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Pavana Yatra -2019 Hari Sarvothama Vayu Jeevothama PAVANA YATRA -2019 Sri Sumadhva Vijaya Sthalagalu Prathamo Hanuman Naama: Dwithiyo Bheema Evacha : PoornaPragna Thrithiyasthu Bhagavath Karya Sadhaka : Programme Details From 9th December 2019(Monday-Dwadasi) – 16th December 2019(Tuesday-) (Dwadasi to chathurthi) The Yatra is being conducted with the blessings of Sri Sri Vidyadeesha Theertharu of Sri Palimaru Matha Pavana Yatra Means a sacred/holy pilgrimage .PAVANA, means sacred and also name of Vayudevaru . In other words it is also the places where Sri Madhvacharyaru visited during his days as mentioned in Sri Sumadhva vijaya. When we do the parayana of Sri Sumadhva Vijaya, the vision of our Acharyaru comes in the background of our mind and when we think and analyses further the following questions arises. 1. How is it connected with Madhva's life? 2. is there any trace of such connection and is it still available at these places 3. If so, is the places are still existing now and if so where are the places situated? 4. How to reach these places. To find the answer for these Gignasa the best method is to go and see these places. On getting in to these places and on reading once again Sri Sumadhwa Vijaya we will feel that our Acharyaru will be always with us. With this mind set we are taking up this pilgrimage Starting on 09-12-2019-Monday -Dwadasi- from Coimbatore 7.30 pm by west coast express (Train no 16627) -reaching MANGALORE next day Returning on 16-12-2019 (Tuesday)-Chathurthi -from Mangalore 10.00pm by west coast express (Train no 16628)- reaching Coimbatore next day. From Mangalore Railway station Van arrangement has been made till return to Mangalore Railway Station. Those who wish to join in the yatra Kindly contact the address furnished below. Those who wish to join the yatra has to make their own arrangement to book their train ticket in West coast express from their respective place on 09-12-2019 and 16-12-2019 and confirm to us immediately their coach no and seat no. The advance amount of Rs 5000/ to be paid before 10th November 2019 and balance before commencement of journey. Kindly start booking at the earliest since it is holiday season to get the confirmed reservation. Total No of persons restricted to 36/48 (Travelling in TEMPO TRAVELLER vans 12 SEATER CAPACITY). LAST DATE FOR REGISTERATION - 10-11-2019 (after confirming your ticket). Brief Introduction & General Instructions: Madhva Bhandugale Namaskaragalu, We all know that Sri Madhvacharyaru, took the THIRD AVATHARA OF VAYU DEVARU as per the adhesha of Lord HARI. His avathara was at UDUPI (Pajaka kshetra). Later he travelled throughout the Bharathakhanda and established the UNCONQUERED DWAITHA SIDHANTHA. All the incidents during his avathara kaala has been narrated and portrayed excellently by SRI NARAYANA PANDITHACHARYA IN THE MAGNUM OPUS KAVYA SRI SUMADHWA VIJAYA. It is a thrill to read this maha kavya to enjoy to the heart content. 2. This yatra is conducted purely to get the blessings of Acharyaru and before Paryaya Peetathipathi Sri vidya Deesha Theertharu of Palimaru Matha completes his Paryaya term. This yatra is NOT conducted as a tour (joytrip) or with any commercial motive. General Instructions: 1. The cost per head is Rs 10000/ (Rs Ten thousand only)- Journey from Mangalore to Mangalore including Van charges, stay ,TheerthaPrasada and other refreshments . Since some of the places are situated in interior places we have arranged Tempo traveler van with a seating capacity of 12 per van. 2. Please bring fewer luggage and avoid big suitcases. Always keep one set of dress and essentials in a small bag to carry with each day and rest in the luggage bag. Must items: (Madi (pattai madivasthra),mudhra, Gopichandana pela Panchothra,Tumbler. Madhva vijaya & Parayana books (Sweater, cap, or shawl is advisable since it is month of December). TheerthaPrasada/Palaahara are being arranged at the mutt with Madi acharane where we stay. 3. One has to be ready by 6.00am (complete anheeka) . TheerthaPrasada will be ready by around 8.am and we commence the journey after TP. Arrangement will be made for refreshment /night palaahara/meals at the place of Break/stay. Journey will end every day by 7 or 8pm. 4. Stay will be arranged at dormitory @ places ( Erky