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Srirangam – Heaven on Earth
Srirangam – Heaven on Earth A Guide to Heaven – The past and present of Srirangam Pradeep Chakravarthy 3/1/2010 For the Tag Heritage Lecture Series 1 ARCHIVAL PICTURES IN THE PRESENTATION © COLLEGE OF ARTS, OTHER IMAGES © THE AUTHOR 2 Narada! How can I speak of the greatness of Srirangam? Fourteen divine years are not enough for me to say and for you to listen Yama’s predicament is worse than mine! He has no kingdom to rule over! All mortals go to Srirangam and have their sins expiated And the devas? They too go to Srirangam to be born as mortals! Shiva to Narada in the Sriranga Mahatmaya Introduction Great civilizations have been created and sustained around river systems across the world. India is no exception and in the Tamil country amongst the most famous rivers, Kaveri (among the seven sacred rivers of India) has been the source of wealth for several dynasties that rose and fell along her banks. Affectionately called Ponni, alluding to Pon being gold, the Kaveri river flows in Tamil Nadu for approx. 445 Kilometers out of its 765 Kilometers. Ancient poets have extolled her beauty and compared her to a woman who wears many fine jewels. If these jewels are the prosperous settlements on her banks, the island of Srirangam 500 acres and 13 kilometers long and 7 kilometers at its widest must be her crest jewel. Everything about Srirangam is massive – it is at 156 acres (perimeter of 10,710 feet) the largest Hindu temple complex in worship after Angkor which is now a Buddhist temple. -
17. Saranagathi Gadyam
Sincere Thanks To: 1. Mannargudi SrI Srinivasan Narayanan for compiling the document, providing Sanskrit text and proof reading 2. SrI Sunder Kidambi (www.prapatti.com) for providing ITrans text for the gadyam 3. SrI N.Santhanakrishnan (www.thiruvarangam.com) for providing exquisite digital images of SrIrangam divya desam and Koil utsavams www.sadagopan.org www.sadagopan.org 4. Sou R. Chitralekha for artwork 5. Smt. Jayashree Muralidharan for eBook assembly C O N T E N T S Introduction 1 cUrNikais 1 -1 8 with English Meaning ad Comments 5 nigamanam 99 www.sadagopan.org www.sadagopan.org www.sadagopan.org . ïI>. ïImte ramanujay nm>. ïI ÉgvÔamanujivrictm! Bhagavad RamanujA’s www.sadagopan.org www.sadagopan.org INTRODUCTION: Dear Bhagavad RaamAnuja SampradAyins: Back in 1959, Sriman K. Bhashyam prepared under the guidance of abhinava Desika Sri UttamUr ViraraghavAcchArya Swami a short monograph of 50 pages with English translation of the Text of Bhagavad Ramanuja’s SaraNaagati gadya and its commentary by SrutaprakAsika AcArya. This release is now out of print and needs to be reprinted and read by all AstikAs, who may not be able to read the original of this important gadya in Sanskrit or its commentary in MaNipravALam by Periya-VaacchAn PiLLai or Swamy Desikan’s own commentary in Sanskrit. SrI HayagrIva likhita Kaimkarya Group has decided to bring out this out of print book back into circulation for the benefit of the younger generation, since a reprinting is not being contemplated at this time. Any proceeds from the 1 printing and sale of this out-of-print, hand-transcribed edition with some commentaries from Swamy Desikan will be donated to VisishtAdvaita PracAriNi sabha and to the heirs of UttamUr Swamy for releasing additional books such as Paramatha Bhangam by this great AcAryan or Tattva Mukta kalApam (Volume II). -
Sri Vaishnava Sampradaya Saara Nidhi(In Tamil) by Sri P.B.Annangarachariar Swamy
