SATHGURU GEETHA

extracts from the pravachan of our guruji 

The tendency of an average Indian is that India is a poor country and lacks scope for development. Every one quotes India, as their motherland but this has been restricted to words only. The very common remark passed about Hinduism is that it is very confusing and has many Gods and demi-gods. It is often said that Indian gods have weapons in their hand and worshipping them will cause harm to us. Rituals and customs of Hinduism are considered to be orthodox and unscientific. These are few myths that every one has about Hinduism.

We were also not an exception to this. But we were fortunate that our Guru Mahan Brahma Shri Gopalavallidasar cleared all our misconceptions and inculcated in us a love and respect for Hinduism and Bharatha Bhoomi.

Let us now understand the true essence of Hinduism and Bharatha Bhoomi.

India is a sacred land. Even Lord Rama and Lord Krishna have chosen this punya(sacred) bhoomi for their incarnation. Bagawan Krishna selected this spiritual land to send HIS Bhakthas to spread HIS message. Every part of India has witnessed birth of great Bhakthas such as Meera from Rajasthan, Chaitanya Mahaprabhu from Bengal, Tukaram from Maharashtra, Swami Ramanujar from Tamil Nadu, Madhavacharya from Karnataka, Annamacharya from Andra Pradesh and the list goes on. Till today every moment India is witnessing the birth of a Bhaktha.

It is not that India is a poor country but it is the attitude of the people residing in India, which makes India poor. Even history proves that India has witnessed many golden eras. It is a common thinking among youngsters to go abroad to earn their living. The craze of foreign countries is so much that even parents consider it as a status symbol. For such youngsters, education taken in India yields fruits outside. They make their roots strong in India and render its benefits to foreign countries. When such is the attitude and tendency of our Indians then they do not have any right to pass ill remarks about this sacred spiritual land. We Indians fly to foreign countries for money and to lead a sophisticated life but people over there come to India in search of real happiness. Such is the greatness of our Bharatha Bhoomi, which provides happiness to all without any discrimination.

Hinduism is a Sanathana Dharma. There is no conversion or compulsion in Hinduism. It is still a great mystery as to how and when this Hinduism came into existence. Every thing in this universe, which has a beginning, would surely cease at some point or other. But Hinduism has no starting point and hence there cannot be any end to it. There is nothing untold in Hinduism. The great scientific discoveries and research, which are done today, are proved and present in our Vedhas long back. Science says that water is a combination of two molecules of hydrogen and one molecule of oxygen, but the proof of the same is found in Atharva Vedha. Every thing told in Vedhas is with a sole intention to provide happiness to every jeevaathama(soul).

In reality there is no dispute among Indian Gods. Every demi-god considers himself as a messenger of Bagawan Krishna. But it is we who create discrimination. Every one is free to worship the God of their choice. Any God can satisfy our worldly desires but only Krishna knows what is good for us, gives us real happiness and salvation (moksham). If one worships demi gods, then after death he would reach the place of that demi god. One who worships demi gods has a rebirth. But if one worships Krishna he attains salvation. So there is no question of rebirth. Then why to follow a long route for attaining salvation? This has been said in the Bhagawath Gita by Lord Krishna.

Indian Gods have weapons in their hands to destroy the evils and not the good ones.

Old Hindu customs has a lot of message hidden behind them. But due to the western influence these customs are neglected and over looked. For instance the space between our eyebrows is a very sensitive area. So to protect this area we should put a mark with kumkum or chandan. But this is considered very traditional by most of the Indians. Every male Hindu Brahmin should have a head tuft. A Brahmin without this is considered as corpse. It is found that people belonging to other religion follow their customs and traditions very strictly and sincerely. But we Hindus are ashamed of following our customs.

The valor, love and respect for Hinduism and Bharatha Bhoomi, which Chattrapati Shivaji Maharaj had, are rarely found today. We Hindus are cowards and this gives opportunity to other religions to suppress us. Hinduism is true and cannot be suppressed by any one. Each time when Hinduism was on a verge of extinction it used to get more strengthened.

