A passionate researcher's journey through Natya Shastra, Vedic philosophy, Indian classical arts, and the aesthetics that shape our society — by freelance writer, blogger and editor Naredla Ramachandra.
Freelance writer, blogger, editor — and a passionate researcher in the field of Indian classical dance, music, Vedic philosophy and aesthetics.
Passionate researcher in the field of dance and music. Working as a free lance trainer, blogger and YouTuber. Active for 5+ years in digging and working on aesthetics, Vedic texts and Natya Shastra.
Naredla Ramachandra is a freelance writer, blogger and editor with 8+ years of experience working across diverse domains. A self-described "secret blogger," he has dedicated years to researching the philosophical depths of Indian classical arts — especially Natya Shastra and its cross-references to the Vedas, Upanishads and ancient cosmic sciences.
His research is not academic in the conventional sense — it is lived, intuitive and deeply personal. He believes that every step a dancer takes has a direct connection to the universe, and that music, dance and art are ultimately tools for spiritual realization and the resurrection of Sanatana Dharma.
The aestheticsofsociety platform was created to bridge the gap between ancient Indian knowledge systems and the modern world. Through YouTube videos, WordPress articles and social media, Ramachandra aims to educate dancers, gurus, scholars and art lovers on the practical importance of Vedic texts, Sanskrit grammar and the Natya Shastra.
The blog's subtitle — Dharmo Rakshati Rakshitaha — captures the philosophy: when we protect Dharma, Dharma protects us. Art, music and culture are not separate from this protection — they are its very expression.
Worked across various cross-domain profiles with 8+ years of experience. Currently working as a freelance trainer, blogger and YouTuber. Also offers services in spiritual and emotional healing. Available for writing, editing, training and consulting work in the areas of Indian classical arts, philosophy and culture.
Contact: naradlaramachandra@yahoo.com | 09121469630
In-depth explorations of Natya Shastra, Vedic philosophy, Indian classical arts and societal aesthetics.
Deep research articles on Natya Shastra, Vedic philosophy, Indian aesthetics and classical performing arts published on aestheticsofsociety.wordpress.com
From Bharata's Natya Shastra to 11th century Mammata — tracing the evolution of Rasa Theory and Dhwani theory through Ananda Vardhana, Abhinava Gupta and how ancient scholars shaped Indian aesthetic philosophy over centuries.
Comprehensive exploration of Bharata Muni's encyclopedic treatise on dance, music and drama.
Maheshwara Sutras, IAST transliteration and the healing powers of Sanskrit phonemes from Lord Shiva's Damru.
Vedas contain all knowledge — motion of Earth in Rig Veda, value of π in Bhaskara, and Aryabhatta's mathematical genius.
Shastras dealt with cosmic science millennia ago. Every dance step has a direct connection to the universe — the seers could even time travel.
The female body as Brahman — why pregnant dancers must understand Vedic cosmology and the nine planets within the womb.
Shankaracharya's Vivekachudamani deals with the six pillars of dharma that form the base for the nava rasas and classical performance.
Cross-referencing the Brahmananda Valli — the five sheaths of existence, manomaya kosha and the path to Hiranyagarbha.
The Chandogya Upanishad's vision of body-mind-soul compared to the five elements, and its implications for Natya Shastra pedagogy.
Mudras and Hastas as sources of energy — the tantra-mantra connection in classical dance and why sacred spaces affect the performer.
Natya Shastra is the bible for dance and the resurrection of Sanatana Dharma. Rasa, Dhwani and Yoga Shastra as pillars of divine expression.
Reflections, commentary and visual explorations from the aestheticsofsociety world.
From 7th century rejection of Rasa theory by Bhama and Dandin, to Abhinava Gupta's masterwork Abhinav Bharti in the 10th century — tracing 1400 years of aesthetic philosophy.
Shiva played His Damru 14 times, giving rise to the Sanskrit alphabet. IAST transliteration, the Akshara-samamnaya and the healing powers of each phoneme.
Rig Veda, Aryabhatta, Bhaskara — proof that Vedas contained the knowledge of Earth's motion, value of π, and advanced mathematical thought centuries before the West.
The composition date controversy, 36,000-verse Adi Bharata, rasa theory, the nature of Thandava dance and how Natya Shastra serves as the 5th Veda.
How Natya Shastra is classified into Bhautika and Prakriti, and why Yoga Shastra by Siddhendra Yogi is its living continuation in Kuchipudi tradition.
Mudras as energy emitters, sacred spaces and the tantra-mantra dimension of classical dance — what every dancer must understand about Sabarimala and the body.
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