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FIVE ELEMENTS (PANCH MAHA BHUTA) OR (PANCH TATVA) OF THE NATURE
The panchamahabhuta are the five elements of nature. According to Hindu mythology, every human body essentially are made from five elements which are Sky (aakash), Air (Vayu), Fire (agni), Water (jala), and Earth (bhumi). Hindus believe that, upon death; all these 5 elements of human[...]
FIVE ELEMENTS (PANCH MAHA BHUTA) OR (PANCH TATVA) OF THE NATURE
The panchamahabhuta are the five elements of nature. According to Hindu mythology, every human body essentially are made from five elements which are Sky (aakash), Air (Vayu), Fire (agni), Water (jala), and Earth (bhumi). Hindus believe that, upon death; all these 5 elements of human body are dissolved to respective element of nature, so that it can balance the cycle of nature.
Each of these five elements has its own functions and characteristic described as below:
4- Water(jala):-
The fourth important element of panchmahabhuta is “water”, jala in Sanskrit. This element has no odor (smell) but can be heard, felt, seen and tasted. In human body, blood and other fluid are refer to Water.
The panchamahabhuta are the five elements of nature. According to Hindu mythology, every human body essentially are made from five elements which are Sky (aakash), Air (Vayu), Fire (agni), Water (jala), and Earth (bhumi). Hindus believe that, upon death; all these 5 elements of human body are dissolved to respective element of nature, so that it can balance the cycle of nature.
Each of these five elements has its own functions and characteristic described as below:
4- Water(jala):-
The fourth important element of panchmahabhuta is “water”, jala in Sanskrit. This element has no odor (smell) but can be heard, felt, seen and tasted. In human body, blood and other fluid are refer to Water.
A fine art graduate (BFA - Applied Art, 1984 - 1988, University of Delhi ) from Delhi College of Art, Tilak Marg, New Delhi, I firmly believe that - Simplicity and Originality are Body and Soul of any creative[...]
A fine art graduate (BFA - Applied Art, 1984 - 1988, University of Delhi ) from Delhi College of Art, Tilak Marg, New Delhi, I firmly believe that - Simplicity and Originality are Body and Soul of any creative expression. I am obsessed with figurative approach in my paintings, as it gives them power of expression and attraction!
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Nationality:
INDIA
- Date of birth : 1961
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- Groups: Contemporary Indian Artists
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