Yeah, that was one I asked a long time ago. Dont have that thread anymore. From what I remember, the consensus was that it doesn't really matter. In other words, your choice. I have seen all of them used at one time or the other. . . . . . .
Hey Neal. . .
Raga is the western term, Raag is the term used in India. I believe the 'a' is on the end of the word but is silent actually or barely perceptible according to my understanding. . . .Amitava should know for sure. . . .?
"A Rasika can probably be defined as one who enjoys the essence of any creation, be it gross object or a subtle work of art. A rasika need not necessarily be a connoisseur". (that means we can be Rasikas, heh heh)
It's also my understanding that it means one who appreciates music, etc. on a deeper level. . . .
