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<\/figure>\n\n\n\nAngelica Countries:<\/strong> I graduated from the Faculty of Foreign Languages and Literatures, University of Bucharest, where I studied French language and literature. After college, I worked for a time in Bucharest, and then I'm off to Italy on a job at a company of rail transportation in the north of Italy, and in Suedtirol. Italy has been an experience of growth, I have learned that I have rights, I have become a talkative person, I've learned how to manage my projects and deadlines, and to work in a team, to lead a team. I've been a part of what used to be called \u2018Hall of operating treni, meaning I was in charge of, like, 30 of the leaders of the train, as well as a lady. All educated people like that. Manage the train from the passenger's service, in which you learn how to be responsible, it is not permissible, nor an accident, before you begin to work, I went through a training period of three months. These people have always been very professional with me, and I have never had a problem with it, on the contrary, I feel respect and appreciation. Italy is a lesson in the way of living a positive, fulfilling, has the capacity to fulfill the wishes and dreams come true. I was able to fulfill my dream to travel a lot, you drive your own car to learn horse-riding, for example. And, first of all, I have confidence in the people, and their friendship, because the Italian people are really friendly and helpful. In Italy I have learned to appreciate, however, and his relations with his family, and the well, that was one of the reasons why, in 2007, I decided to go back to the states, because I was under the impression that I'm losing a lot of time away from my family. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Sociology is a form of knowledge that I gained the power to understand the facts, not the fiction<\/p>\n\n\n\n Even though I was back at home, I have found that no return, it's not easy \u2013 I was no longer in contact with them, all their lives were very different, the kind of difficulty, re-enter, I felt like the first time. And how do you get back home, but the house is so different that I have to relearn how to deal with it. I've decided that it's easier for me to keep the idea of the fulfillment of your dreams and it's I was enrolled in a master's degree in business and economics, Academy of Economic Studies in Bucharest, romania. In the meantime, I've found a new master's degree is interesting in the department of Sociology at the University of Bucharest, and I decided that I would be able to study at the both of them. After the start of the semester, I thought that it would be useful to do a master's degree in Journalism and a I was enrolled at the Faculty of Journalism and mass Communication. Now, it sounds almost comical, but I was under the impression that I have found a way. Somehow, I was able to cope successfully with all three of them. At the time of the studies, however, have found that the key to the understanding of the reality of what sociology is. To a mind accustomed to the literature, sociology, he was all of a sudden, a form of knowledge that I gained the power to understand the facts, not the fiction. I fell in love, plain and simple, sociology, and anthropology. Within the framework of the master's degree in sociology, I have received an Erasmus scholarship to study in France, I have followed some of the other masters, M2, and in the Arts, Lettres, Philosophie, University of Burgundy, and it has established a strong connection with my studies of the core. In the summer of 2008, I received a full scholarship to a school for the summer, in Italy, in the study of the political and within the framework of the school for the summer, where my work has received the prize of the The Best Concept For Paper<\/em>I was advised to go on to a phd, because the talent of the scientist, he says that's when the famous Professor Bianchini, University of Bologna. I think I've thought of, back in 2009, I was accepted into the Doctoral School of Sociology, University of Bucharest, romania. The stock market POST-ROAD, and a fellowship IN allowing me to spend two years in France, where I had no access to the library's resources in order to complete the thesis in a timely manner. I've managed to publish the research of the publisher L\u2019Harmattan<\/em> the past year.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Now, let's take a step back in time: how I came to India, and bollywood dancing. In 2009, she died, my grandmother, and I went into a sort of depression. I looked then, within me, what I would say thank you and I would do it the most, so that more can be done to move on with my life in the light, and harmony. I have found that the dream of a teenager, learning classical indian dance. I wrote to the Embassy of India, Bucharest, and the Secretary of culture of that time, mr. Manohar Lal, he said, and he recommended it to many of the teachers of classical dance. At that time, the only one he was After He, who taught dance, semi-classical, and I've decided to start there. I've got to get it on the stage of the Festival of Tea and Coffee-making facilities in the Sutu Palace, and the experience of dancing in front of a live audience, he was, for me, it's so intense and delightful, I just decided I need to go on the road of the dance. In the same year, I started a collaboration with the Embassy of India, first for a show, and then go to the Festival of Indian Culture in the usa, Namaste to India. Of course, these events are in fact the product of a collaboration of interesting and beautiful, with Lee N\u0103l\u0103\u021ban, which is a location-very good, and I've worked very, very well over time, and I'm just so thankful for all that he has brought into the life of the mine with some of these events.<\/p>\n\n\n\n C. D., the indian Company has a lot of issues and a lot of layers. It is India's major cities. they are very different from each other in India's rural and tribal. How deeply did you manage to get all these layers?<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n A. M.