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Monthly Archives: January 2009
Dharma Monologues: Structure of the Systems
A couple of months ago, I had posted an entry titled Dharmayuddha@Kurukshetra.in where I wrote about the rules of engagement in the Mahabharata war. In the penultimate paragraph, I mentioned the following: One might want to question the validity of … Continue reading
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Tagged bhishma, bottom up, dharma, Hindu Philosophy, kurukshetra, mahabharata, sri krishna, top down
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Globalization: Really?
Today I got to hear a strange comment about Globalization, which scared me. A bunch of us were having dinner at a nearby restaurant, and a friend who recently returned from Germany joined us. He brought along another friend who … Continue reading
Alva’s Virasat 2009: Day 4
Like I mentioned in my previous post, today’s event promised to be a eclectic one with a jugalbandhi between Vani (voice) and Veena (strings). Not wanting to miss it, we left in time, reached the venue in time, but damn, … Continue reading
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Tagged classical music, dadra, Ghazals, Hariharan, Maand, Mohan Veena, virasat, Vishwamohan Bhat, Yogesh Samsi
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Alva’s Virasat 2009: Day 3
I wanted to write this post yesterday night immediately after returning from the concert, as I did on the past two days, but I got caught up in an interesting discussion. More on that in another post, another day, when … Continue reading
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Tagged classical music, dadra, ektaal, mandolin, roopak, sitar, teen-taal, u srinivas, ustad Shahid Pervez, virasat
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Alva’s Virasat 2009: Day 2
Finished the weekly status call a bit early today evening, inorder to catch a bus to moodubidre. This time Mom accompanied me. We reached the venue at 6. The concert was scheduled to start at 6:15 PM and it did! … Continue reading
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Tagged abhang, anuradha parashuram, classical music, rasiya, sriram parashuram, virasat
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Alva’s Virasat 2009: Day 1
I was on a rather long vacation from December 26th to Jan 5th. I decided to stay back at Karkala for one more week and work from here in order to attend Alva’s Virasat 2009, a cultural festival held at … Continue reading
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Tagged classical music, moodubidre, mysore manjunath, mysore nagaraj, virasat
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Circle of Life
Imagine a infinitely huge flat disc spinning at an arbitrary speed. Let, at various angles, one experience various things like heat, pleasure, violence, and so on. At the opposite end, let one experience the counterparts, i.e, cold, pain, non-violence etc. … Continue reading