A weekly video series to discuss literature, arts, drama, architecture, sculpture, cinema and other fine arts from the point of view of rasikā, in Saṃskṛta Niṣṭha Hindī.
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Svarṇāñjali is a weekly video series
Discussing literature, arts, drama, architecture, sculpture, cinema and other fine arts from the point of view of rasikā, in Sanskṛta Niṣṭha Hindī. It will venture into feelings, experiences and problems which we all have, and will look at them from a dhārmic point of view, through the lens of art, language, literature and aesthetics.
Rigorous research combined with classical aesthetics and a human presentation, we hope to rekindle the cultural confidence. Premium video productions featuring the uniquely innate cultural lens of Pankaj Saxena and Nivedita Tiwari.
with Bṛhat's distinct aesthetic and visual presence.
Why Svarṇāñjali
Language reflects a culture's aspirational value to society. It is at the root of creative agency of a people. But today, this role has been outsourced to the market. This stunts 'cultural confidence'. Languages are evaluated not on the worth of their cultural importance but on the utility to get jobs and join a specific cultural paradigm. Compounding this is the issue of politicization of language in the name of democracy.
All of this leads to loss of the vital spirit of a land, of its culture and its people.
But the Hindū consciousness is no longer underground. It has started surfacing. The spark of Hindū renaissance is now turning into a huge flame. We are putting the Hindū eye to philosophy, society and politics. Time has come now for this Hindū consciousness to break into the level of arts and literature.
our aims
Creation of Beauty
The primary goal of the series. It wants its audience to experience rasa like a rasika and a nāgarika.
Re-establishment of Saṃskṛta Niṣṭha Hindi.
To re-infuse the spirit of Sanskṛta into Hindī language and to free it from FATE words, in order to bring dhārmic awareness.
Hindī literature and Indian arts from a Hindu Perspective
To revisit literature, arts, drama, architecture, sculpture and cinema from a deep Hindū perspective.
Aestheticization of Life
To use the eye of Hindū aesthetics and both elevate and uplift the human experience.