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Posted by Raga on December 29, 2007 at 14:28:38:
In Reply to: re:Natya's corelation with the esoteric discipline of Tantra posted by KJG on December 26, 2007 at 12:27:11:
Hello KJG,
let me try to understand that you mean dance gurus are a different kind
from other spiritual gurus?
Once I get a well translated edition of the natya shastra I might come
to understand the requirements of a dance guru as laid down by tradition.
A while ago I read a very „scary“ ebook about gurus
for free download in pdf from
http://www.strippingthegurus.com/
and I just hope dance gurus are saved from these problems. The book
was written by a musician
and it does not reflect my opinion on gurus, but maybe it answers your
question?
Regarding naming one dance guru that can confere moksha nowadays?
I read that the original ancient natya shastra was telling about seven
rasas, much later
a new rasa, santa rasa was added. This rasa possibly could be compared
to moksha, and
there should be dance gurus who can educate in this rasa? I read atleast
of one catholic priest from
Bangalore, Pater Joachim Andrade who performs BN within his daily ritual
at his local church (temple)
In southern Brazil and I am confident that he can confere moksha. I
found only one link in german language about this.
http://www.steyler.de/svd/dcms/sites/svd/oesterreich/zeitschriften_verlag/Stadt_Gottes/SG_Archiv.html?f_action=article&f_article_id=19302
I hope this helps?
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