai (கலித்தொகை). Koothu was performed in honor of the young soldier who had fought valiant and returned victorious. A form of koothu was performed as a ritual to aggrieve the valiant death of the chief. Starting Tolkappiyam, Isai Nunakkam (இசை நுணுக்கம்) of Sikhandi, Pancha Marabu (பஞ்சமரபு) of Arivanar, Bharata Senapatiyam (பரதசேனாபதியம்) of Adivayilar, Kootta Nool (கூத்தநூல்) of Sathanar and Muruval (முறுவல்), Sayandam (சயந்தம்), Guna Nool (குணநூல்), Seyirriyam (செயிற்றியம்) -- whose authors not known-- "have defined the grammar of classical dance and music". Kootha Nool, compiled by Sathanar, is an ancient treatise on dramaturgy which has nine chapters devoting to two different subjects ‘Suvai’ (சுவை ) and ‘Thogai.’ (தொகை). It focuses on tripartite arts of dance, music and drama. Scholars believe that this work formed the basis for Bharata’s Natyashastra. Natyashastra’ (நாட்டியசாஸ்த்திரா) by the sage Bharatha Muni (பரதமுனி) sets the grammar for dance. Therefore it was being aptly termed as Bharatanatyam during 1940s. [ The name given and popularized by Theosophical Society & Rukmini Devi - Different Story 🤷🏽‍♂️ ] Earlier it was known as Chatir-attam. The date of Natyashastra and Bharatanatyam is not yet resolved.( somewhere between 200 BCE. and 200 CE. ) However scholars assign the date of Bharata Muni to Sangam period. Abhinav Bharati (10th century AD) of Abhinavgupta, commentary on Natya Shastra also known as Natya-Vedam, clearly brings out the basic concepts of the Natyashastra. In southern part of India you can clearly see the stage by stage development of Bharatanatyam. ONE MORE THING. we called Bharatanatyam not because of Sage Bharatha Muni. but some of Sangam literatures referred as Bharatanatyam and the main reason is the people who performed Bharatanatyam in earlier ages, the last ones are Paratthaiyar (பரத்தையர்).

[@sylvester8004]

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[@raghuls1515]

That's devaradiyars during tamils rule only in later period it was corrupted & called as devadasis during non tamil rule..

[@GT-yt9xq]

This is actually sathir aatam,this sathir aatam is a dance of devaradiyaargal in Tamilnadu,later some of the Sanskrit people changed the name as bharatanatyam

[@always.bhavesh]

I love it when you consciously call India as Bharat it would be great if you call culture as sanskruti as culture has very shallow meaning and sanskruti has much deeper meaning...

[@adityanair3673]

Bharata Natyam originated in Tamil Nadu is all I knew until now

[@Śiśna3633]

Then it is stolen by the brahmins.

[@adityanair3673]

@@Śiśna3633 say all Hindu stolen it from Dravidian people say clearly let that venom flow from your heart You are nothing but Hindu if you are Hindu then Brahmins Dalit or kshatariya doesn't matter to me 😎🤙 Hindu unity Zindabad 💪🏻

[@worthywind5159]

Its just feels amazing to know the reason behind what we are doing. Thank you for letting us know about the unknown knowledge though your channel and thank you for doing this deep research on our history.

[@ritesh.prakash]

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[@vi23tream74]

Well explanation brother I am bharatanatyam vishard prathm and I do this dance from 10 years it is very important that today's young people should understand it and you beautifully explain it wait for part 2

[@meghanavanivageshwari]

I thought that Natraj swamy is a depiction of a dane form, but now I got to know that the Natraj swamy depicts every Atom and the Universe as a whole. Thanks Anna 🙏🏼

[@cassandrasiraganda2940]

I appreciate Your beautiful, scientific channel so much - it helps me, as a follower of the Sanatana Dharma - in the argumentation and information of ignorant western people! Jay Shri Ram!

[@bhavanavidyamandir]

I have read this line - गीतं वाद्यं तथा नृत्यं त्रयं संगीतमुच्यते। Which means sangeetam entails nrtyam. Is naatyam different from nrtyam ? Because in this documentary naatyam is said to be different medium alongside literature and sangeetam to express emotions which form middle layer between knowledge and wisdom.

