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Jainism views Utsarga as the act of excretion, criticized if done carelessly. Tibetan Buddhism refers to Utsarga as a principle related to validity in the texts. In Dharmashastra, it denotes the concluding ceremony of annual studies, marking the end of specific disciplines and Vedic studies, and is linked with the Upakarman, indicating a significant ritual phase.
Utsarga. (poetry collection) Utsarga (Bengali: উৎসর্গ; English: Dedication) is a Bengali language poetry book by Rabindranath Tagore. It was published in 1914. [1] [2] It is a notable creation in the "Intermediate Period" of Tagore's poetry. [1] He had included 1 poem of "Utsarga" in the Nobel Prize winning work Song Offerings.
Technical Use of the Word. However, it is used in a technical sense also with regard to Vedic studies. A Vedic student has to start his studies in the month of Srāvaṇa [1] and close in the month of Puṣya. [2] This ceremonial closing, before beginning it again, is called utsarga or utsarjana.
The Utsarga ceremony, as outlined in Dharmashastra, encompasses three main aspects: it is a specific ritual performance that requires a study break, serves as the concluding ceremony of an annual study course marking completion, and is performed at the end of Vedic study.
Utsarga (Bengali: উৎসর্গ; English: Dedication) is a Bengali language poetry book by Rabindranath Tagore. It was published in 1914. It is a notable creation in the "Intermediate Period" of Tagore's poetry. He had included 1 poem of "Utsarga" in the Nobel Prize winning work Song Offerings.
“Utsarga” is a unique cross-arts project of music and poetry. UK-born and based Tagore vocalist Rishi Banerjee has collated a unique collection of original p...
Jan 28, 2015 · The signal of that distant nebulous. Through my veins do pass, Its final implication. Be it beyond my intuition. Yet, that is my to-day’s offering, That my music to you may bring. 38. Poem: Utsarga (Oblation) of the book ‘Senjuti' written in 1938. From the cave of darkness deep To the bright of the Sun I peep Wonderstruck towards.
