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Natya, Sangeetham & Theatre as Spiritual Offering

byRamana Maharshi Centre for LearningHosted at 2 centres in BengaluruStarts from₹240 Per PersonView full gallery

We view the performing arts as a profound form of worship and self-enquiry. Explore our cultural events, including Bharatanatyam, Carnatic music, and spiritual theatre.

We present "Arumuga Ramana," a grand collaboration featuring seven dance institutions. This event, held at Narada Gana Sabha, is a rich tapestry of classical dance and puppet theatre, honoring the meeting of Sri Muruganar with Bhagavan.

An invitation to the Ramana Gnananjali Celebrations, honouring the centenary of Sri Muruganar's meeting with Bhagavan. The event features a presentation by Dr. Ambika Kameshwar and Dr. Sarada Natarajan, celebrated through the Akshara Mana Maalai.

Glimpses from our Guru Poornima celebration, featuring a Ramananjali music offering led by Dr. Sarada. The video captures the devotional singing, the accompanying musicians, and the sacred Pradakshina around the shrine.

An invitation to a unique dance drama presentation, "Arunachala - Rig Veda to Ramana Maharshi," featuring puppet theatre. This performance was part of the Holy Guru Purnima celebrations at The Bengaluru Divine Life Society.

A visual poster for the theatre production "Arunachala - Rig Veda to Ramana Maharshi." It combines puppetry, dance, and storytelling to narrate the spiritual significance of Arunachala and Bhagavan's life.

A video of the "Pashupathi Ramana" Nritya feature by Sri Vincent Paul at the Ramana Shrine. The performance, part of our Prani Mitra Day, beautifully expresses Bhagavan's boundless love for animals through the art of dance.

Glimpses of our Mother's Day celebrations, featuring a graceful Ramananjali Nritya offering by Kum. Revathi Sankar. The video captures the elegance of her Bharatanatyam performance in the serene setting of the Ramana Shrine.

An invitation to a premiere show of "Arunachala Ramana - Kaandam Series 7," a Tamil theatre production. This play, presented at Narada Gana Sabha in Chennai, is a collaboration between our artistes and RASA - Arpita.

We present "Ramananjali Nritya Vaibhava," a cultural festival featuring a confluence of Indian classical dances. The evening showcases Kathak, Bharathanatyam, Yakshagana, and Kuchipudi by various esteemed artistes.

A trailer for the dance drama "Paripoorna Ramana," a production exploring the profound question "Who am I?". The video blends scenes from the play with philosophical narration, inviting viewers to a deep, artistic exploration of self-enquiry.

About The Arts as Offering: Natya, Sangeetham & Theatre

Art here is not just for the stage. Whether it is a Ramananjali concert or a dance drama like 'Paripoorna Ramana', each performance is designed to act as a mirror, guiding you toward the same quiet inquiry that sits at the heart of our weekly Satsangs.

Performing arts as prayer in Bengaluru — Approved by the tribe
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Ramana Maharshi Centre for Learning

Hosted at 2 centres in BengaluruStarts from ₹240 Per Person

We are a space for seekers to explore the teachings of Bhagavan Ramana Maharshi. Through our music, dance, and theatre, we invite you to experience art not as entertainment, but as a form of deep, inner prayer.

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A powerful stance from my performance at the Mumbai Natyanjali festival, an offering to Lord Nataraja, the cosmic dancer. The blue background and artwork created a beautiful setting for this devotional piece.11
A moment of prayer and gratitude during a performance for Vinayaka Chaturthi. This piece was dedicated to Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles, and was filled with stories of his wisdom and playful nature.
Celebrating the second day of Navratri by paying obeisance to Brahmacharini. Here I am in front of our family's Golu display, using mudras to symbolize the Japamala and Kamandal she holds.
Commemorating the first day of Navratri and the goddess Shailaputri, daughter of the mountains. The mudra here depicts Lord Shiva, her consort, holding the crescent moon and the damaru.

Devotional Storytelling Bharatanatyam Performances

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Divya SrikanthPerforms across Mumbai, Chennai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Kerala
A moment of stillness in the Aramandi posture, the foundational half-sitting pose in Bharatanatyam. This posture is central to building the strength and grace required for the art form, and is a key focus for beginners in my classes.54
The fan-like spread of the costume in this pose is not just for aesthetics; it accentuates the geometry and lines of the body. This is from a performance where every detail was guided by my Guru.
A dynamic pose from a performance at Aikyam 2024. The beauty of Bharatanatyam lies in its ability to be simultaneously strong and graceful, a balance we constantly strive for in our practice.

Solo Bharatanatyam Recitals and Classical Performances

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Navyashree K NClasses at Naagarabhaavi studio
A powerful moment from our theatrical production, 'KRISHNA - Love, Compassion, and Protection'. Here, my dancers embody the collective energy of the universe, captured through dramatic lighting and ethereal stage effects, perfect for creating a memorable experience at large-scale events.10
This artistic portrayal is from 'Shrishti Stithi Laya', a production that explores the cosmic cycles of creation, sustenance, and dissolution. The use of shadow and light highlights the intricate postures and meditative grace inherent in our storytelling, making it a profound addition to any cultural or corporate event.
The divine power of Lord Narasimha is brought to life in this visually striking formation from our 'Narasimha Kavuthuvam'. This piece demonstrates the synchronization and strength of my ensemble, creating a powerful depiction of the deity's formidable, multi-armed presence.
A tender scene depicting Mother Yashoda with young Krishna, showcasing the emotional depth and narrative focus of our dance dramas. These intimate moments of storytelling are what make our performances resonate so deeply with audiences of all ages.

Featured Classical Dance Performances and Thematic Dramas

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Natesha NrithyalayaAvailable for events across Bengaluru
This is the essence of my solo performance. A moment of complete surrender to the rhythm and story, captured on stage where I feel most alive.8
Dance is not just for the stage. Here, in a quiet moment surrounded by nature, I find the same grace and connection. This is from a special photoshoot that felt like capturing a piece of my soul.

Bharatanatyam Performances & Traditional Dance Recitals

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Shreya BalajiPerformances across Bengaluru and Karnataka
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The poster for 'Bahinabai Chaudhari: The Soul of Soil', a Bharatanatyam production based on the life and verses of the farmer-poet. The performance was an evocative tribute to rural wisdom, resilience, and a woman rooted in the land.
A folk dance lecture demonstration, 'Nrutya Beru', with Sneha Kappanna. The performance combined live dance with visuals projected on our screen, creating an educational and immersive experience.

Intimate Dance Performances and Workshops in Kengeri

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Courtyard KootaHosted at Courtyard Koota, Kengeri, Bengaluru
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Our team at the prestigious SVBC Naadaneerajanam program at Tirumala Tirupati. A truly divine experience.

Bharatanatyam Temple Performances & Cultural Festivals

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NrithyakuteeraClasses held at studios in Chamrajpet and JP Nagar

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