Category: Bhakti
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Vishnu Sahasranama Nyasa Tamil Lecture
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How To Surrender To Devi Appaya Deekshita
Many Gods, Goddesses are worshipped in Bhakthi Yoga.What is needed in Bhakthi Yoga is total emotional attachment to the Deity.In this article, I shall illustrate life instance from a great Bhakti Yogi, well versed in Sanskrit and Gnana Yogi. What is striking is the total surrender to Devi.
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This Is Where I was Hit, Hurt Sri Krishna, Parthasarathi Temple Idol
Utsavar.They will fall where I was hit and hurt. Only I know how I was Hit and Hurt’
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Realize Brahman Reality Through Rama Kalyana Gunas Attributes
Thus one Finds in Sri. Rama, a short cut to Realize Brahman, One Beyond Attributes.
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Lalitha Sahasranama Introduction
Sri Lalitha Sahasranama Classes begin on Monday, 25th April,as it is an auspicious day and thereafter the classes shall be on every Sunday between 7 and 8 PM IST. Duration. One hour. Word by word meaning, Explanation with Sri Bhaskararaya’s commentary and Sri Vidya Upasna. Fees Rs. 800/ month. WhatsApp +919480591538
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‘முத்தைத்தரு’ Aruna Girinathar Tiruppugazh Divine Glory
Arunagirinathar was a Tamil Saint who lived in the Fifteenth century in Thiruvannamalai. He was a wastrel when he was young and a womanizer. He used to visit prostitutes regularly. His parents expired and he was living with his elder sister who was un married and was a Mother to him. They fell on hard times. They had no money. […]
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When Lord Rama Realized He Was ‘Brahman’
One of the differences between the Avatars Rama and Lord Krishna(both being the Avatars of Vishnu) is that Lord Krishna was aware all the time He was the Avatar of Vishnu, while Lord Rama was not aware of it. Excepting in one instance. Lord Rama was facing Ravana in the Final battle in the penultimate day before the death of Ravana in the Battle field. The battle was fierce and both Rama and Ravana were fighting each other fiercely. Ravana was matching Rama arrow for arrow(Astra) and Castra(Divine Weapons). Rama got weary and sent his Rama Bana, which can never return unconquered. There is famous saying about Lord Rama in Telugu, Oka Mata,Oka Bana, Oka Baarya’ One word, One Arrow, One Wife -That’s Sri Rama. This Rama Bana went screaming at Ravana. Ravana saw this and realized he could do nothing about it. He remembered the Sathi Ayudha, given to him by his Grand Father, Lord Brahma, who told him thus, “In battle field when everything fails for you, you us e this. Nothing can stop it. It will destroy everything’ Ravana sends it across. It meets up with the Rama Bana and goes past it towards Lord Rama. Lord Rama was stunned. He was helpless. It was nearing his neck. Without being Conscious, He utters the Pranava ‘Om from His Navel (Nabhi) Pranava, coming from the Reality, shatters the Sakthi Ayudha. Rama realizes He is more than the son of Dasaratha, husbanf Sita or the Preceptor of Hanuman. Ravana recalls the second part of his Grand father’s Boon, ‘ If and when this Sakthi Ayudha fails, understand thatwho is facing yoyu is Para Brahman’ Ravana gets down from his chariot and prostrates before Lord Rama, saying, ‘ Now In Know You are The Brahman, I can not win you, Dying in Your hands will grant me Mukthi. I can not surrender for people have died, including my brothers and son,s for Me. I can not sully them’
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Brahma’s Temple Forms The Base Of A Triangle,Tirupattur
One may note the fact that, in Christianity ‘The Wages of Sin is Death’ while in Hinduism ‘The wages of Sin is Birth’ as birth is the cause of everything including death. Three Temples are located inTirupattur.
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Adi Sankara Thirsty, Goddess Offered Spring Siruvachur
Located an hour away by Road from Tiruchirapalli.. Siruvachur MadhuraKaliamman, is a powerful Deity, specially for alleviating the sufferings related mind and Black Magic induced ailments. Legend has it that Adi Sankara, felt thirsty when he visited this place and Madura Kali provided a Spring to quench his thirst. The Temple is open only on Mondays and Fridays between 8am to 8pm
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