The time has arrived where Hindu must change his attitude towards Hinduism and this Divine land.

Jay Sathguru Maharaj Ki Jay

GURU MAHIMA

hymns in praise of guru

    Sathguruche Charani Ttevila Mastak| De-oo-niyaa Hastak Oottavile||1||

Oottavile Maja De-oo-niyaa Prem| Bhaavaarthe Saprem Namaskaari||2||

Namaskaari Tyaalaa Sathgururaayaalaa| Tuka Mhane Bolaa Naam Vaache||3||

"Saarth Shri  Tukaramaachi Gaatha"

(Kshepak Abhang)/22

Saint Tukaraam expresses the greatness as well as the mercy of His Sathguru. Saint Tukaraam states that having placed His head at the lotus feet of His Sathguru, He lifted him up with great love and affection. Saint Tukaraam says that this deep love, affection and care which He had never experienced before made Him repeatedly to do wholehearted namaskaarams (pranaams) at the divine feet of His Sathguru and proved that no one can be equal to a Sathguru and His nama is the most powerful.

 Sathguru is the supreme power. The jeevaathmaas are struck in this samsaarasaagaram (worldly life) and are unable to come out of it. Most of the people think that in this samsaarasaagaram (worldly life) there are few countable moments of happiness and the rest is filled with sorrow. Each and everyone are in search of happiness that too permanent happiness, but the question arises - Who would lift us from this samsaarasaagaram (worldly life) and make us attain eternal happiness? 

 The search for permanent happiness and peacefulness continues. We believe that our friends, relatives and others would give happiness but this happiness is just for a moment or for some hours or for some days, then does it mean happiness? No, its just a pleasure which lasts for that particular moment and people who themselves are struck in this worldly life cannot give happiness. We go to various temples, perform many poojaas, do fasting.... but still the happiness and peace, which the soul needs, is not attained.

 Being frustrated we consider this samsaarasaagaram (worldly life) as an ocean of depression. But to prove it as wrong and to make everyone experience the permanent happiness there is only one supreme power-A Sathguru. He lifts out every jeevaathmaa from this samsaarasaagaram (worldly life) and makes it attain eternal happiness. Without a Sathguru obviously this worldly life is full of darkness.

 The moment one bows down at the lotus feet of a Sathguru, the Sathguru blesses and removes his/her past and present sins. He is always with everyone and protects his disciples from performing any sins or mistakes in the future. He also removes the dirt (anger, pride, greed, fear...) hidden inside every jeevaathmaa and in return makes it attain eternal happiness. This greatness can never be found anywhere else. No one has this capability of accepting the bad things and giving the permanent happiness except a Sathguru. This reveals that Sathguru is not just an ordinary person but is the one and only one supreme power, even superior to Bagawan.

 A Sathguru and HIS greatness are equivalent only to HIMSELF. Saint Tukaraam expresses this strong belief by revealing that the love, affection and care, which a Sathguru has for all the jeevaathmaas, can never be found anywhere else. Hence, Saint Tukaraam gives His sincere pranaams at the feet of His Sathguru and asks everyone to chant an ever powerful and divine nama none other than Sathguru's nama.

 Attainment of a Sathguru is the only happiest moment as HE is the only one to rescue all the jeevaathmaas and the moment one attains a Sathguru the need and search of the soul ends as a Sathguru is the real need of every jeevaathmaa and chanting HIS nama develops even more happiness making even the worldly life beautiful and filled with permanent happiness.