<\/strong> I was the first time in India in 2013 in a village of bengal in the Ganges Delta, the Sundarbans. It was a kind of reward for your help, I couldn't get it for a couple of years of globe-trotterului indian Somen Debnath. The effort of the creative I made to help in giving more visibility to the journey's around the world, it was a kind of enjoyment out of working for a person who does something really amazing with the kind of humility and authenticity that has changed the way I think about it. I remember that I asked him then, what is god's, and he looked up at me, smiled, and wise and he said to me: \"the People are my God!\". Because he's travelling, with the help of the people that I meet, they feed him, give him a place to sleep and the money to continue on their way, in addition to your friendship and attention, so necessary for anyone who roam the world for a period of 16 years (2004-2020). The village of bengal is a paradise of lush vegetation, people, and the beautiful, and the neighborhood where it counts, delicious food...you know, relationships, family ties, and the one after that I had no part of any home. I've written about it in a book, India. Ethnography, subjective, or a pseudo-reference guide for the c<\/em>sl<\/em>stravel<\/em>published in 2016.<\/p>\n\n\n\n I was in India at the time, the biggest festival of bengal, Durga Puja in October. Yet, it's the time of the monsoon in India. The thing that impressed me then, and I turned up later in a piece of research, by using the log out of the ground, there was a connection between the hindu and the muslim world, each and every one of the members of the communities taking part in the celebration of the religious of the other communities as well.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Bollywood dancing is a Description, it is a form of prayer, for communication with the Divine. <\/p>\n\n\n\n In 2016, I came back to India to come true her dream of becoming a dancer of classical indian dance. I gave up on the two posts of assistant and lecturer at the University of Bucharest, romania. After attending a conference in Mumbai, where we talk about the indian Diaspora in the country's capital on the organization of the festival has given me the opportunity to get to know her very closely, I have gone to the East indies, to an unknown place there, where we don't know a soul, but where I discovered that it would be one of the most prestigious school of classical dance style, Odissi. I went to a town called Bhubaneswar, in the State of Orissa. Real school Srjan Odissi Nrityabhasa<\/em>it is the most prestigious tournament, which was founded by Guru Kelucharan Mohapatra, the man who revived the tradition of this style of dance. I suddenly found myself in the world of dance, a professional of the indian. In the first two months, I don't know, dance classes, throughout the day, with a break for lunch and a nap. And to keep the joy of learning and growing every single day for the world of art and philosophy, india. Along with the transformation of the physical body, it came to the transformation of the interior and along with the technique of the dance, the discovery of any form of worship to God in the dance, and it's not just what it's called Description<\/em>because the indian dance is a form of prayer, for communication with the Divine. <\/p>\n\n\n\n I've also discovered that I had arrived in the city, the three heavens, Bhubaneswar, orissa, is one of the most important places of pilgrimage in India. More than 700 temples and very carefully decorated, defining the spiritual geography of the city. There's a garden of joy, a place of reverence for the spiritual, is a place of discovery and self-discovery continues.<\/p>\n\n\n\n in 2017, I returned to the same school, with a scholarship from the indian Government, which has allowed me to go further in this classical dance form of indian over a period of three years. It seems to me, and now it is a gift from god.<\/p>\n\n\n\n C. D.: I've spent a bit of time in India, we have seen that the way of life of the romanians, and the relations of the family, and how to react to it, I'm close to the best of the East than of the west of europe. It is because of our geographic location and the influence of the ottoman empire?<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n A. M.<\/strong> I think we're a way of life specific to eastern-european, not eastern, nor western. I grew up in a small village in Moldova, Casin, in the county of Bacau. That's what I was raised to always try to take everything way of life and any person that is good and fair to me. For the life of the village, in the communist period was a difficult one, but the people they could find the resources to communicate with you, to continue the tradition, let's survive together. At the highest level, I believe that we are a mixture of beautiful and unique of the east and the west, in the vernacular, and assimilation, as a kind of parting of the harvest from which we have borrowed, and the us. I think I need to learn to be self-appreciate, to be grateful for what you have. what have you to do the best that we can. That's why I got up in India: it is extremely difficult, as the climate on the relationship of the family and of the inter-human, but just do these things to become your art. Prayer of the day-to-day, it becomes a dance, or the music, or sculpture. And there's nothing easier, it's a continuous, tough, not accepted as a dharma<\/em>what I meant to do it, and that's something they're doing as much as they can.<\/p>\n\n\n\n C. India has been, for me, among other things, the country where I learned how to put the mask on my face when I'm sick, and I've been doing this over 10 years ago. How India's battle with the illness, in the knowledge that the population is very large and a lot of people is there?<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n A. M.<\/strong> For that, I had to stay here because of the stock market, and it wasn't an easy decision to make, I've been watching quite a bit on the news, and during the time he spent at home, we continued to make the practice of dance as a form of sunshine<\/em>. I live in the house of one of the most well-known singers of the indian Guru Padma Shree Kumkum Mohanty, who has been careful not to miss anything, and the all of the rules of personal hygiene should be followed. In Orissa, the people are supportive and willing to listen to his orders. Bhubaneswar, orissa, was due to this reason, one of the cities found safe soon enough. People just don't have the leave the house at all while it was quarantined, and later, wearing masks, and ensure the hygiene in public places and they are really careful.