[@kuldeeptrivedi2508]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@coveringeternity]

I don't have words to express my gratitude to entire Shivohm team.... your efforts reminds me about a quote of Swami Vivekananda.... Hope your effort will bring fundamental changes to this self-obliviated ignorrant Indian society void of values moral and ethics... I sincerely pray to god that you people can carry on such invaluable project and enlighten Bharat.... 🙏🙏🙏

[@sairamadari7658]

Teacher is said to one who educate others. But guru is the one who make it sense, feel the subject. And that to, our own forgetten bharat, lost culture, lost heritage. Guruji...namaskaram

[@writer-su9xi]

Sir, Namaskaram. Always had this very internally in my mind, by the way you speak, your utterance, your diction, your vocal style, your English slang, You are a Telugu. I wasn't wrong. Sir, your channel is an eye opener to our current generation. Keep doing well and keep flying Sir. Thank you.

[@tejasvy]

Very informative. Happy to know the second line bharya moolam idam gruham . Excellent work . Keep doing it .

[@alexalex9700]

As always 👍👍, extra good feeling when u proudly mentioned telugu as ur mother tongue & no belittling any other language. Bibhatsam a sankrit word🤔,telugu still has a lot of Sanskrit 👍👍

[@makcys]

Bharata Natyam definition from Swarnakamalam movie song Might be sloka from Natya sashtram : kHantE nAramBhayei gEetam, haStena ArdHam praDrshyei th, ckShuBhyam DharsHayeth Bhavam pAadhabhyam achAre taalam, Wach song from Swarna Kamalam movie Kvishwanath garu explained very simple way in koluvi vunnaade deva Devudu

[@toreviveindianhistory9537]

PraveenMohan viewers attendance here PraveenMohan + Project Shivoham = True History

[@jhansirani5281]

Yes.

[@SurajKumar-by8ew]

Thank you for this amazing information on my culture.

[@ashishdixit9421]

Really amazing! You are doing a great service to our civilization...hats off to you!

[@parulkaragwal643]

As always, Thank you Brother. Jai Hind.

[@nagabhushana1150]

Beautiful and knowledgeable explanation of natya!

[@banshibadanmukherjee9520]

Feeling very much joy and immense peace , while watching your videos. I remind my ancestors through your divine like analysis. God bless you.

[@Mynameis11292]

Experience = New environment వాతావరణ పరిస్తుతులని ఎదుర్కొనే capabilities వుండాలి

[@manasipimprikar5885]

Thank You for this video🤗

[@vaibhavkrupakar240]

The pride of tamil nadu bharat natyam

[@shyamkarthikeya4769]

Tamil Nadu = PRIDE of India 🇮🇳 🙏..,, I am telugu By the way, big fan of TN and it's heritage.

[@vijayakumar2967]

Love Telugu from TN 🎉​@@shyamkarthikeya4769

[@tsewongchazotsang2332]

Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful and profound knowledge from the land of noble beings

[@mykidsmyshow3818]

No words to say......I am speechless.....I can say only one thing sir.....who watches this video wants to see you directly.......paadaabhivandanam🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@pankajmandloi]

What I feel is Damru means destruction as whatever this gets demolished creats sound and fire is source of creation. Earth soil contains gold and other minerals but they can be obtained and purified only with fire. I may be wrong in my enterpretation but this what i feel.

[@siddheshrane7009]

I request you to please make a video on ancient Indian jewellery as you mentioned "Makara Kundala" in this video. make a complete video dedicated for this subject only.

[@divaspasalon2133]

Totally inspired. Nice work. Nice to know Honourable Kalam Sir is your inspiration too! Thank you for this video

[@TeamAarohana]

I'm a big fan of you.. Awesome job buddy👏👏

[@dominicayyanikkatt7463]

Thank you very much. This was something I was looking forward to.Hope see a longer version in future.

[@PrathamYvv]

Was waiting for this video, Finally!!!

[@skverma6940]

Project Shivoham 🙏 . ..Matchless video . Nation is proud of you . Please continue your efforts .

[@debjeetauddy4263]

Nmaha shivay 🙏🌸

[@aditirege748]

You make very good informative videos. Please keep up this good work of bringing the greatness of ancient Hindu culture to the current generation. Thanks

[@ilovepiper666]

My biggest regret of my life is so far that I didn't get the chance to learn Bhartnatyam, I did learn 'western' styles of dance while growing up because according to my parents that was suitable for me as a boy, in that same dance institution they thaught Bharatnatyam too, but even after so many requests my family didn't allow me to learn and experience the most beautiful dance form (in my opinion) Bhartnatyam. Now I am 17 so unfortunately I don't think that I will be able to learn it now.

