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Encontrar disciplina en el caos | Narthaki Nataraj | TEDxKCT

Título original: Finding Discipline in Chaos | Narthaki Nataraj | TEDxKCT

23 oct 202616:35
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La bailarina y gurú de Bharatanatyam, Dra. Narthaki Nataraj, reflexiona sobre elegir la autoexpresión frente a las expectativas sociales. A partir de su propio recorrido, aborda la identidad, la disciplina, el rechazo y la fidelidad a uno mismo. El arte y años de práctica son hilos conductores de la charla. También analiza cómo pueden surgir la libertad personal y la fuerza interior incluso en contextos de exclusión e incertidumbre.

En este vídeo
  • Identidad y autoexpresión frente a las expectativas sociales
  • Disciplina, resiliencia y años de práctica
  • Encontrar fuerza interior tras el rechazo
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What happens when a person chooses self-expression over society's expectations? Drawing from her journey, Dr. Narthaki Nataraj reflects on identity, discipline, rejection, and the power of staying true to oneself. Through art, resilience, and years of unwavering practice, this talk explores how personal freedom and inner strength can emerge even from spaces of exclusion and uncertainty. Dr. Narthaki Nataraj is a distinguished Bharatanatyam dancer and Guru from Tamil Nadu, trained under Guru K.P. Kittappa Pillai in the Thanjavur tradition. With over 15 years of intensive gurukula training, she has presented Bharatanatyam globally, bringing together temple traditions, Tamil literature, and rare choreographic forms. She is the founder of Velliamballam Trust – School of Dance. A pioneering transgender artist, she coined the term “thirunangai,” now officially adopted by the Tamil Nadu Government. She actively supports LGBTQ2S and marginalized communities through dance education and advocacy, and her life story is featured in Tamil Nadu State textbooks. She currently serves on the Tamil Nadu State Development Policy Council. Her accolades include the Padma Shri (2019), Sangeet Natak Akademi Award (2011), Kalaimamani (2007), Nrithya Kalanidhi (2022), ICCR Empanelled Artist, Honorary Doctorate, Vishwa Kala Bharathi, and multiple lifetime achievement honours. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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