Karthik and Uma

Jay Sathguru Maharaj Ki Jay

ACHYUTHA PRIYAA

short stories to regain faith     

In our last issue we saw how the thief was determined to meet Bagawan Krishna. The thief set out in search of Bagawan Krishna and followed the path that was directed by that preacher. As the thief was proceeding on his journey he was constantly uttering “Krishna”, “Krishna”, “Krishna” so that he would not forget the name of that little black child. The description of Bagawan Krishna had completely occupied the mind and the heart of that thief. The thief did not even care or bother to think about anything else. His only concern was that little black child (Krishna) and HIS jewels. In fact the thief was unknowingly chanting the Nama of Bagawan Krishna and was drowned in HIS thoughts. This is the prime duty of all the jeevathamas in this universe. Our mind should be completely focused at the Lotus Feet of Bagawan Shri Krishna. We all must chant the Nama of Bagawan Krishna, surrender ourselves to HIS Lotus Feet, think about HIM constantly, and pray to HIM. The nama of Bagawan Krishna and HIS thoughts would bring a permanent end to all our worries, miseries and tensions, it would make us feel relieved and relaxed, and would make us victorious in every path of our life. So, if our mind meditates only Bagawan Krishna, there wouldn’t be any sorrow and our life will bloom with happiness.

The thief was very eager to reach the place of Bagawan Krishna as early as possible. This intense urge of the thief to attain Bagawan Krishna and the Nama of Krishna, which he was unknowingly uttering, proved its result. To his great surprise the thief saw that a very beautiful river was flowing across him. On the banks of that river there were many different varieties of trees. The entire surrounding looked very pleasant and had a soothing effect. The thief immediately recollected the description of the location given by that preacher and found that it matched with this location perfectly. The thief was overjoyed. His happiness knew no bounds. Such is the greatness of Bagawan Krishna. The thief did not have any love or liking for Bagawan Sri Krishna. In fact he was not even aware about the real form of Krishna. In the entire life of that thief this was the first time he had heard about Krishna. But Bagawan Krishna, who knows only to love his children and shower HIS blessings on them, blessed this thief also by enabling him to chant HIS Nama. This nama of Bagawan Krishna which the thief was chanting only due to the mercy and grace of Krishna automatically took that thief to the place of Bagawan Krishna and made that place visible even to his naked eyes. Such is the warmth, love, comfort and happiness, which our sweet, little Krishna showers on even those who think about HIM only for satisfying their needs.

Now it was nighttime. As per the information of that preacher the thief had to wait till early morning to meet that little black child. The greed of the thief was making him restless and he was facing a problem in passing the nighttime. He decided to go to the treetop and wait for Krishna. He was thinking about all the strategies to loot the ornaments of Bagawan Krishna. His mind was filled with Krishna dhyanam. He closed his eyes and started visualizing Krishna as per the description given by the preacher. The thief was not aware that time was passing. That is the power of Krishna dhyanam. To his surprise he could hear a soothing music of a flute. The preacher had informed to the thief that the little black child carries a flute with HIM. So as soon as the thief heard the sound of a flute, he opened his eyes and started searching in the direction from which the sound was coming. The eagerness of the thief went on increasing. Immediately he noticed a group of children coming from that direction. As the children were far, everything was not clearly visible to him. So he climbed down the tree and went closer to the children to see whether this little black boy was among them. The same black boy with the ornaments (Bagawan Krishna) whom he had visualized was standing before him. It was at this point of time the thief realised that it had dawned. He had spent his entire night  thinking only about Krishna.   

The thief had unknowingly spent his entire night in doing Krishna dhyanam. He had  “Eakaagra Chinthanai”(sole thought) of Krishna only. This is how we all should keep on thinking about our lovable Kiccha Payal (This is how Krishna is affectionately called by his bhaktas). We should forget everything and keep on chanting HIS Nama and thinking about HIM only. We should be like an innocent child, which has an unconditional faith on its parents. Its world is restricted to its parents only. It knows nothing but to cry whenever it feels hungry or sleepy. But the parents of that child understand the reason behind its crying and fulfill its desire accordingly. The parents carry their child with them to various places. The child does all sorts of mischief and enjoys the life in the way it wants without any tension or fear. This is possible for the child only because it depends solely upon the parents and has an unconditional faith on them. The outside world, the surroundings, the near and dear ones does not affect it in any way. A child knows only one thing i.e. its parents would take care of it in all the circumstances. This is how we should have a strong faith on Bagawan Krishna and surrender ourselves to HIM. Then it becomes HIS responsibility to take care of all our need and happiness. But the elders lack such an unconditional faith on Bagawan due to which they themselves are responsible for their sufferings.   