Sri VaishNaVa Sampradaya Saara Nidhi(in Tamil) By Sri P.B.Annangarachariar Swamy (The quintessence of of VaishNaVa Tradition) English Translation by Vengrai Parthasarathy Many are the ‘Living Creatures’ created by Brahma, the Lord of Creation (who is himself a creation of Sri Narayana). To be born a Human is a special privilege. And, to be born as a Hindu, that too a Sri VaishNaVa is a matchless blessing, because it is the cumulative effect or fruit of generational virtuous deeds (Karma). At the same time this privileged position carries with it many an obligation. To enhance its value, a true VaishNaVa has to know what the tradition is about and follow certain daily duties (dinacharya) or guide-lines. Lord Maha Vishnu, (known also as Narayana and Vasudeva among a thousand other names) manifested Himself in many AvatArs on earth to animate house-holders who may have lost their spiritual moorings and to crush evil doers and protect the virtuous (ParitharANAya SadhunAm, vinAashAya dushskruthAm). Archa-s are consecrated idols in the Divya Desam-s (108) the most prominent of which are Tirumalai, Srirangam, KAnchipuram, and TirunArayanapuram (Melkote) shrines. To bring home these truths the Lord has deputed Azhvar-s and Acharyas in human form. VaishNaVas are expected to follow sincerely the daily observances' (anushtAnam-s). We shall now follow through the highlights, by citing important things that Sri VaishnavA-s should know and do.. The Bhakthi cult was propagated by the Azhvar-s and the shrines cited by them are known as DIVYA DESAMs. The word ‘Divya’ has been employed by our ancestors very elegantly.Of all the religious literature on the Supreme Being, Sriman Narayana, the most important are the Sastra-s (in Sanskrit ) and –of equal importance--the Tamil Veda known as DIVYA PRABHANDHAM. -
7. Yathiraja Saptati
sadagopan.org sadagopan.org sadagopan.org C O N T E N T S SamarpaNam 1 Yatiraaja Saptati - In Sanskrit 7 Introduction 23 SlOkams and Commentaries 29 SlOkam 1 31 SlOkam 2 33 SlOkam 3 36 SlOkam 4 39 SlOkam 5 44 sadagopan.org sadagopan.org sadagopan.org SlOkam 6 46 SlOkam 7 49 SlOkam 8 51 SlOkam 9 55 SlOkam 10 57 SlOkam 11 62 SlOkam 12 67 SlOkam 13 70 SlOkam 14 74 C O N T E N T S (Contd..) SlOkam 15 81 SlOkam 16 84 SlOkam 17 86 SlOkam 18 89 SlOkam 19 93 SlOkam 20 95 SlOkam 21 100 SlOkam 22 102 SlOkam 23 105 SlOkam 24 108 sadagopan.org sadagopan.org sadagopan.org SlOkam 25 110 SlOkam 26 112 SlOkam 27 116 SlOkam 28 119 SlOkam 29 122 SlOkam 30 126 SlOkam 31 129 SlOkam 32 132 C O N T E N T S (Contd..) SlOkam 33 135 SlOkam 34 139 SlOkam 35 140 SlOkam 36 144 SlOkam 37 154 SlOkam 38 160 SlOkam 39 169 SlOkam 40 175 SlOkam 41 177 SlOkam 42 180 sadagopan.org sadagopan.org sadagopan.org SlOkam 43 183 SlOkam 44 185 SlOkam 45 187 SlOkam 46 190 SlOkam 47 193 SlOkam 48 197 SlOkam 49 200 SlOkam 50 202 C O N T E N T S (Contd..) SlOkam 51 205 SlOkam 52 207 SlOkam 53 210 SlOkam 54 215 SlOkam 55 219 SlOkam 56 221 SlOkam 57 224 SlOkam 58 226 SlOkam 59 230 sadagopan.org sadagopan.org sadagopan.org SlOkam 60 233 SlOkam 61 236 SlOkam 62 238 slOkam 63 241 SlOkam 64 243 SlOkam 65 245 SlOkam 66 249 SlOkam 67 252 C O N T E N T S (Contd..) SlOkam 68 255 SlOkam 69 259 SlOkam 70 263 SlOkam 71 270 SlOkam 72 273 SlOkam 73 275 SlOkam 74 277 Conclusion 279 sadagopan.org sadagopan.org sadagopan.org sadagopan.org sadagopan.org sadagopan.org . -
Sri Vedantadesika Gadyam (Composed by Sri Venkatesa Kavi)