[@shantiq439]

Dont give up. Follow your heart.

[@kalpanaa831]

You can still.you are only 17

[@ilovepiper666]

@@kalpanaa831 Yeah but now my family has become poor and after 12th I don't think I'd find time to persue my hobbies.

[@kalpanaa831]

If you are really passionate about something universe will certainly make it possible for you.Don't worry.

[@rameshpvn77]

Project Shivoham and team - Brothers you are doing a great service. Shatakoti Naman.

[@anirudhachakri4295]

Swami Namaskaram. Meeru telugu vaaru ani ippude telisindi. itlanti videos chestunnanduku Dhanyosmi. Meeru vanda yellu undali.

[@sarath3373]

Please don't make us wait for such long.. Watching your video as the 2nd viewer😍

[@ankyindiana]

Eagerly waiting for this😍

[@shuktirode8673]

Thank you so much for sharing such deep knowledge...

[@manoharkumarjha9324]

Please make a documentary on sandhyavandanam.

[@sona5sona]

Natyam 🙏🏻 The Crown Jewel in the culture of Bharat🙏🏻 We are really lucky to follow this PROJECT SHIVOHAM Many thanks andi

[@innaangelaki990]

🙏You have done great job, thank you very much for this video. Im very excited that I found a teacher in Greece and just started to learn Bharatanatyan.

[@salemsrilakshmi4683]

Beautiful explanation sir🙏🙏

[@gokulakrishnansumathyragur6853]

The description about the art of Bharatha Natyam is very wonderful. It's a great pleasure to hear about the origin, history, significane and much more about the art. The form of the art defined from the bottom to top. I do love the way of narration. I'm much interested to know more about our culture and history. Thanks for your great job💯. That's worthy in all ways. I'm much eagerly waiting for the next episode.,

[@Bhairavvvv]

The intro beat gives goose bumps !!

[@kalpanaganesan8489]

So glad to be part of this channel. Request you to post understanding of God , why, how it got divided in to various incarnations or avatars and what’s our beloved Guruparampara Sri Sri Adi Shankara message and how do we understand his fruit or essence to follow so that our soul leads to progress in a discipline way. This information will definitely helps many people mis interpret and follow the right path. Hope you will share 🙏🙏

[@ramkumars2329]

eagerly waiting for part 2!

[@gopalkrishnayoga]

✨Thank you so much, waiting for part 2✨

[@reikihealeraccupressuretherapy]

Learnt it during school days .... it is best form to keep our body healthy

[@chetanraju4061]

it is wonderful moment for me that u also a telugu speaking person, but we are bharthiya

[@sithakavalur7374]

AWESOME...keep posting such amazing videos 👌👍🥰🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤

[@nicholecooper3187]

Thank you so much for this valuable material.

[@PrakashPatel-iq1rc]

Very nice, educational video. It should be in school curriculum in every school in INDIA 🇮🇳.

[@akpradhan3840]

Loved it,❤️❤️❤️ Waiting for Part 2

[@MKSundaram]

And as always Thanks for your efforts to bring forth the lost treasures of Bharat. May God Bless You.

[@saigowtham4867]

I watch ur viedos regularly But i didnt expect you are a telugu guy with this perfection in english

[@bhavanisn8308]

I can't express my contentment for this video. Thankyou 🙏 God bless u sir.

[@pankajgandhi1193]

Knowledge wisdom and emotions….wow just wow!!! Thank You!!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@srivassc3980]

The video was very informative and useful. Please do a video on classical singing too.

[@russianmig29dajjalist15]

You are doing best of the best..proud to be sanatani.. Har Har Mahadev..

[@bhanukiran7017]

Waiting eagerly for part 2 ♥️

[@k.l.n.h6253]

జై శ్రీ కృష్ణ🙏

[@subhmaypatra5562]

I want to learn Bharatnatyam and Kathak. It's my desire since my childhood.

[@naga5583]

Wow..very beautifully xplained ..Sir , can you please make videos on indian major languages like Tamil, Telugu , kannada ,Sanskrit .their history ..etc ..I get lot of controversies in internet . If this s already done ,please highlight the link .

[@hsram1985]

Sanskritam is the mother of all languages in the world. Almost all Indian languages originated from Sanskritam including Tamil. Kannada and telagu originated from Malayalam. Malayalam originated directly from Sanskritam.

