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WITH OUR GURUJI… (Postings of Pujya Guruji in Facebook and Golden Moments Shared by Disciples) WITH OUR GURUJI… (Postings of Pujya Guruji in facebook and Golden moments shared by Disciples) Published : 18-12-2015 - 26-12-2015. 108th Maha Yagnam, Ahobilam Price : This publication is intended for free distribution by Sri Guruji. NOT FOR SALE. Those desirious of participating in publication of similar devotional books may send their contribution through crossed DD payable at Hyderabad to Sri Jwala Central Trust, Hyderabad. Acknowledgments : We heartily thank the following : Sarvasri T. Manohar, Thati Santosh, B. Mallikharjun, YVSS Sundaram, D. Sivakumar, B.Nrupen, Krishnakishore, K.Phani, VVK Jagannadharao, A.Raghunathan, YRk Kranthikiran, Smt.I. Kavitha, D.Aruna, Smt. Krishna, Neeraja & Venkatesh,B.V.S.Satish, Padmini Bhavaraju, K.Madhusudhan Rao, Sa Yee, CV Kutumbarao & V S Murty. for their valuble support for this book. Let Pujya Guruji’s blessings be showered on them ever. Published By: Sri Jwala Central Trust (Regd) 1st Floor, Room No.9, Sunshine Commercial Complex, Lakdikapul, HYDERABAD - 500 004. 040-23231656. 1 With Our Guruji… (Postings of Pujya Guruji in facebook and Golden moments shared by Disciples) Gurumadhye Sthitham Vishwam Vishwamadhye Sthitho Guru Gururvishwam Nachanyosthi, Tasmai Sri Guruve Namah. Sri Jwala Central Trust Lakdikapool, HYDERABAD - 500 004. 2 CHAITANYA AGNI JYOTHI - SRI GURUJI Sri Sri Sri V.V.Sridhar Guruji - the Head of Sri Jwala Central Trust (Regd), Hyderabad and Sri Jwala Trust, Chennai is an ardent upaasaka of Lord Nrisimhaswamy and is an authority on Chaaya Atharvana Veda and Krishna Mohana Vidya. Sri Guruji has evolved Nrisimha Dhanwantari Yagnas to promote peace and prosperity, cleansing the environment of Akshara Pollution (Aksharas are sort of spiritually charged energy bodies). Nrisimha Dhanwantari combination enchances the curative forces in the environment and helps in combating with several diseases like Cancer, Asthma, Cardiac troubles, Cirrohsis of Liver, Psychological disorders. Sri guruji has performed 107 Yagnas so far and countless number of Yantra Pujas. The present Yagnam at Ahobilam is the 108 Yagnam by Sri Guruji. The special feature of the Yajnas conducted by Sri.V.V.Sridhar Gurujis is that everybody (irrespective of Caste, Creed, Religion etc.) will have the opportunity to participate personally in offering Aahutis in the Yagna Kundam free of charge. Sri Guruji believes in the Vedic connotation “Maatru Devo Bhava, Pitru Devo Bhava...” Salutations to Mother and her forefathers, Salutation to Father and his forefathers. According to Sri Guruji - “ If the blessings of the pitrus are available, any problem can be solved. If they are not available, nobody can do anything. So one should respect their parents and prostrate them regularly because father and mother are representatives of the Pitrus. One should also do Pitru Karma with sincerity and devotion when One’s parents pass away to invoke the blessings from the pitrus.” Pitru sapam affects not only an idividual but percolates to the future generations of the individual also cuasing delayed marriage, lack of children, sick children, lack of peace of mind, premature death in the family, strain in family relationship, delay in justice (Court matters) etc., Sri Guruji performs Sarpa Aaraadhana in the Yagnas reciting various Sarpa Gadyams for the benefit of the devotees. GURU MADHYE STHITAM VISWAM VISWAMADHYE STHITHO GURU GURUVISWAM NACHAAVYOSTHI TASMAI SRI GURUVENAMAH 3 “With Our Guruji…” Guruji Those days people used to eat well. They used to feast well. Fasting was suggested for once in 15 days in the form of Ekadasi to cleanse the system. Today in your busy life hardly we eat.Even if we eat it is junk food most of the times. Even if you eat well for a day the system doesn’t accept it… Indigestion etc., since we are used to junk food, good food is an alien to the body. Somehow I am not for following the sastra blindly. It is said ‘sastraya cha sukaya cha.’ Sastra came for the sukham of all living beings. Already every day is Ekadasi and you don’t eat properly. As days change sastra also undergoes change with experts giving better workable solutions. We can’t blindly apply sastras and sastras have evolved with time. Otherwise we may have to dress up with hide’s leaves and go back to forest. This is my personal view... Loveshree 1: Guruji, isn’t the true meaning of ‘upa-vasam’ to be with God? What does it have to do with food, eating or not eating? Guruji : Upavasam… Upa has got many meanings. One is to be with the Lord. The other is to dwell in the mind with the Lord. Another is to sleep with the Lord. Another is to smell the Lord. Another is to celebrate with the Lord. Many more meanings are there. You are right dear, I like the way you think. *** Guruji When you give money your hand is up and the taker’s hand is down. Can anyone guess when the giver’s hand is down and taker’s hand is up? Loveshree 1 : The human mind always tries to get the best bargain, even with a Guru/God. How difficult it is to understand that Guru /God needs nothing but complete faith and be a true devo- tee. I include myself when I write this. Guruji : Snuff powder… The giver’s hand is down and takers hand is up. Loveshree 2 : Deva while making an offering too this is the case. Isn’t it ? 