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Art and Self-Enquiry at Ramana Maharshi Centre

byRamana Maharshi Centre for LearningOnline classes and at 2 centres in BengaluruStarts from600 per monthView full gallery

A glimpse into our heritage where classical dance, music, and self-enquiry blend to guide the seeker toward inner peace.

A moment of serene offering at the Ramana Shrine. This video captures the grace of a Ramananjali Nritya performance, where every movement is a form of meditation and devotion to Mother Azhagammal, embodying the spiritual essence of our dance education.

Our students and artistes come together for a group musical offering during the Ramana Jayanthi celebrations. This image reflects the collective spirit of our nAdOpAsana, where voices unite in 'Songs of Awakening' at the feet of the Master.

Young participants of our Ramana Summer Camp on stage at the Heritage Auditorium. We nurture cultural values and self-awareness from a young age, providing every child with the opportunity to perform and express themselves with confidence.

The 'Antarangapravesha' or debut solo concert is a significant milestone for our senior students. This video showcases the culmination of dedicated practice, where the dancer presents a full Ramananjali Nritya repertoire, a true offering of the self.

An invitation to a 'Rangollaasa', the debut solo Bharatanatyam concert of our student. This represents our commitment to guiding students from their first steps in dance to a full-fledged stage performance, celebrating their journey and devotion.

The Sahasra Deepotsava, or the festival of a thousand lamps, illuminates the Ramana Shrine. This sacred event, filled with light and Ramananjali Sangeetham, celebrates the opening day of the Shrine and the eternal light of Bhagavan's teachings.

A dynamic Bharatanatyam offering by two of our senior artistes during the Karthigai Deepam celebrations. Our training emphasizes both solo mastery and the synergy of group performances, exploring diverse choreographies from the Ramananjali repertoire.

We embrace technology to share the teachings through our online workshops. This announcement for the 'Ramana Pada Pancharatnam' online workshop shows our dedication to making advanced Carnatic music lessons accessible to students everywhere.

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Every performance and class at our Sanjayanagara campus is designed as a sadhana (practice). Whether you are exploring Bharatanatyam, Carnatic music, or our summer camps for children, the goal remains the same: using classical arts to ground yourself in the enquiry of 'Who am I?'.

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