Aatm -Rati
By Dimple Kaur
Administrator dimplekaur.com
Posted on 05/11/2020
Gita – the Biggest Psychotherapeutic Discourse
Modern Individual indulges in self – exploration, self – reflection, self-actualization and of course Selfies. The world has evolved technologically; no real change has taken place psychologically.
People are still fighting, jealous, angry, ambitious, greedy and heart broken. Gita focuses on individual and is a great source of inspiration for psychological development and expansion as it focused more on within and self as against outside and materialistic.
The verses of Gita bring a strong co-relation between what happens in the world and how should it be related to the divine power within.
The artist brings to stage the psychological interpretation of Gita – the inner traumas, fears, anxiety of the present day human being who’s is the midst of war, insanity and chaos. The dancer attempts to interpret Gita through this production where she focuses more on the content which is for individual as against the verses in their original phrases.
It is OK to be nervous and fearful – but it is important to seek help and ask questions. Knowing that Gita exists is not enough, it is more important to take the key lessons from the great song of Krishna: “Showing may not necessarily mean seeing & experiencing; Telling may not necessarily mean Learning”