<\/p>\n\n\n\n India is a mother's tricky, but you get what you ask for, in a way such that it exceeds your expectations.<\/p>\n\n\n\n C. D.: India is a country of beguiling, but it has a lot of challenges, especially for women. What do you miss most when you're in India, and what are you missing when you're out in the Country?<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n A. M.<\/strong> India is still a country with a patriarchal society, but is willing to own up to your mistakes and get better. It's not easy to be a woman in India, especially after the marriage, when a woman gets a new member of the family, in the fall, tearing up almost, suddenly the links with your family. The women, still touching his forehead in hopes of good fortune for the family and a lot of the religious rites were aimed at finding a husband, and a good family. Arranged marriages are still common practice and is seen, showing his devotion to the decisions of their parents, a marriage for love have become gradually accepted. <\/p>\n\n\n\n After living for a while in India, it comes inside of you. You become one with it. It is a parent that won't let you get away from it. It's a mother's tricky, but you get what you ask for, in a way such that it exceeds your expectations. In India, you find out that you are beautiful, you are loved, wanted, in order that the indians considers the forms of beauty, whatever that may be, and the relate the patterns of emotional and family life. When I'm not in India, it is to me, as an alternative, you continue to breathe them, I live for sunrises and sunsets, the intensity of the meetings, and to the astonishment with which I go through every single day.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Here, I miss my family I miss the spaces of your social media and friends, the fall and the hot water is constant. And that's a lot of tastes, there's only here, in Romania.<\/p>\n\n\n\n C. D.: one of the many languages that we know of is and the Burmese. Why are Bengali and Hindi, for example. It has to do with the fact that it is the language of Confucius?<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n A. M.<\/strong> I've just started to learn Hindi when I visited the Sundarbans. But I'm fighting the war right now with The, the collection of parts can be difficult to understand. Hindi is spoken in the capital of each State, of the indian retain their own language, even though they're all pretty good in Hindi and English, due to the colonial period. I want to learn Sanskrit.<\/p>\n\n\n\n R. D.: That is to study the topic you're working on the project you're working on at the moment?<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n A. M.<\/strong> The richness of religious and spiritual Orissei, attendance, without the cessation of the temple and the surroundings, I have focused my research to the domain of the sacred and of religious studies, and in connection with the traditions of Yoga poses and you Sakta, in which I am attached flat to the excitement.<\/p>\n\n\n\n I have found in Orissa, two worlds, which I find very interesting: the world of the indigenous peoples, tribal, and the most of. I felt that I could contribute to our understanding of them. I've had the good fortune to meet two of the teachers with whom I have been doing research in theoretical and field, resulting in two special editions of the magazine for the research of Romania, of the Institute of Sociology of the Romanian Academy, and a Faculty of Sociology and Social welfare. I have also been a part of the special edition issue of the magazine MargASIA, with a story about the places sacred to buddhism in Orissa.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The dance itself has opened my understanding to the research on the aesthetics of the indian. Even though I am interested in for a long time in this field, we have begun to look deeper into the theme of the highly sensitive and wide once the date of one of the most celebrated dancers of Orissa, Sri Rahul Acharya, who is a scientist, an avid in-depth knowledge of the Sanskrite, the \u015aastrelor, a seeker of the roots of spirituality and the art of the indian, and is a practitioner of yoga and religious point of view, beyond the comprehension of ordinary. Even though he's younger than me, and the wisdom that you hold as a member of the family, teachers, royal Orissei, Son of the Guru, to whom he added his own knowledge, he set out for me as a Guru. Only a very few of the students. It has been a joy, almost unexpected, when I was offered to teach me how not only to the form of the dance practice and theory related to the aesthetics of the dance, and, on the other side, to the spirituality inherent in the classical dance, and the history and literature of the Orissana. It has become a collaboration with a really interesting, ' cause you know that I'm not able to figure it out for myself, in my three years here, and I'm a researcher and a student, the curious, it does permanently, so much so that we're building together for this search. Rahul Acharya, I discovered the tradition of the dance Gotipua<\/em>a dance originally performed only for boys, later the temple, where educated women in the arts and philosophy, referred to as the Devadasi<\/em> and Maharis<\/em> dancing to the Deity of the temple, and in Odissa to the Hotel. <\/p>\n\n\n\n I write in the meantime, the biography of mrs. Kumkum Mohanty, owner of the highest honours of the Padma Shree, one of the best dancer of Odissi, is still second to none, in the form of expressive dance called the Abhinaya. <\/em>It is a popular historical and human, and I don't even dare to dream about it when I first got here, the Guru of Kumkum Mohanty is one of the most interesting people and personalities, the dance of Odissi, to be accepted among the other forms of classical indian dance, her life, and the evolution of the dance are intertwined in the most feature rich and fun to have around. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Source – www.adevarul.ro<\/p>\n\n\n\n The author – Cleopatra, David<\/strong><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Ce zi mai potrivit\u0103 puteam g\u0103si pentru publicarea acestui interviu dec\u00e2t Ziua Interna\u0163ional\u0103 Yoga? 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