Posted  by eAmbalam Administrator  in Blog of the month, eAmbalam Musings, General, Home, Others, Wellness	
	
		 on Mar 2nd, 2017 | 0 comments		
     
    
	    	
    
 
Our experiences with schools in the process of the conduct the Life Art Education program (www.lifearteducation.in) in schools, is that competition is ingrained in the Indian psyche. All schools feel proud to showcase their in-house talents, hence there is this mad rush for competitions.
What 
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		Posted  by eAmbalam Administrator  in Blog of the month, Dance, eAmbalam Musings, Music, Upcoming Events, Wellness	
	
		 on Apr 3rd, 2015 | 0 comments		
     
    
	    	
    
 SCIENCE OF YOGA / YOGA & NADA YOGA
(Vinay Siddaiah  -     www. Yogavijnana.in |  www.eambalam.com )
An enterprising and inquisitive engineer by attitude and profession, extended his mental state of being curious into understanding the depth of Yoga. He started his journey under Mr. Sanjay 
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		Posted  by eAmbalam Administrator  in Blog of the month, eAmbalam Musings, Guest Blog	
	
		 on Mar 27th, 2015 | 1 comment		
     
    
	    		
			 
		
    	
    One cool evening midst the sweet breeze, my parents and I took a walk in the Montgomery zoo, Alabama, USA. The time was so apt; the Kangaroos were hopping around to reach their placements. We sat down near the hoppers.
Mesmerized by nature’s beauty, I started singing Konnakol (Vocal Percussion).
Being 
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		Posted  by eAmbalam Administrator  in Blog of the month, Culture & History, eAmbalam Musings	
	
		 on Mar 21st, 2015 | 0 comments		
     
    
	    		
			 
		
    	
    All Hindu festivals have their own significance and importance. Hindu culture has a rich heritage, with numerous festivals. Each celebrated festival throughout the year has its own distinct value and ritual practice. Ugadi is celebrated in many states like Maharashtra, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh.
Ugadi 
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		Posted  by Vandana Narasu  in Culture & History, Dance, eAmbalam Musings, General, Music, Others, Wellness	
	
		 on Jul 19th, 2014 | 6 comments		
     
    
	    	
    Gone are the days when Carnatic music, Dance and other major art forms were offered as optional activities at Schools. Some forward looking schools are starting to include these art forms as part of their regular curriculum and this is a welcome change. Out of my personal experience of going to schools 
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