The Literary Beauty in Kālidāsa's Works | Śatāvadhānī Dr R Ganesh & Prof Ramanathan |

Описание: Kālidāsa has been the greatest yet most graceful exponent of Indian values. He has upheld the highest values of our tradition at the individual, societal and universal levels. He advocates an austere but aggressive pursuit of prosperity. He also advocates a moral but intense pursuit of desires. Kālidāsa has been the greatest yet most graceful exponent of Indian values. He has upheld the highest values of our tradition at the individual, societal and universal levels. He advocates an austere but aggressive pursuit of prosperity. Likewise, he advocates a moral but intense pursuit of desires.

In Kalidasa's Kumārasambhava, the real purpose of beauty is not merely aesthetic, but also a transformative force. It's the beauty of Parvati, both her physical and spiritual beauty, that eventually draws Shiva out of his meditative seclusion and into the world, ultimately leading to the birth of Kartikeya, a warrior who will protect the gods and maintain cosmic order.
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0:00 Start
28:44 — Varying aspects of literary beauty that Kālidāsa highlighted differently between his plays & poetries
45:25 — Kumārasaṃbhava
1:08:28 — An episode from the two Mahākāvyās where Kālidāsa distinguishes himself compared to the other poets
1:15:15 — Comparing the two giants, Kālidāsa & Panditarāja Jagannātha
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The Literary Beauty in Kālidāsa's Works: Śatāvadhānī Dr R Ganesh
24 Sep, 2020
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