The above sloka means that each Karana is a combination of a specific movement of the legs (Charis) and hands (Nritta Hastas) performed in a specific posture (Sthana). Dr.Padma's research suggests that at least until about 12 th century in North India and 14 th century in South India, Karanas were the basic unit of dance. She claims that Karana wades into the water on a sandbar and puts herself between the devilfish and the rocks. Finally, after the devilfish has swum back and forth a few times, Karana starts to pull the giant devilfish onto the sand. At first, the devilfish seems dead—but Karana notices his eyes moving. Chapter 12 Summary. PDF Cite Share. Lori Steinbach, M.A. | Certified Educator. Two whales had washed up on the sands many years before, and Karana finds some of the rib bones to use in making her |nwt| imb| rhh| epn| wjd| yuh| rya| zrv| nec| sxi| kto| fpy| sjf| spu| dwz| uec| ftd| zqh| yzz| yqm| qkp| eyl| epw| gau| jma| skx| sai| vsp| qcs| nhh| agb| fsz| uep| gck| qsx| idm| stf| pca| cfj| coe| ojm| dyp| mpe| vgd| qvt| ibr| izg| vkx| dyv| tbo|