As soon as the thief saw the same black boy with all the ornaments standing before him, his happiness knew no bounds.  Hence it is said “Yath Bhaavam Tath Bhavathi”. Bagawan Krishna is so merciful that HE gives darshan in the form we would like to see HIM. Some may like Krishna as a child holding butter in HIS hands, some may want to see Krishna as their sakha (friend), some may want to see Krishna as their master, while some may desire to experience Krishna as their Bhartha (husband). The thief had spent his entire night in thinking about Krishna and HIS ornaments. This dhyanam of the thief made Krishna to come in front of him with the very same ornaments.  The thief was stunned and could not believe his eyes. Though he was a thief, the beauty of Bagawan Krishna attracted him. The thief thought that whatever the Brahmin had said was not enough as Krishna was many times more attractive than what the Brahmin had described. The thief got the dharshan of Bagawan Krishna even without knowing that HE is the Supreme One. Unconditional faith of the thief compelled Bagawan Krishna to give darshan. We should have such unconditional faith in our Guru. A faith, which should not be shaken at times of adversity.

Then suddenly the thief remembered that he should loot the ornaments HE was wearing, instead of being engrossed in HIS beauty. So the thief threatened Krishna and asked HIM to give all the ornaments. Bagawan Krishna pretended as if HE was afraid of that thief and hid HIMSELF behind HIS elder brother Balaram. From this Bagawan Krishna strongly conveys this message to us that unless one gets the krupa kataaksham (blessings) of a Bhaktha it is difficult for us to enjoy and experience the true grace and mercy of Bagawan. The thief ordered Bagawan Krishna to come in front of him and asked to remove all the ornaments. But Bagawan Krishna refused to do so saying, “My mother will scold me”. After a lot of negotiations Krishna surrendered to the thief. This is how we should be rigid in our praying and should not take a back step until Krishna grants our desire. This argument went on between Krishna and that thief and in the end the thief lost his patience and he screwed Krishna’s ears. As soon as the thief touched Krishna’s ears, a warm lighting passed through his body. He experienced a great comfort, warmth and such a soothing feeling, which he had never experienced before.  What a great experience!

The moment the thief touched Krishna’s ears his feelings changed completely. He totally forgot that he had come to loot the ornaments of Bagawan Krishna. He was experiencing a deep calmness and peace in his heart and a happiness that he had never ever felt before. A feeling which touched his heart, which made his body melt and which made him forget about this world. His blind faith in the existence of Krishna, the Nama of Krishna that he was chanting unknowingly, and his innocence proved its results. He got the dharshan of the Supreme without any difficulty. Most of the times people make statements that it is very difficult to see Krishna, to feel His presence, to touch Krishna, to talk with Krishna, hear HIS divine voice and so on. But this thief did not even know who Krishna was but knew only one thing that a black little boy named Krishna exists and he wanted to loot his ornaments.  This strong belief of the thief gave him the dharshan of Bagawan Krishna and even enabled him to touch Krishna.  See how merciful our Kiccha Payal is!!

