In Indian Culture, we have sixty-four distinct kala’s (arts) each distinct from the other. The arts cover a wide spectrum of  talents and if some come under fine arts, others come under physical feats such as yoga, art of playing music on water, solving enigmatic verses, art of knowing provincial dialects, magic etc.

Apart from these 64 kalas, our texts also distinguish fourteen different kinds of Vidya’s (Sciences).

सर्वं नरवरश्रेष्- ठौ सर्वविद्या- प्रवर्तकौ ।
सकृन्निगद- मात्रेण तौ सञ्जगृहतुर- ्नृप ॥ ३५ ॥

‘Sarvam Nara Vara Srestau Sarva Vidya Pravartakau

Sakrinn Nigada Matrena, Tau Sanjaghriautar Nrupa

अहोरात्रै- श्चतु:षष्‍- ्या संयत्तौ तावती: कला: ।
गुरुदक्षि- णयाचार्यं छन्दयामासत- ुर्नृप ॥ ३६ ॥

Ahoratraris Chatu Shastya Samyattau Tavatih Kala

Gurudakshinya cariam chandayamasatur nripa

-Chapter 10, Bhagavad Gita

O King, those best of persons, Lord Krishna and Lord Balarama, being themselves the original promulgators of all varieties of knowledge, could immediately assimilate each and every subject after hearing it explained just once. Thus with fixed concentration They learned the sixty-four arts and skills in as many days and nights. Thereafter, O King, They satisfied Their spiritual master by offering him Guru Dakshina

Krishna and Balarama mastered the 64 arts in 64 days at the ashrama of Sandipana in Ujjain

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