Why are there so many Gods in Hindu culture? : Conversation series

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"Bhakti is so far from reality. How does one show Bhakti with honesty while dancing, if one doesn't believe in these images and gods? This is a question that I am often asked, so I have tried to explain how I see Bhakti in this short conversation. "
- Rukmini

The Raadha Kalpa Method is a comprehensive training program for Bharatanatyam devised by Rukmini Vijayakumar through her years of research on the mechanics of movement within the Bharatanatyam vocabulary. The philosophy of the training system lies in developing a neutral body and mind such that the dancer is able to be versatile and malleable within performance.

The program is primarily offered at the LshVa Studios, run by the Raadha Kalpa Dance company in Bangalore.

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The online program is now offered on a streaming platform.
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