Now slowly the thief was getting drowned in the beauty of Bagawan Krishna. He was no more interested in looting the jewels of Krishna. He kept on admiring the beauty of Bagawan Krishna. Now he was interested only in cherishing the beauty of Krishna. This is the miracle of Bagawan Krishna. Bagawan Krishna did not say anything to the thief but the beauty of Bagawan Krishna brought a major change in the life of that thief. This is how Krishna attracted the thief towards HIM. Krishna had brought the thief to such a condition that even if HE would hand over the ornaments, the thief would refuse to accept it. At this point of time Bagawan Krishna started removing all HIS ornaments to hand it over to that thief. Now Krishna was persuading that thief should take the ornaments but the thief refused. The thief said to Krishna that HIS mother would scold HIM if HE returns home without any ornaments but to this Krishna said that HIS mother is concerned and interested only in HIM and not HIS ornaments. This entire incident transformed a thief into a strong Bhaktha (devotee) of Krishna. 

The thief told Krishna that he was no more interested in the ornaments and he wanted Krishna to do him a favour . He said that he would wait for Krishna in the morning and evening everyday. He wanted Krishna to bless him with HIS divine dharshan daily in the morning while Krishna would go with HIS friends to graze the cows and in the evening while HE would be returning home. He said he had no other wish. Krishna who never knows to turn down the words of HIS bhakthas eagerly accepted the request of that thief. Krishna gave to that thief ornaments and also promised to give the thief HIS dharshan. That is why Krishna is called as Bhaktha Vathsalan (one who willingly fulfils all the desire of HIS bhakthas). 

Krishna showered His blessings on that thief and went to graze the cows. The thief spent his entire time in thinking about the beauty of Krishna and in remembering all those sweet nectar like words that spilled out of the Lotus like lips of Krishna. He was totally engrossed in the memories of Krishna and was waiting eagerly for the evening time so that he would once again get the dharshan of Krishna. At last in the evening before returning home Krishna once again blessed the thief with his dharshan. The happiness, which the thief was experiencing today, could not be expressed in mere words. Krishna promised the thief that he would come back next day morning and left for home. At this point of time the thief remembered the words that he had said to the preacher before leaving. He had promised the preacher to give 50% of the looted ornaments . So the thief immediately set out to hand over the ornaments to the preacher. The thief wanted to return back as early as possible as Krishna had promised HIM to give HIS dharshan in the morning.

The thief reached the house of that preacher. The preacher was afraid to see that thief. He was sure that the thief would not have met Krishna and hence has come to kill him. But as soon as the thief saw that preacher, he thanked him and the preacher asked the thief the reason for the same. On this the thief narrated the entire incident to the preacher. The preacher was not ready to believe this as he had doubts in the existence of Krishna. So to prove the truthfulness the thief showed the looted jewels to that preacher as per his promise. On seeing the jewels the preacher was stunned. He could not believe his eyes. Whatever ornaments the preacher had described were all present in front of him. On this the preacher asked the thief whether he had really seen Krishna. The thief was surprised and asked the preacher that had he never experienced the divine dharshan of Krishna in his entire life? He said that now he could make out why the preacher was making mistakes in describing Krishna. He said that Krishna was much more beautiful than what the preacher had described. This aroused an eagerness in that preacher to see Krishna.

The preacher expressed his desire to see Krishna and the thief accepted to fulfill his desire. This is Krishna! He showers HIS grace on one and selects that one as a medium to enable others to realise HIS grace, power and mercy. The thief took the preacher to that place where he had got the dharshan of Krishna. The next day dawned. The thief was waiting eagerly to see Krishna. A little later the thief heard the sound of flute and said to the preacher that Krishna was coming as the sound of the flute could be heard. But the preacher was unable to hear it. Now Krishna came very closer to the place where the thief and the preacher were standing. But Krishna was not visible to the naked eyes of that preacher. From this it is revealed to us that what is important for Krishna is our mind and heart. The feelings and beauty of Krishna should capture our mind and heart in such a way that we should even forget ourselves. It is really immaterial that who we are or what work we do.  What is important for Krishna is only a true love for HIM in our mind and heart.

