Artwork Description

Some people are so deep that they know nothing about themselves. They continue working without fear or danger, carving their niche in the mountain without considering any calamity. The darkness, roughness, and holes have no meaning for such individuals. The reason is that they are enlightened from within. Nature provides them with all the facilities in its own way. Birds, animals, and flora seek them out to spread fragrance, music, and dance. Birds like parrots come to infuse the romanticism of life. Some captivate them with their inner energy. Birds like herons appear in various colors and poses to show that they, too, are in search of light. Madan carries his own telescope to observe the realities of life, but as a dweller in nature, he prefers silence. He understands the language of all the beings around him. His inner self is enveloped in all the layers of the five elements, composing everything in a musical pause. The damsel and the hero are two, but the rhythm is one. They play on one flute and breathe in oneness, though their faces are different. These figures embody the ideals of Indian beauty. Their eyes are the sources of unlimited reservoirs of invisible nectar. Yellow louses surround them, treasures of happiness and prosperity. Observe the herons and how they walk with their heads bent. They leave no stone unturned to prove they are disciplined enough to listen to the music of the flute, which liberates the soul. Madan, the great artist, puts his Pashu on duty to visualize the activities of all the Jivas. Madan’s Pashu is very sensitive and delicate. All the metaphors contribute to the music of the soul. This work of art is the most valuable piece of auspiciousness, understood only through the practice of yoga. The ordinary mind cannot grasp it, as the musical tunes emerge from a divine niche.