Top image: At the Parents as Teachers Conference, talking about early brain development through neuroscience and Bharatanatyam
Below you will find instructional videos and see how I am adapting Bharatanatyam for creative aging:
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Sarali Varisai (Carnatic music) foundational elements
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Yaakundendu Tushara Hara (Poem for Goddess Saraswati)
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The second jati (movement sequence) of the Saraswati Jatiswaram in a three-beat cycle
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Mangalam
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The Namaskara (invocation)
The beginning of another sequence (more to come..)
A small jati (movement pattern) along with a slokam (poem) for Lord Ganesha called Mooshika Vahana.
First 2 verses of Nirvana Shatakam (निर्वाणषट्कम्) - (lyrics, song, meaning can be found here)
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A slokam on Lord Shiva as the God of Dance (Nataraja)
Here I go through the a jati (a sequence of adavus), first just with my hands, and then with the entire body.
A short slokam (Yatho hasta tatho dristhi)
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