The thief had such a love for Krishna. Though he was a thief , but he was drowned in the beauty of Krishna and now his world was restricted to Krishna only. Hence Krishna was visible to his naked eyes. The preacher told the thief that he was not able to see Krishna. On this the thief asked Krishna that why he was not visible to that preacher. Krishna replied that the preacher did not have faith in HIM and in HIS existence and hence HE was not visible to him. But the thief requested Krishna to give the preacher HIS dharshan. More over after listening to the beauty of Bagawan Krishna the preacher was also eager to see Krishna. Krishna did not wanted to turn down the request of HIS bhaktha. So HE decided to give HIS dharshan to that preacher also.

This is true in case of a samsari also. A samsari can get the divine dharshan of Bagawan only on recommendation by a Sathguru. Krishna asked that thief to hold HIM with one hand and hold the preacher with other hand. The thief followed the instructions of Krishna. Now the preacher was able to see Krishna. The preacher did not have unconditional faith or love for Krishna. But it was only due to the thief that the preacher got the dharshan of Krishna. This is how a Sathguru is. He is like a connecting pool between Bagawan Krishna and the samsaris. A Sathguru uplifts the samsaries from darkness of ignorance. A Sathguru is basic necessity for leading a happy life.

Thus we saw that how an unconditional and innocent belief transformed a thief into a great devotee of Krishna. Have unconditional faith on Bagawan Krishna and enjoy a life filled with joy.

Radhekrishna!

Abhilash and Anuja

Jay Sathguru Maharaj Ki Jay

HRUDHAYAANJALI

the power of divine grace

Jai Shree Poojyashree Shree Amma

Jay shree Radhekrishna Sath sangam

Jay Shree Radhekrishna

Jai Shree Mahan Brahma Shri Gopalavallidasar

“Radhekrishna”, this word, rather to say, this manthra has made a drastic change in my life!!!!!

             I met my Guruji in an occasion on February 6th, 2001. And truly speaking, at that time like every teenager I also had many unanswered questions, fear, unnecessary tensions and unwanted thoughts in my mind. But when I heard Guruji’s sathsang for the first time I got many of my questions’ answers. Some sort of confidence came into my mind, which I could realize practically.

Then Guruji came to Mumbai in July 2001. By Guruji Amma and Guruji’s grace I got manthraupadesam from my Guruji. Then started my journey towards a new and beautiful LIFE filled with my Guruji’s grace and Krishna’s mercy. By Guruji’s grace I got many spiritual experiences by chanting Krishna. One of the unforgettable ones is as follows: -

           I was in 12th STD and my Board exams were going on. Luckily Guruji had come to Mumbai at that time. It was in March 2002. I had my Accounts paper on March 16th and Guruji was leaving on March 14th to Chennai. We had eight days leave for the paper. Accounts being my favourite subject, I was a bit careless about it. I started my preparations for the paper sincerely from March 13th only. I was not at all tensed or afraid about the paper till I reached the examination centre on March 16th.

          I was cool-headed and was chanting Krishna. At that time two of my friends came to me and showed me some tough problems and asked the solution for it. I couldn’t get the answers and my entire cool mind turned into fearful and tensed one. I ignored everything and started chanting Krishna and did Guruji’s dhyanam. We got our question paper. My tension grew so much that when I saw the paper, I became completely blank and did not know as to what to write. To my surprise accounts was the only subject, which I had done thoroughly. I became so tensed that I really felt like crying. I couldn’t even answer the objective type questions. At that time I just remembered my Guruji’s words, “Katthina kaapatharthuku kichcha payal irukkan.”{“When you scream for help, Krishna is there to save you.”}

I knew that Krishna won’t let me down and just closed my eyes like Guruji Amma had said and did Gurudhyanam and namajapam. Then I started writing, infact my hands were writing, I was not!!!!! I could practically feel the presence of my Guruji with me. It would be much better to say that in reality Krishna was writing the paper and my hand was just a medium. Krishna made me complete the paper before half an hour and to my surprise all the sums were tallied. This was again a surprising thing for me because till my prelims I had never got sufficient time to complete the accounts paper and my sums had never tallied before.