[@naga5583]

@@hsram1985 I doubt kannada and malyalam originated from malyalam .I see no traces from malyalam .Tamil is entirely not from Sanskrit .New Tamil , yes there are some traces to Sanskrit bit not old tamil . Tamil nd malyalam are related .kanada nd telugu are related .

[@hsram1985]

@@naga5583 Adi Tamil born out Sanskritam. That's why more than 50 % words in Adi Tamil is Sanskritam. Old Malayalam is 80 % sanskrit. Grammar rules of Sanskrit and Malayalam came from Panani. Malayalam was a language of Danavas. 54 alphabets of Sanskrit has a deep meaning. It's a triple intersection of Shriyantra mandala. Malayalam has 54 alphabets. Old Kannada and telagu has same. See, Danava civilization is back bone of hindu civilization. King mahabali, virochana, hiranya kashapu, swarabhanu, prahlad are some commonly known Danava kings. Sage vyasa, kashyapa, guru shukracharya, Aryabhatta, adishankaracharya few commonly known sages. Pandavas and kauravas were Danavas. King bharath son of sukanya was a Danava. Danava sages who settle down in the banks of river saraswati wrote down the vedas after oral route of more than forty thousand years. These Danava civilization spread out of South India. 6000 years ago after the war of kurukshetra vishnu avatar parashuram saved the vedas. The brahmins who knew vedas and tantra on oral route followed him. They are nambodiris of kerala. Original brahmins of hindu civilization. Technical details and logic clearly says kannada and telagu born out of Malayalam. Tamil has no alphabets of sanskrit. It's a inferior to sanskrit. Tamil has no connection with kannada and telagu directly. These connections rooted in Sanskritam. Tamils have good culture. Fake Tamil pride cocked up by invaders damaged Indian history a lot. Today these fake Tamil pride is foreign funded to distort Indian history. Malayalam and Tamil is more than 12000 years old. Kannada and telagu has history of more than 3000 years old. 54 alphabets of Sanskritam is nothing but a sound body of OM that is shabda BrahmAn . These 54 alphabets are seed sounds and rooted in primordial frequencies of the cosmos. Hindus must know Hinduism properly.

[@sarath3373]

Waiting for your video for the last 13 days

[@monasingh663]

हमारी संस्कृति के पुनरूत्थान हेतु ऐसे प्रयास आवश्यक हैं।🙏🙏

[@agodha11]

It is enlightenment and life changing to know this, my humble Namaskaram to sharing this knowledge.

[@1nilu1]

As the yuga turned from Satya to Treta Brahma created Natya as a means to divert the people from greed and desire, instructed Bharata Muni to teach his sons and other learned individuals to mimic the then current state of the world through the usage of drama, music and dance in theatre.

[@Harshitha_rasireddy]

Thank you so much for giving this valuable information 🙏 all the best and keep going we will support you 😊

[@pmahithreddy8820]

Clearly explained keep it up

[@khushinvyas6687]

Sir pls make a video on Rishi bharadwaj's vaimanika shastra

[@snatanpurush2025]

आप यदि भारतीय समाज को भारतीय वैदिक संस्कृति से अवगत करवाना चाहते हैं तो आपको हिंदी में इन वीडियो को बताना चाहिए न कि अंग्रेजी में। आपकी ये विडियोज अति महत्वपूर्ण है और हम आपको धन्यवाद करते है जो आप हम लोगो को अपनी संस्कृति से अवगत करा रहे हैं पंरतु हिंदी में करवाए क्योंकि सभी लोग अंग्रेजी में समर्थ नहीं है।इसलिए आपसे आग्रह करता हूं कि भविष्य में आने वाली विडियोज हिंदी में बनाए ।🙏 जय श्री राम जी 🙏👍

[@vardhanarya]

many people are trying to remove the "hindu aspect " from bharatnatyam just like they did for yoga and now yoga has fallen prey to manipulations ,similar manipulations like removing gods ,etc can also be done to our natya shastras . pls also address this .

[@surakshav5553]

Connected in emotional level to you, Project Shivoham. Can't wait for Part 2!!! Glory to Project Shivoham🙏🙏👌👌

[@SinghFromIndiaBharat]

love u dear brother for sharing such great knowledge

[@vamshibolte7]

Hats off for your knowledge

[@gantladhanunjaya4187]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 thanks for making Annayya