The Sound of the Divine
In this write-up, we explore the world of Rudra Veena with one of its greatest contemporary exponents, Vidushi Jyoti Hegde. Jyoti Hegde is the first female exponent of this grandiose instrument.
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Indian Art & Spirituality
The Strings of the Divine: Orchestrating the Cosmos
J. Robert Oppenheimer carried a huge fascination for the Indian scripture “Bhagvad Gita.” Looking at the fireball of the explosion of the test nuclear bomb, Trinity, he exclaimed a quote from the book: “Now I am become the Death, the destroyer of worlds.” (Video reference) Oppenheimer was not the only scientist of the modern era […]
Read Article »The Canvas of The Divine
In this edition, we explore the finer intricacies of Indian art and spirituality through the paintings and poetry of Lakshmi Ambady, an artist based out of Bangalore.
Read Article »The Flow of Divine
Jayeeta has woven disparate yarns of themes, stories and movements which are very Indian and very Kathak, with the surreality of Western classical music to create a confluence which is absolutely sacred.
Read Article »The Beloved of the Divine
Exploring the art of Indian classical dance, particularly Kathak, through an interview with renowned dancer Simran Godhwani.
Read Article »The Instrument of the Divine
We present a brief conversation with the global Bharatnatyam icon, Harinie Jeevitha.
Read Article »A Journey into Indian Art + Spirituality
In Indian spiritualism, you just can't escape God. Even turning away from God is a path to God. A total disbelief in and denial of an anthropomorphic form of God is a valid path to God too. In the Hindu point of view, you cannot escape God because, God is all there is.
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