
शरण में जन, जननि
Sharan Mein Jan, Janani
Suryakant Tripathi 'Nirala'
1 verse · ~5 lines · 1 min
№ MMXXVI
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MM · XXVI

3 verses · ~1 min
टूटें सकल बन्ध कलि के, दिशा-ज्ञान-गत हो बहे गन्ध।
रुद्ध जो धार रे शिखर - निर्झर झरे मधुर कलरव भरे शून्य शत-शत रन्ध्र।
रश्मि ऋजु खींच दे चित्र शत रंग के, वर्ण - जीवन फले, जागे तिमिर अन्ध।
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Suryakant Tripathi 'Nirala'

Paired Painting
Gangavatarana
This luminous work captures the profound and sacred moment of the descent of the river Ganga from the celestial realms to the earth. Bhagiratha stands in fervent prayer on the right, his tapasya having finally pleased the gods, while Lord Shiva stands majestically in the center, preparing to break the crushing force of the mighty river upon his matted locks. Above, the goddess Ganga descends in a soft, ethereal glow, her form luminous and fluid against the atmospheric sky. To the left, a devoted mortal woman and a gentle white Nandi witness the divine intervention with awe and reverence. Raja Ravi Varma masterfully bridges the gap between heavenly grandeur and earthly devotion, infusing the Puranic tale with a tangible sense of divine grace and spiritual awakening.
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