Ultimate good is sathyam shivam sundaram

truth , good, beauty

shivam=good

=shivam, shantham, adwaitham, chathurtham mannyanthe

=good, peace, one me , all are one me, none other than me, fourth, ie, the fourth state of consciousness, beyond the three sleep, dream , wake, 
=ie the pure awareness, pure intelligence, pure being, pure existence, absolute , parabrahma
limitless non stingy, non calculating, bhola, giving innocently, to all deserving or undeserving, without own interests, loosing himself to be a beggar, living yet a eeshwar, the lord of all

 

Sathyam sivam sndaram is the brahma suthra that underlies the creation of beauty truth=like in geometry,  st line is really straight without deviation, , circle is really defect free circles,  sphere is really spherical without depressions and elevations similarly , when things are expressed in true way they are beautiful, sundaram, and they are good sivam There are so many detailed principles,  like symmetry , mirror symmetry, , two/three axis symmetry--this is on visual ,  similarly on sound, smell, taste, touch, --constituting whole beauty god is the most beautiful, conforming super symmetry See wiky pedia hoggards principles of beauty beauty of sound is music, with thaletc beauty of movement is dance, gods are good at sangeeth---gayan vaadan, naachan

The greater the artist, great is his art, effortlessly he expresses. his expression conforms to brahma suthra effortless, masterpieces are the result, of paint, sculpture, music, speech, poetry, --all have basic principles underlying which make them good and appealing valuable

If artist does not have depth , without sadhana, his efforts are just useless, may be he is most modern with best of medium and best material or best theme
My evaluation does not stop at physical level, i look for the essence that conveys to me, i look for the awakening it triggers in me , whether it leads me in to my own depth, and get to the heart of the artist inside me. this criteria is very high and very few stand my expectations

  

hogarth's 1 beauty -six principles

By : Vasantharao Dusthakar on May 25, 2011 | Views (6) | Post response

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Six Principles--the principles of beauty
In The Analysis of Beauty Hogarth implements six principles, which independently affect beauty. Although he concurs that those principles have an effect, he is not determinate on their specific influence.
1 The first principle of beauty Hogarth describes isfitness, which is not in itself a source of beauty, but can be described as a material cause of it. Though the account of fitness on the total beauty of an object is only moderate, it is a necessary cause. Fitness does not necessarily imply purpose. However, improperly implied forms cannot be the source of beauty. It is in this that the necessity of fitness must be seen: if not accounted for, a form cannot readily be assumed beautiful.
2 The second major principle of beauty is variety. It is the source of beauty, which Hogarth shows us by the contrary notion of "sameness":
"sameness", a lack of variety, offends the senses. "The ear is as much offended with one even continued note, as the eye is with being fix'd to a point, at the the view of a dead wall."
In contrast, our senses find relief in discovering a certain amount of "sameness" within a varietal experience.
3 The third notion of regularity is understood as a form of "composed variety": it only pleases us when it is suggestive to fitness.
4 Similar to this notion in effect is simplicity, which enhances the pleasure of variety in that it pleases the eye. The variety which causes a beautiful experience should, so to speak, be tempered by simplicity. On the other hand: simplicity without variety at best does only not displease.
5 Intricacy is a strange principle in that it does not directly follow from the formal behaviour of a beautiful object. Hogarth means by this the habit which causes us end up in the whirling game of pursuit, when bit by bit discovering the beauty of an object. Intricacy arises from the love of this pursuit. Every difficulty in understanding or grasping the object enhances the pleasure of overcoming it, in order to continue the pursuit. There is a direct connection here to the Line of BeautyHogarth dictates, along which every image is built up. Though the movement of our eye is discrete in itself, the movement of our "Mind's eye" follows a duplicate course of the line, a principal ray of light moving along with the line of sight. The continuous movement of our "Mind's eye" triggers the notion of intricacy.
6 Quantity, finally, is associated with the notion of the sublime which, when Hogarth's book appeared, was not yet entirely distinguished from the apprehension of beauty. Hogarth thus does not speak of sublimity, but of greatness. He recognizes a great quan****y to have an aesthetic effect on the beholder without the necessity of a varietal or fitting form. This should not be exaggerated, as that might lead to absurdities.unquote

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The beauty exists in different people in different modes

physical, mental, spiritual 
some may be good looking,

some may be good writers, poets,

some may be great godmen like sai

 
nothing wrong in seeing all beauty .

since beauty attracts .
 

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