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In the opening episode, I explained the main symbolic meaning of musical rhythm as represented through Sri-Raga . This figurative symbol pointed to the spring season. The natural event where winter always gives way to spring after its quiet duration is truly extraordinary, as it revitalizes nature and highlights why we should cherish our beautiful world for a longer time! Spring brings endless joy that fills us with happiness; additionally, it refreshes us uniquely by helping us forget our darkest past experiences. Adhering to the laws of nature, an unidentified composer created a musical composition and seamlessly integrated it into the Sri-Raga. As previously noted, nature exerts an undeniable influence over the individual psyche; however, Basant-Raga was expertly crafted to showcase the beauty of spring. Personally, I have frequently been delighted with this remarkable musical creation, which can alleviate emotional and mental distress. The Indian film industry boasts countless tim...

Drawing inspiration from the intricate miniature painting techniques of the 16th century, I have undertaken a comprehensive analysis of my artworks in the earlier period of my artistic life. Specifically, my musical series was significantly influenced by the Ragamala miniature paintings , and an in-depth discussion will catalyse a deeper appreciation of fascinating historical anecdotes that underpin these exquisite Ragamala paintings. The symbolic model of Sri Raga was created based on a musical rhythm designed for the fall-winter season. This melody effectively captures the profound emotional essence of autumn and winter while also adding a festive touch. Although the original composer of this musical arrangement is unknown, there is a mythological tale that suggests Lord Shiva was its creator. According to legend, when the devotee Narada inquired about the source and power of musical sounds, Lord Shiva revealed their origin upon his request. Suddenly, nature became enchanted by t...