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SARASWATA MADHURI 2008 America Saraswata Sangha 7th Annual Convention, Burnsville, NC, USA Nilachala Saraswata Sangha Puri Jayaguru Saraswata Madhuri – 2008 7th Annual Convention Burnsville North Carolina USA Published on: 5th July 2008 Published by: Editorial Board America Saraswata Sangha [Registration No: 548107-2, Date 26th June 2003] Available at: Satshikhya Mandir A-4, Unit-9 Bhubaneswar-751022 Phone - 0674-2390055 0674-2395519 Electronic copy available at www.jayaguru.net Printed at: International Minute Press 525 N Polk St Pineville NC 28134 USA Tel: 704-889-5544 S¯NÊeÊ cÊMau aP¦jõ iyò\Z^¦õ Pb\ZûUûõ RM\¨Mêeêc¨ Z ^òû¥õ _ì‰ð ^òeZøZeõ ^òMðêYõ ÊZûàiõiÚòûc¨ ZZ icÉ _âøZe Pb\e @ûUû, ^òû¥_ì‰,ð iað aòøZeaòjU^, ^òMðêY, ^òeZøZe Êeì_, iað\Z @ZûàÊeì_Pe @]ôÂòû iyò\Z^¦ eì_U gâUgâU RM\¨Mêeêuê cêñ a¦^Z øeê@Qò Z gâUgâUVZøêeu @_Ze øeêYZ akeê "iZeÊû cZ]êeU' h ahð @ûòøâc øeò i¯c ahðPe _\Z_ðY øfZ Z _ZVøcZP^ cP^eLôPa P~, icPÉ iêL _ZAñ øZwZk Z øò«ê _âPû¥ø a¥qò aZjZe aÉêeê iêL _ZAaZ _ZAñ PbZM¥aÉê iõMâj øeò _âûZeòû jê@«ò Z _ê^½ iêL @«ee aÉê RZYòPf c¤ øò_eò ûZjZ fZb øeZ~ZG, ûZjZe C_Zd RZYòaZ _ZAñ @ic[ð PjZA PghPe Pi bMaZ^uê _âZ[ð^Z øPe Z bMaZ^ i«êÁ PjPf ûZøê Mêeêu ^òøúøê _VZA \ò@«ò Z i\¨Mêeê iPw iPw Gòh¥ bZaPe MâjY øe«ò ^Zjñò Z _â[Pc gòh¥ûße iZ]^Z P\A gòh¥ C_~êq PjZAMPf ûZøê aòbò^Ü PiaZe iêP~ZM _â\Z^ øe«ò Z Gjò_eò PiaZ øeê øeê P~PûPaPk ûZe ùò© gê¡ bZa ]ZeY øPe PiPûPaPk ûZøê \UlZ _â\Z^ øe«ò Z \UlZ fZb _Pe iZ]^ bR^ \ßZeZ icÉ øêiõÄZe ùò©Plûâeê \ìe PjZAMPf ûZe bMaû¨ iZlZû¨øZe PjZA[ZG Z iZ]^Z icdPe iZ]øøê ajê aZ]ZaòNÜe i¹êLU^ PjaZøê _PW Z Pijò aZ]ZMêWòøê @ûòøâc øeòaZøê Pi Mêeêu ^òøúPe _âZ[ð^Z^òeû PjPf ijRPe aZ]ZMêWòø @_ieò ~ZA[ZG Z iZ]^Ze PghPe iò¡ \gZPe Pi @«e c¦òePe MêeêP\auê AÁ eì_Pe iZlZû¨ \gð^ øeò[ZG Z @ZccZ^ue _âZY_òâd _ec_ìR¥ gâUgâUVZøêe cjZeZR RM\¨Mêeê û©ße cì©ð _âûUø bZaPe RMûøê @ZMc^ øeò i\¨Mêeê eì_Pe ûZue gòh¥bqcZ^ue GøcZûâ Mêeê i AÁ eìP_ _âPû¥øu MéjZi^, iõNZi^, iPaZð_eò bq i¹òk^Ue cjZcòk^ PlûâPe _ìRZPa\UPe ùòe _ìRòû, a¦òû i Piaòû PjaZ iPw iPw _âûò bqe @ZûàZe @ZûàUd eì_Pe `ÍÒ[ÔLu jé\dZi^Pe ^òû¥ aòeZRòû ejò PicZ^uê ^òR @ZWøê _âûò ^òdû @ZøhðY øeê@Q«ò Z ûZue øeêYZ ^ PjPf Pøjò ûZue i§Z^ _Z@Z«ò ^Zjòññ Z P~CñcZP^ ûZu gâUùeY iZ^Üò¤ fZb øeòQ«ò, PicZP^ icPÉ ceRMûPe aZi øeê[ôPf c¤ ûZue @céûPfZøe aZiò¦Z Z Pi gâUcêLPe øjòQ«ò, "PcZ PfZø PcZ _ZLøê @ZiòPa' Z PûYê P~CñcZP^ ûZu _ZLøê @ZiòQ«ò, @ZiêQ«ò aZ @ZiòPa PicZP^ icPÉ ûZu ^òR R^ Z ûZue @Z\gð G RMûPe _âûòÂòû øeòaZ fl¥Pe RUaZaeY _eò]Z^ øeò ûZueò RMû¨ jòû øcð iZ]^ øeêQ«ò Z Pi ~ZjZøê P~Cñ øcð iZ]^ CPŸg¥Pe G RMûøê P_âeY øeòQ«ò Pi Pijò øcð i!Z\^ øeòaZ _Pe _êYò ûZueò ^òû¥]Zcøê Pi P`eZA P^Pa PaZfò `Í[ÞhÍÊ[Þ _â\Z^ øeò ^òR cêLPe øjòQ«ò - 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