SrI vedAntadeSika gadyam (Composed by SrI VenkaTeSa kavi) Annotated Commentaries in English by SrI nrsimha sevA rasikan, SrI vedAnta deSika padAmbuja sevA rasikan, Oppiliappan Koil VaradAcAri SaThakopan CONTENTS Introduction Slokams and Meanings Annexure - Transliteration Scheme for Sanskrit Sincere Thanks to: Thanks to likhita kaimkarya ghoshTI for editing, formatting, providing Sanskrit texts etc. Source: SrImadvedAntadesIka vishayaka stotramAla published by SrImad ANDAvan Poundarikapuram svAmi ASramam. ॥ौ॥ ौ SrI vedAntadeSika gadyam (Composed by SrI VenkaTeSa kavi) Introduction: SrI VedAnta DeSika gadyam is composed by a poet with the name of VenakTeSa kavi. It has fifty cUrNikais. gadyam is a work in prose style. gadyam is the opposite of padyam, which is in the form of Slokam set in specific meter and forms a poem. There are many gadyams. The well known ones are by AcArya RaamAnuja (SaraNAgati, SrIranga and SrI VaikuNTha gadyams) and by svAmi DeSikan (RaghuvIra gadyam). There are other gadyams on Lord SrInivAsa of TiruvenkaDam, SrI Padmavati tAyAr of TirucchAnUr and Adi vaN SaThakopa jIyar of Ahobila maTham by HH, the 27 th paTTam Azhagiyasingar, SrI VeerarAghava yatIndra mahA DeSikan with 91 cUrNikais. AcArya RaamAnuja’s three gadyams deal with the important subject of Prapatti/SaraNAgati that he performed at the sacred feet of Lord RanganAtha of Srirangam on a Panguni uttiram day, when the Lord was united with His devi (sErti sEvai) on Her avatAra dinam. The passages of AcArya RaamAnuja’s three gadyams are steeped in aparimita bhakti pravAham and are testaments to AcArya RaamAnuja’s vaktru vaikshaNyam (the greatness of the author). The pleasing sound effects are important in gadyams and are arrived at by skilled poets with their mastery over the words and their meanings chosen for their gadyams. -
Bhagavad Ramanuja
Jai Srimannarayana! Saints of the World Quiz Contest Bhagavad Ramanuja Jai Srimannarayana! 1 of 158 Jai Srimannarayana! Message from HH Sri Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji! “If my act of revealing the Manthra, redeems the whole world, from the horrendous clutches of karma, and for that Infernal Hell will be the result, I have absolutely no objection to go to that Hell” Who else can show such a convivial concern other than Acharya Ramanuja? Nearly a thousand years ago, a savior, a marvelous philosopher- saint appeared on this Earth, announcing to this world, the advent of a scintillating era in the world of philosophy and spirituality. His vibrant philosophy “tri-une Monism”, Visishtadwaitham, raised curtain for ushering an era of social, as well as, philosophic revolution. Bhagavad Ramanuja was instrumental for the revival, growth, amplification and vivification of “Visishtadwaitha school of thought” which had been in existence from time immemorial. Humanity all over the globe, barring religion, caste, creed, territory etc. should be indebted to this ‘great savior’ whose philosophy penetrated and enlightened millions and millions of Truth Seekers Bhagavad Ramanuja, was the beloved son of the couple Sri Asuri Keswava Yajvi & Kanthimathi. He sanctified this Earth with his appearance, in Sri Perumbudur, near Chennai in the state of Tamil Nadu, during 1017 AD. Being a precocious and brilliant child, he gave out beautiful and true explanations to the Vedic texts even as a lad. His studies were profound and his thinking was deep. He turned out to be a great learner under the tutelage of several Acharyas. In the process of learning, he suffered several privations and indignities and he withstood them all with a burning zeal for studies and reverence to his preceptors. -