Only thing I could feel was peace of mind, inexpressive and incomparable happiness. My hands were moving, that’s it!!!! Till this date I am not able to recover as to what I had written in that paper. A tremendous experience which made me forget everything except chanting and Gurudhyan

I could practically feel the presence of my Guruji with me in my mind that continuously kept on motivating me. At that point of time I felt like crying, laughing, dancing, jumping etc…my happiness knew no bounds!!

Like most of the teenagers even I had exam fear, result fear etc. In fact exams were like the painful injections for me. But all this vanished just by the Maha Manthra “Radhekrishna” and “Guruji Amma’s and Guruji’s grace.

Krishna gave me one more surprise during our results by giving 98/100 marks in accounts, which I really did not deserve. It was just because of my Guruji and only HE deserved it.

Today I am very happy and really feel very lucky because I have the most incomparable, and unbeatable powers; Guruji amma, my Guruji and Radhekrishna Nama which acts as my protective shield. So I can coolly and without any fear say that

DIVYA DARSHAN

feast for your soul

POOJYA SHREE SHREE AMMA

MAHAN BRAHMA SHRI GOPALAVALLIDASAR

Jay Sathguru Maharaj Ki Jay

PUNYA KAAL

sathsang programs

Weekly saturday bhajans  are held in chennai at Guruji Amma's home. Disciples attending the Bhajans are experiencing the divine grace of GurujiAmma.

Mahan Brahma Shri Gopalavallidasan arrived in Mumbai on 20^th of November. 

Sathsangs by Mahan Brahma Shri Gopalavallidasar in Mumbai:

From 22nd to 28th of November sathsang on Swami Ramanujar vaibhavam and Shri Krishna Leela  was held at Vasai.Everyone were glad to hear the sathsang.

Discourse on Dhivya Dhesams Vaibhavam was held from 29^th November to 3^rd December. Everyone could personally experience the sanctity of the Dhivya Dhesams

Discourse on Bhaktha Charithram was held from 4^th December to 10^th December. Mumbai disciples were cherished  to here the sathsang

 Forthcoming Sathsang by  Mahan Brahma Shri Gopalavallidasar

Topic:   "Thiruppaavai"

Date:       25.12.2004 to 04.01.2005

Venue:    Vignaharta sabhagruha

                Prakash Dairy Building

       Manapada Road

               Shivaji Udhyog Nagar

      Dombivili (east)

Want to start the new year in a spiritual way  then here is the oppurtunitiy

Sathsang by Mahan Brahma Shri Gopalavallidasar  on 31st dec 2004  From 10p.m to 12 a.m

Venue same as above

Good news. Radhekrishna Sathsang is presenting three more new blogs with different informations.

SHRADHAARPANAM

our wholehearted dedications

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  The blessed devotee who was born as the cousin of Swami Ramanujar in the month of Chaitra under the star Punarvasu.

Þ      The Sathsishyan who used to sleep on His Aacharyan Periya Thirumalai Nambi's bed to make sure that it would be comfortable for His Aacharyan.

Þ      The great Sathsishyan who didn't mind going to hell, for lying on His Aacharyan Periya Thirumalai Nambi's bed even if it ensured a little of ease and comfort to His Aacharyan

Þ      The Sathsishyan who not only surrendered Himself at the Lotus Feet of Swami Ramanujar but also all his merits and credits.

Þ      The humble devotee whose Aacharya-bhakthi had even surprised Swami Ramanujar.

Þ      The great devotee who proclaimed that "none was equal to Him" {illai ennacku Edhir} since He was the Sishyan of Swami Ramanujar.

Þ      The Sathsishyan who was affectionately addressed as 'EMBAAR' by His Aacharyan Swami Ramanujar.

Þ      The blessed Sathsishyan who left for Paramapadham within a few days of His Aacharyan's departure.

                             EMBAAR THIRUVADIGALE SHARANAM 

 Kulashekaran

Jay Sathguru Maharaj Ki Jay