1991-1214 Comment on Nāṭyasaṅgīt, Dance Drama by Kirti Shiladar, Marriage of Śhrī Rukmiṇī and Śhrī Kṛiṣhṇa, Thater, Pune, Maharashtra, India
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Key QuotesQ1: The nāṭyasaṅgīt classical style of art is dying; it is My dream to revive it.Q2: The thousand petals of your Sahasrāra gives you countless capabilities. From there people have made all the great discoveries and gained all the knowledge about science. Q3: Such people who have reached the Sahaja Avasthā [Sahaja State] are the greatest creators of art and music. Whatever they create is of eternal nature. You should support their work, even if you have to pay a little more.
RecollectionsR1. From various dairy recollections put together by Chris Kyriacou, Newcastle on 1992-0109 from S1: "Later that afternoon we went back to Pune to see a Marathi drama based on the story of Rukmini."R2. Yogi Mahajan's recollection from S2: "In the evening, her children accompanied her to a dance drama performance by Kirti Shiladar depicting the marriage of Rukmini and Shri Krishna."
SourcesS1. 1992-0110 Sahaja Newsletter (Australia) (Sue Raggatt Collection), Page 9. Link: Archive Post 13, Part 2.S2. Book 'Shri Kalki' by Yogi Mahajan, Chapter 6, Page 30.S3. One Photo. Scanned by CCT. Link to the gallery to which it was uploaded on 2025-1028: Collection 1991. Chronological UpdatesCU1 on 2025-1029: Added Q1, Q2, Q3, R1, R2, S1, S2, S3, and the Photo. _(Photo_credit_Rosalyn_Anne_Tildesley).jpg)