How "the East meeting the West", or how the elephant should meets the cockroach


Posted by MK (61.17.178.40) on June 11, 2005 at 03:02:21:

 In Reply to: Response to Ranjana Dave's article


Posted by Vinod on June 10, 2005 at 20:02:59:

 First of all, I would say that, although I would be happy to see it as an optional school subject in every Indian school, the classical Indian dance on a professional level is not for every everyone. It is too demanding and requires subtle intuitive intelligence and refined, spiritual nature (in Kali Yuga, it is in short supply).

BTW, being a European and raised in purely western culture (too materialistic and primitive in everything concerning art and spirituality), I believe everyone knows the reason why 99.9% Indians become NRI's.
They cannot be called missionaries. They trade the spiritual atmosphere and true art of their native land for the cheap hamburgers, posh cars, enslaving "careers", and a host of other mythological "freedoms", and make the paedophile Monckey Jacksons their "Gods".

It is a miracle that some NRI children's genes subconsciously lure them back to the heights of their lost values.