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Posted: 13 years ago

#1061

now what is chota bheem 🤔

dont give him ideas 😆

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Posted: 13 years ago

#1062

Originally posted by: manzilmukul
Neilu arti *BIG HUGS * for such a wonderful research and arti bring it on 😛

okies so we have already read nth number of times tht urmila was a great painter and she can paint great painting in no times and during the exile she painted the pics of lord rama and sita's wedding...so is it true perhaps...there is vague possibility tht urmila was a painter...Urmila was a mithila princess and .. mithila is known for it madhubani painting. or Maithili painting..MITHILA a region, a rich cultural legacy, a cradle of creativity and a special style of painting .Mithila means all this and more. Tucked away in the foothills of the Himalayas, Mithila is surrounded by rivers the Ganges to the south, the Koshi in the east and the Gandak in the west. The region has its own way of life, religious philosophy, culture, code of social conduct and language on one hand; art, craft and music on the other...this paintings are exclusive monopoly of woman artists and are passed from mothers to daughters the first reference to madhubani painting in mithila of bihar dates back to the time of ramayana wen king janak ordered the paintings to be created for the wedding of his daughter sita and urmila...it is said tht impressed by the painting king janak tutored his daughters the art of madhubani even in one of the sermons by spiritual guru asaram bapu he stated tht goddess sita had requested urmila to paint a madhubani painting for her...the women of Mithila have been making ceremonial and devotional floor paintings and wall murals, associated with various festivals and auspicious occasions. They use vivid natural colours, applying these with simple brushes made of bamboo and raw cotton. These paintings contributed to the culture of the region, which survived, and flourished due to countless recapitulation of abstract designs by the women, without much conscious effort. Thus, the ancient culture and tradition of Mithila has been treasured by the women in the folk paintings on the walls of the houses. The pictures on the wall served as living picture books, a vibrant means of visual education, from which a young girl, under the guidance of an experienced lady such as her mother, grandmother or neighbour, learnt to draw stories from ancient epics, myths and legends. here is another belief tht girls in mithila are taught madhubani painting in the early age The symbols in the paintings were a means of learning and exploring tantras, meditation, sexuality, decoration and culture.the girls began to play with brushes in early days and finally culminates in nuptial room or kohbar The figures in Kohbar (nuptial room) had distinct meaning to newlyweds, combining sexuality with spirituality.the madhubani painting generally depicts gods like ram sita shiva krishna etc...

so could it be possible tht urmila was a great madhubani painter and she actually spend her days painting madhubani painting and making pics of lord rama and sitaji????? wht say?????😳

Edited by arti07 - 13 years ago

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Sparkler

Posted: 13 years ago

#1063

Originally posted by: nneeiill
now what is chota bheem 🤔

dont give him ideas 😆

oh man lets shut up is bande ko idea mil gaya toh phuti kismat and lakshmanji y cant tv waale lakshmanji be romantic wifey dear itni boori nahi hai she has also earned quite no of fans 😉

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Posted: 13 years ago

#1064

Originally posted by: arti07

ok so its the lakshman and urmila wedding painting at ramaswamy temple...

guyz did u noticed lakshmanji in blueee !😉 hum par yeah kisne blue color daala...😆

Mujhe toh sirf ek hi cheez dikhai deti hai...Lakhanji complaining to his bro..."Mujhe kaha fasa rahe hai aap..."😆 He is not even looking at his bride...lol

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Posted: 13 years ago

#1065

WOW!! WOW!! WOW!! Arti.OMG that is some grt piece of information loved it 😳
And adu ...lakkshman ji loved and respected Urmila...shaadi k waqt thodi tension thi coz they were unknown to each other but actually Lakshman and Urmila were avatars of shesha and varuni respectively ..but later he loved her too deeply😳Such pure was their blissful love😳

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Posted: 13 years ago

#1066

Originally posted by: manzilmukul
WOW!! WOW!! WOW!! Arti.OMG that is some grt piece of information loved it 😳
And adu ...lakkshman ji loved and respected Urmila...shaadi k waqt thodi tension thi coz they were unknown to each other but actually Lakshman and Urmila were avatars of shesha and varuni respectively ..but later he loved her too deeply😳Such pure was their blissful love😳

yes and the madhubani painting is also known as janak art and found in the book tht in early days sita was educated through pictures (pictoral) does tht means madhubani as mithila mothers teach their daughters through t paintings...?????

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Posted: 13 years ago

#1067

Originally posted by: enchanted23

Mujhe toh sirf ek hi cheez dikhai deti hai...Lakhanji complaining to his bro..."Mujhe kaha fasa rahe hai aap..."😆 He is not even looking at his bride...lol

urmi se itnaa pyaar..😉...kabhi kabhi Neil ke baare mai bol diya karo..u only give darshan when urmi is there...😆.