Advaita Vedanta
Newsletter Archives www.dollsofindia.com Adi Shankaracharya, Madhvacharya and Ramanuja Pioneers of Vedantic Thought in Hinduism Copyright © 2018, DollsofIndia The highly secular and all-encompassing philosophy of Hinduism is ever-evolving. Adopting religious views of innumerable schools of thought and adapting rapidly to the changing times, it is known to be one of the dynamic systems of philosophy and religions in the world. Hence, Hinduism is not merely a religion or a philosophy - it is veritably a way of life. Its teachings are relevant then, now and forever. Hinduism discusses all aspects of life and living, giving followers practical and workable tips on living a peaceful, joyful and prosperous life, without putting in too much effort into it all. According to the philosophy, self-realization is the key to understanding the secrets of life and, ultimately, living a life full of peace and joy. This concept of self-realization; the understanding of reality and decoding the "I" factor, gave rise to three main streams of philosophy, which now make up the entire fabric of Hindu thought as a whole. These three sub-schools of Vedanta or Vedantic thought constitute Advaita, Dvaita and Visishtadvaita. Simply put; the basic difference between the three Vedantas lies in the way they define the concept of reality and nature. All Vedantic philosophies are based on Prasthaanatrayi, or the three axioms of Vedanta, as follows: 1. The Upanishads, known as Upadesha Prasthana and the Sruti Prasthana 2. The Brahma Sutras, also known as Nyasa Prasthana or Yukti Prasthana 3. The Bhagavad Gita, also known as Sadhana Prasthana and the Smriti Prasthana All the three Vedantas rely on these Prasthanas. -
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Samaasrayanam.Pdf
Page 1 of 15 Samasrayanam An article by Sri Karalappakam Anantha Padhmanabhan Neccessity for Spiritual Knowledge: Any intelligent person will have queries like "Who am I?"; "Who is God?"; "What is my duty?"; "Why am I suffering through the process of birth, old age, disease and death?"; "What is death?"; "What is the relationship between myself and God?"; etc. These are highly important queries which leads one to realize the actual realities. The fact is that, everyone is individually a spiritual entity called jIvAtmA, who is eternally subservient to the Supreme Lord Sriman NArAyanA. Due to the karmA (good and bad activities) associated with the jIvAtmA, it takes varieties of bodies like that of a bacteria, plant, bird, animal, human being etc. It is very very rare to get a human body. Once a jivAtmA gets the highly precious human body, he ('he' refers to jIvAtmA eventhough there is no gender associated) has to start enquring about the actual purpose of life. There are many varieties of knowledge floating around. But he has to pick up the 'sAram'(essence). He should choose that type of knowledge which will answer the important queries as raised above. These fundamental queries are answered by the spiritual knowledge. Materialistic knowledge (as explained by modern science etc) finally doesn't help the jIvAtmA. For instance, a glorified Nobel Laureate may take the body of donkey in the next birth. What is then the credit of being a Nobel Laureate in his human birth? The purpose of human birth is to have the realisation of God (Sriman NArAyanA). -
104. Swami Desikan Ashtottara Sata Namavali