4 Guruji : It depends on the offerer. Loveshree 3 : Mostly in front of the Lord in temples the giver’s hand is down and the taker’s hand is up. Guruji : But why all of us cannot realize? *** Guruji The Vedas were only seen by the rishis. What little they could grasp came out as sruti. Subse- quently they passed it on to their sishyas. There was difference in what they saw among them- selves and hence the different schools. This was called paatabedham.The rishis who saw the vedas could not translate exactly the content what they could assimilate. Since certain things were un- derstood after a very long time after their seeing it, hence what was seen could not be expressed and what was expressed did not exactly mean to what was seen originally. The rishis who saw it were not there to explain in totality of what was seen. Vindavarkandilar... Kandavarvindilar Tirumoolar, name signifies he is from the moolamie..,origin.He was infact an avataar of the Lord, hence the statemen. Most of the Vedic interpretations are from Pratyahara thoughts of the clan. Finally all roads lead to Rome since they originate from the Lord. Loveshree 1 : Gurudeva, please bless us with the things to be followed on Toli Ekadasi falling on 30.06.12. Guruji : This is a very very important Ekadasi... Loveshree 1 : Guruji, please enlighten us. Guruji : 6 am breakfast… Cereals, Muesli, scrambled eggs, 2 tumblers of milk/boost/horlicks/ complan. Guruji : 9 am light tiffin… 10 idlis/5 dosa, coffee... Guruji : 12 Noon full lunch… With ghee pappu, sambar, rasam buffalo curd.... Guruji : 3 PM Pakoda(onion preferable), bajji (onion), pepsi cola... Guruji : 6 PM snacks… Lays chips, Kurkure, 2 glass of milk... Guruji : 9 PM dinner... Full dinner ala carte style… Dum hyderabadi biryani, malai kofta, butter naan, roomali roti, stuffed capsicum, pickles, avakkai, curd, dessert, butterscotch with fruit salad. Loveshree 2 : This is regular menu. Guruji : 11 PM...Cocktail...Virgin *** 5 Guruji about gandabherundapakshisimham This is Gandaberundapakshisimham ... It is one of the most beautiful forms of Nrusimha.It’s called Gandaberundapakshi nrusimhaswamy. It is believed that the Lord revealed this form at the last stages of his confrontation with Hiranyakasipu. In Mantra Raja Padamoolamantram there is a term called Sarvatomukham.... When Hiranyakashipu saw Nrusimha he could see many faces... 1).Lion, 2) Tiger, 3) Monkey , 4).Bear, 5).Boar, 6).Garuda, 7) horse, 8).Crocodile, . 8 heads and 32 hands. 32 hands depict the anushtupamoola mantra/mantra raja padamoola mantra has 32 syllables. Each syllable/bijaakshara represents 1,00,008 upaaksharas. Here Hiranyakasipu could see the Lord both in his hridaya and outside and hence the symbolic representation of two heads of a bird. Depicting the inner and outer. The ego self and true self... It is believed in some parts of Kerala and Karnataka, brahmins those days will not do puja punaskara if they feel their inner is not clean. The Rajalipakshi which is twin headed just swoops down from nowhere and takes them and leaves them in paatalaloka. Hence when their thoughts are impure they never do any worship or sacrifice. The Lord in this form is an Aghora Murthy. A beauty par excellence. While killing Hiranyakasipu he gave this form of darshan to him and it seems Hiranyakashipu was given the aatmagyana by seeing this form. Garuda was kind enough to give Hiranyakashipu the charamaslokam of Narasimha in his ears just before his death. Hence the Shwetha garuda can be seen near the head of Hiranyakashipu. It’s a very very rare form of Lord Nrusimha. Loveshree 1 : Dhanyosmi Sri Gurudeva. When a shishya published a divine flame from a yagnam, His Highness has identified and named the flame as “gandabherundapakshisimham” and said, “some beejaksharams associated with this form are ‘kshraum, vam, kshipa, hreem, ttam’. There are 32000 beejakshara as associated with this form out of a total of 32 lakhs of bijam for Lord 6 Nrusimha. Small photos can be printed for distribution. It is believed to be very auspicious”. This took place on 4th March. Taking clue from your direction, we got printed the photos of the divine flame and distributed to devotees for their welfare. And the photos will be distributed again on your birthday and throughout the year with different backgrounds on the reverse, so that the photos reach as many devotees as possible.
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