Unique and Scintillating Dance of Saptha Vidanga Sthalas

The dance, Tandava, or the cosmic dance of Nataraja symbolizes the balance and rhythm of the universe, the rhythm of life, and the perpetual flow of energy in the universe. The Dance with subtle, intricate movements of the cosmos could be interpreted as ‘Micro Dance’. The dance of Saptha vidanga sthalas are graceful movements which are characterized by delicacy, precision, and attentiveness to subtle nuances and rhythms of Nature. Ajapa Natanam of Tyagaraja is a subtle and rhythmic breathing movements which are very minute and imperceptible. Tharanga Natanam of Nãgaikkãronam is a delicate sensitive up and down micro movements of waves in a rhythmic pattern with troughs and crests. Kukuda Natanam of Thirukkãrãyil is a sensitive up and down movement of musical notes and is a dance of distinct rhythm, with sharp notes with gradual intensity and crescendo to lower note. Brunga Natanam of Thirukkolili is the graceful movement of a bee to a hypnotic rhythm with its up and down movement of wings which cannot be measured. Kamala Natanam of Thiruvãymur is a subtle, undulating movement of the lotus by a gentle breeze passes over, reflecting the gentle rhythm of the nature. Hamsapãda Natanam of Vedaranyam is the rhythmic gait of a swan, a distinctive swaying motion embodies a sense of tranquillity and beauty. Unmattha Natanam of Thirunallar is the movement of ecstasy, a movement of intense pleasure and profound spiritual experience and emotions.

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Shanlax International Journal of Arts Science and Humanities
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.34293/sijash.v12i2.7932
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Smart Systems and Machine Learning
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Unique and Scintillating Dance of Saptha Vidanga Sthalas

S Subbulakshmi
Shanlax International Journal of Arts Science and Humanities
Smart Systems and Machine Learning
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Unique and Scintillating Dance of Saptha Vidanga Sthalas

S Subbulakshmi
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The dance, Tandava, or the cosmic dance of Nataraja symbolizes the balance and rhythm of the universe, the rhythm of life, and the perpetual flow of energy in the universe. The Dance with subtle, intricate movements of the cosmos could be interpreted as ‘Micro Dance’. The dance of Saptha vidanga sthalas are graceful movements which are characterized by delicacy, precision, and attentiveness to subtle nuances and rhythms of Nature. Ajapa Natanam of Tyagaraja is a subtle and rhythmic breathing movements which are very minute and imperceptible. Tharanga Natanam of Nãgaikkãronam is a delicate sensitive up and down micro movements of waves in a rhythmic pattern with troughs and crests. Kukuda Natanam of Thirukkãrãyil is a sensitive up and down movement of musical notes and is a dance of distinct rhythm, with sharp notes with gradual intensity and crescendo to lower note. Brunga Natanam of Thirukkolili is the graceful movement of a bee to a hypnotic rhythm with its up and down movement of wings which cannot be measured. Kamala Natanam of Thiruvãymur is a subtle, undulating movement of the lotus by a gentle breeze passes over, reflecting the gentle rhythm of the nature. Hamsapãda Natanam of Vedaranyam is the rhythmic gait of a swan, a distinctive swaying motion embodies a sense of tranquillity and beauty. Unmattha Natanam of Thirunallar is the movement of ecstasy, a movement of intense pleasure and profound spiritual experience and emotions.

Shanlax International Journal of Arts Science and HumanitiesVol. 12(2)
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