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Art of love: In Indian culture, ‘work’ is not just lust or physical desire. It is included in four efforts… religion, meaning, ‘work’ and salvation. This means that the balance of ‘work’ life which is essential for the pleasure and continuity of creation.
In the scriptures, it was said to be the medium of art, sometimes sin and sometimes spiritual practice. Astrology calls it the game of planets and modern science considers it the energy of mental-physical health and creativity.
Kamasutra: One of the 64 arts of life
Vatsyayan’s ‘Kamasutra’ is often considered only a book of physical postures, whereas the truth is that it is a description of ‘Kama’ art, one of the 64 arts of life.
It states that ‘work’ is not only the happiness of the body, but is also the name of the art of conversation, music, aesthetic, fragrance, cloth, understanding of emotions and mutual harmony. Vatsyayan says that ‘Kama’ is the beauty of art life. This is not just enjoyment, but the balance of the soul and the mind.
What does Upanishads and Gita say?
According to the Kathopanishad Indriyani Rathsya Ashwa, Mana Sarathi: That is, the senses are the horses of the chariot and the charioteer. If the charioteer is a moderate, the chariot will give a successful direction to life, if not, the collapse is certain.
In the Gita (3/37), Lord Krishna says that Kama Esh Krodh Esh Rajogunasamudbhav: That is, ‘work’ causes anger, fascination and destruction. Therefore, the message of Gita is that by controlling ‘Kama’, move towards religion and salvation, otherwise it will become a bond.
Deep secrets hidden in Purana and Mahabharata
Indra Ahalya became impure in the context. Vishwamitra came in the attraction of Maneka and dissolved penance. Shiva consumed ‘Kama’ and presented the ideal of restraint.
Ravana’s lust in the Ramayana became the reason for his destruction. It is clear from these stories that ‘Kama’ power is so strong that even God, demon and sage can be affected by it.
From ‘work’ to salvation
The approach to Tantra tradition is different. Here instead of suppressing ‘Kama’, it was considered a medium of practice. According to the ‘Kama’ art system, when men and women meet in the form of Shiva-Shakti, it is not only physical but cosmic energy. This is the reason that ‘Kama’ in the Tantra route was called the bridge of salvation.
What does astrological ‘work’ be related to art?
The main planets associated with ‘Kama’ in the horoscope are Venus, Mars, Rahu and Ketu. This is the reason why the auspicious and inauspicious position of these planets is first checked during the horoscope matching before marriage.
- Vesper: Factor of love, attraction, beauty and art. If strong, the person becomes attractive and artistic, if weakened, he brings distortion and incontinence.
- Fortunate: Symbol of energy and impulse. In an auspicious state, marital gives happiness and courage, when inauspicious brings violence and imbalance in relationships.
- Rahu: Indicator of confusion and taboo. It can push towards unusual relations and addiction.
- Ketu: The factor of disinterest and disinterest. This turns ‘work’ into renunciation and spirituality.
Astrology Granth clearly states that ‘work’ is not only a personal desire, but also the result of the influence of planets. Which affects love life deeply. In married life, there is a wide impact of the auspicious and inauspicious state of the planets.
Context and learning
There are many such episodes in Indian texts that show the power of ‘work’ and its results. Such other examples are seen in mythological texts like-
- Shiva and ‘Kama’ Dev – ‘Kama’ Dev tried to distract Shiva and was consumed.
- Arjun and Urvashi – Urvashi wanted to fascinate Arjuna, but Arjun showed him restraint by giving him a mother’s place.
- Ravan and Sita – Ravana’s lust pushed him towards destruction.
These episodes show that ‘Kama’ power can distract even the gods, but if it is restrained, it becomes self -confidence. Modern science and research also seem very serious about this subject. From time to time, research and ideas have been shocking about this subject.
Psychology
Sigmund Freud said that ‘Libido’ is the basic inspiration of all human activities. It is the root of art, science and development of society. Suffered lust can cause crime and depression, while a balanced approach turns it into creativity and joy.
Neuroscience
Scientific research suggests that hormones such as dopamins, oxytocin and testosterone control the ‘work’ spirit. Meditation and yoga balance these hormones. That is why yoga and pranayama are considered to be the best way to perform ‘Kama’ energy.
Health
Modern medicine believes that balanced sex life reduces stress, strengthens immunity and gives longevity. Uncomfortable or distorted ‘work’ causes diseases, mental instability and crime.
Sociology
Sociologists believe that suppressed lusts cause anti -social activities, violence and crime. At the same time, education and awareness gives ‘Kama’ the form of art, creation and love.
‘Kama’ power appears in three forms
- If it is limited to enjoyment only, then the cause of collapse is.
- If it turns into attachment and attachment, it becomes a bond.
- If it is served like art and practice, then it is a means of liberation and spiritual progress.
From the point of view of scripture, astrology and science, ‘Kama’ art is a deep and mysterious power. This is not only enjoyment, but the beauty and cosmic energy of life.
Within restraint and dignity, it is a bridge of joy and salvation, but if it is uncontrolled, it becomes a cause of collapse and destruction. This is the eternal message of ‘Kama’ art, do not suppress ‘Kama’, change it into Sadho and Art.
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