Deivathin kural author Continue Deivathin Kural is a set of seven publications featuring discourses, discussions, anecdotes and more about Maha Periyava, compiled by author Ra. Ganapathy. Maha Periyawa, 68th pontiff Kanchi Kamakoti Pitham, Sri. Chandra Seharerendra Saraswati by name lived as a true Sanyashi, soaking up the spirit of Adi Shankara's efforts to unify the country and follow the dharma principles. He was a true Acharya, who lived a life corresponding to the definition of the word Acharya. The seven volumes together represent the most authoritative source of information relating to the Dharma Sanatan. Sanatana Dharma does not represent religion, but advocates the way the scriptures define collective behavior in society in order to enter into harmony without sacrificing the freedom that one wishes to ennoble with his own principles of achieving a balance between spiritual and materialistic ways. The background origin of Deivathin Kural includes six names, two belonging to Peethatipati in Kanchi Mathematics: Maha Periyava and Pudu Periyava. The other four are Kalki Sadasivam, Tirunavukarasu from Vanati Patippakama, Aarvi (R.Venkatraman), editor of the children's magazine Kannan from the Kalimagal edition and, of course, Ra. Ganapti. Tirunavkukkasu, along with Arvi, took part in social services, visiting hospitals in Madras and handing out Prasadama from Kanchi Mate to the patients receiving treatment. Aarvi was close to mathematics, and it goes without saying that Thirunavukkarasu developed a deep interest in the Words of Grace, which were gems collected from the speeches of Maha Periyava and published every week in Kalki (1955 ) under the name Arul Wakku. Trunavukkarasu was looking forward to Kalki's questions and was intrigued by the scientific writing of the author of these essays, and he (Thirunavukkarasu) really wanted to meet him. The reason would be a great contribution to the public if the articles were to be put together and published as a single volume. Thirunaavukkarasu did meet Ra. Ghanapathy is only to say that it cannot be done without the consent of the mathematician. Viewers are urged to read everything else that happened with the related page on the Tamil Brahmins website. of the aforementioned reference includes several other moving experiences of devotees, as well as anecdotes from Maha Periyava's interaction with ordinary people Experience Ra. Ganapty Ra. The ghanaatia of the long connection with Maha Periyava had an incredible beginning when just ten minutes changed the young and defiant Ganapathy into a man with humility who was given the opportunity to clearly express what Acharya would say in his speeches and discourses. Read more about this on the Maha Periyava and Ra page. Ghanapathy. Happy with journalistic skills and the ability to understand the scriptures, Ra. Ganapathy set the task of bringing out the first volume of Devatin Kural in 1975 after collecting data from Maha Periyawa's speeches and discourses for forty years from the 1930s. It wasn't an easy task like Ra. Ghanapathy recalls the difficult task of gathering speeches and discussions with devotees, connecting references to relevant texts and giving writing a sense of continuity. Here is a quote from an article that appeared in Hindu on February 23, 2012, a few days after the death of Ganapti. But for Ra. Ganapati's performances of Kanchi ™ would not have reached the masses. He noted that ™ talks of Periyava and made cross-references, talked to people who knew the topic and received the necessary clarifications. Periyava talked about one topic in one place and would leave it while doing so. On the other hand, he will pick up the thread and talk in detail about it elsewhere. The challenge is to maintain that connection. Ganapati had a sharp memory and was alert in his observation. He would give the final form of the article, and there would be no ambiguity in it! Ghanaatia with Maha Periyava was a rarity. In the forewords to each of the seven volumes of Ra. Ganapathy wrote about the extraordinary interactions with Maha Periyava, which led to a change in the intended content for each volume, as volumes were written. Ra. Ghanapatia provided an immortal connection with Maha Periyava. Humanity will always be grateful to him for his collections, which came as a result of his extreme devotion to Acharya whom he calls Sricharanar in the books. The following link contains additional information about each volume. Details include information about the publication, the introduction of the publisher, the author's foreword and the list of titles. More on the seven volumes View Tamil text On these sites is posted only HTML5 based pages. The Java script is not used. Most browsers (as of November 2018) will be able to display pages properly. 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Find sources: Ra Ganapati - News newspaper book scientist JSTOR (August 2013) (Learn how and when to delete this template message) (Learn how and when to delete this template message) Ra.GanapatiBorn (1935-09-01)September 1, 1935Died2 February 0, 2012 (2012-02-20) (76)Nationalindian Ramachandran Ganapati (September 1, 1935 - February 20, 2012) was an Indian writer. The Ganapati family was born on the day of Vinayak Chaturti, September 1, 1935. It is for this reason that it was named this way. His father was K.W. Ramachandra Iyer, an honorary maths scholar, Vedic scholar, and an official in the commercial tax department, both under the British and post-independence Indian government. Ganapati's mother was Jayalakshmi, a pious lady who hails from a family of lawyers. The only brother of Ganapati is Tripurazundari Subramanian. Ganapati's education and career was a student at a Hindu high school and then a presidential college, Madras. He was an honorary graduate in english literature. After a brief stint as a reporter, he joined Kalki, a Tamil magazine. The letter with the sentence, written by MS Subbulakshmi, turned out to be life- changing. Kalki Sadasiva, who read the letter, immediately invited Ganapati to join Kalki. He also assisted Rajaja in the editorial functions of his magazine Swarajya. He participated in editorial and music reviews in Kalki and wrote under the pseudonym Kanya. He regularly contributed articles and advised artists on religions, temples and epic episodes. One of his most outstanding and many cited articles was the one on Kanchi Mahaswamigal delineating Muthuswami Dikshitar classic Sri Subrahmanyaya namaste Ariakudi Romanuja Ayengar. His first great work was Jay Jaya Shankara, which was published as the TV series in Kalki in 1962. Reading about Adi Shankar and his philosophy advaita, in this book people went to him for clarification, and were taken by surprise after seeing the teenager as the author of such a complex topic. After working at Kalki for more than a decade, he wrote several other serialized saints such as Ramakrishna, Swami Vivekananda, Sarada Devi and Mira. World. 25 years later, after leaving Kalki, he wrote a number of books and articles, touching on the life and actions of religious luminaries (Kanchi Mahaswamygal), he is called Devitin Kural, which means the voice of GOD, Satya Sai Baba, Swami Vivekananda, Raman Maharschi, Yogi Ramstkumar and others. Ra Ganapati's death died on February 20, 2012, on Maha Sivaratri Day. Thus, the day he was born and on which he died were special days for Hindus. See also Kanchi Kamakoti Pitham References and Charukesi. The voice of Parama mrs. Hindu. Received on August 8, 2013. extracted from MYLAPOREOld No 10, NSW No 14, Sri Kapaleeswarar Sannadhi Street, Mylapore, Chennai 600004.Timings: 09:00am to 08:00pm IST. 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