Title: Sri nigamantadesika nAma ashTottara Satam Edition: First Edition Author and ManipravAla bhAshyam: Sri VenkatAcArya PAtrayar English Commentator: Oppiliappan Koil SrI VaradAcAri SaThakopan First Published: PuraTTAsi SravaNam, September 24, 2015 Price: Rs.100/- Published by: Sri Ahobila Mutt Inc, NA Copyright: Author & Sri Ahobila Mutt Inc.,NA SrI HayagrIva Likhita Kaimkarya goshThI deeply appreciates the sponsorship of “SrI NigamAnta MahAdeSika AshTottara Satam” on behalf of Bhaaradwajam SrIman K.Rangachari Swami and his dharma patni SrImati Komalambal Rangachari through a samarpanam to SrI Ahobila Mutt Inc, NA. Source: SrImadvedAntadesIka vishayaka stotramAla published by SrImad ANDAvan SrI Poundarikapuram svAmi ASramam. aDiyEn is grateful to SrImAn Veeravalli Raghunathan svAmi for his mahopakAram in sending me a copy of this rich monograph celebrating the Vaibhavam of svAmi DeSikan and his many anugrahams for us. www.sadagopan.org SrI: SrI nigamAntadeSika nAma ashTottara Sata nAmAvaLiH Annotated Commentaries in English by SrI nrsimha sevA rasikan SrI vedAnta deSika padAmbuja sevA rasikan Oppiliappan Koil VaradAcAri SaThakopan www.sadagopan.org CONTENTS Author’s Preface --- 1 Introduction --- 9 ashTottara Sata nAmAvaLiH - Meanings and Comments --- 17 - 165 Annexure - Transliteration Scheme for Sanskrit --- 166 Sincere Thanks to: Sri Srinivasan Narayanan for Proof-reading, formatting and providing Sanskrit and Tamil Text Sri Murali Desikachari for eBook Assembly www.sadagopan.org Sri Lakshmi HayagrIvar www.sadagopan.org HH Srimad -
KR Sundaram Iyer Memorial Library
K.R. Sundaram Iyer Memorial Library Catalogues Author/Title The Music Academy, Madras New No. 168 (Old No. 306), T.T.K. Road Chennai - 600 014 101 kirttana manimalai : sahityam: Tamil, Tevanakari, Ankilam : svarasahitya talakkurippu: Tamil, Ankilam = 101 keerthana mani malai / tokuttavar vitvan Kalyani Carma. -- Mumbai : Vidwan (Smt.) Kalyani Sharma, 2000. xxx, 437, [3] p. : ill. ; 19 x 26 cm. Sankita kalaniti Sri Ke. Es. Narayanasvami ninaivancali. Songs, with musical letter notation. Acc. no. 0240 108 tivya teca kirttanaikal : ittutan Mannarkuti Sri Rajakopala Svami, Sri Tiruvenkata Mutaiyan, Alvarkal parriya kirttanaikalum atankum / cakityankal iyarri rakatalakkuripputan amaittavar R. Parttasarati Ayyankar. -- Cennai : Itayaoli Accakam, 1983. xv, 78 p. : ill. ; 22 cm. Hindu devotional songs in letter notation. Includes index. Acc. no. 1947 150th aradhana festival of Saint Tyagaraja : souvenir 1997 / editor T. S. Parthasarathy ; deputy editor G. Srinivasan. -- Thiruvaiyaru : Sri Thiaga Brahma Mahotsava Sabha, 1997. [xx], 98 p. : ill., ports. ; 24 cm. Acc. no. 1183 1954 putu silapas saplimentu Karnataka sankitam : Intiya sankitam (Indian music) Mataras kavarnmentu teknikal hayarkretu pariksaikalukku mika upayokamana pata pustakam : itil tiyari peppar irantirkum muraiye patankalum, raka laksanankaum, krutikal, kalpanasvaram, taru. tarankam, astapati yavum svarasahityattutan cerkkappattullana / iktu Kallitaikkuricci vainika vitvan A. Suntaramayyar avarkalal piracuram ceyyappattatu. -- 2. patippu. -- Kallitaikuricci : A. Suntaramayyar, 1955. [iv], 76 p. : ill. ; 25 cm. Songs, with musical letter notation. Acc. no. 0169 1969-m antu Maha skanta casti vila malar. -- Cennai : Sri Palacupramanya Svami Tevastanam, 1969. 27, [3] p. ; 18 cm. Acc. no. 3689 1975 Sankita Vitvat Sapai kaccerikal patappatta Tiksita krutikal. -- Madras : Rajpriya Printers, 1975. 6 p. ; 24 cm. Caption title. List of Muttusvami Tiksitar's Kirtanas sung in the concerts.