Mutt, /Rayar mutt ) for all since there is no separate accommodation available in these places . In Udupi, Pajaka ,Kanva Theertha ,Mutts are there and for those who wants individual accommodations has to inform separately before commencement of the yatra so that we can arrange to book rooms at their own cost depending upon the availability of rooms.. Otherwise good dormitory accommodations will be available to all. 5. Two vidvamsaru will accompany in the yatra and they will explain the importance of the places as mentioned in Sri Sumadhva Vijaya . During the journey if time permits we will visit some of the places on the way as mentioned by Sri Vadirajaru in Theerthaprabhanda and also some Moola Brindavana of Yethigalu of various Mutt . 6. A Xerox copy of all the details about the places, slokas etc will be given to the members for their reference before commencement of the journey. 7. We once again repeat that since it is a YATRA not TOUR members are requested to make best use of this opportunity to spend the time spiritually and not as an entertainment. Your cooperation is solicited. Kindly contact following persons for more details: 1. C.R.Srinivasan-------- 9659641010/6380351400 [email protected] 2. Medical Srinivasan 9443055031/6381154615 [email protected] 3. Singanallur J. Murali--------------- 9500288035 [email protected] 4. Sri Guruprasad Acharya -------- 9443200508 The details of the yatra is furnished below TOUR PROGRAMME 9-12-2019 (Monday) Leaving Coimbatore Railway station by West Coast Express by 7.30 pm. Those who have booked ticket from Coimbatore are requested to assemble by 7.00pm at the station. 10-12-19 (Tuesday) Reaching Mangalore station by 5.00 am and proceeding to PALIMARU MATHA. Anheeka at the sarovara and darshan of Prana Devaru and Sri Vidya manya Theertharu followed by Theerthaprasada @ 9.00.am – Then commencing the yatra. Seats will be allotted before commencement of journey to members and members are requested to follow it till the journey. RETURN JOURNEY ON 16TH December 19 after getting the blessings from Sri Sathya Sanda Theertharu at Mahishi we will return to MANGALORE RAILWAY STATION BEFORE 7 PM AND BOARD WESTCOAST EXPRESS AT 10 PM AND REACH COIMBATORE ON 17TH December 19 BY 6.30 AM. DAY-1 -10-12-2019- Tuesday -Thriyodasi - 1 Arrival at Palimaru mutt, Udupi Snana , coffee break, anheeka – Vayudevaru, Sri VidyaManya Theertharu By 5am Brindavana ,Sri Raja rajeswararu & other brindavana TP by 8.30 and leaving by 9.30 am 2 Ellore Viswanadha Devasthana Sri Viswanatha Devasthana – Ref Vadiraja Theerthaprabhanda 3 Kanthavara Sri Kantheeshwara Rudra devaru linga in 3 different colors at 3 kaalas & Ref Sumadhva Vijaya (SSV)ch-16 sloka 25-35 4 Madhva(Katte) Madhva stayed in this place on way to subramanya 5 Ujjere Janardana Temple – Ref -SSV sarga 16-sloka 41-46-wrote here Karma Nirnaya 6 Madhya vada Mutt Installed one of the Vyasa Mushti /Acharyaru stayed here /BREAK 7 Chinthamani Narasimha Narasimha Temple -ref -Vadiraja theerthaprabhanda 8 Kodipadi(Prayagavata) Janardhana temple- debate with Pundalika Puri SSV-sarga-12-sloka 54 Night halt @ Erki Mutt-Sarovara- SSV-sarha-16 sloka 38- Morning Anheka @ the sarovara –– Theerthaprasada -continuing the yatra for 2nd day DAY-2-11-12-2019 –Wednesday- Chathurdasi 1 Uppinangadi Nethravathi-Kumaradara sangama snana – Rudra devaru temple - Theerthaprabhanda 2 Paranthi Pancha Murari temple-SSV-Sarga 16-sloka 36 ,37 3 Kokkada Mahalingeswara temple- SSV -sarga 16-sloka 40- composed Sri krishnamrutha maharnava 4 Narala Mutt Sri Bhootharaja's birthplace/devasthanam - 5 Mulki Sri Vijayeendra swami prathishtitha sri Narasimha/venkateswara devasthanam 6. Subrahmanya- halt Continuing our yatra for 3rd day after anheaka and TP DAY-3-12-12-2019 – Thursday- Poornima 1 Subrahmanya Anheaka-Temple visit- TP 2 Payasvini River Snana ( if water available) 3. Adoor /Kuthyadi – Mahalingeswara devasthana-- Debate-Acharyaru answered the100 Kurnoor mutt meaning for one nama from Vishnu sahasranama -SSV-sarga-5 sloka 50,51-Sri Achuthaprekshacharyaru place- acharyaru earlier days gurukula 4 Kavu mutt- House/Brindavana of TV and Narayana Pandichacharya -SSV sarga-5- Vishnumangala- sloka-30-33- Debate with Tiruvikrama Pandithacharya Devasthana / Honour given by raja Jayasimha at the temple Madaneswara -SSV sarga Madhur/Kumble 13-sloka-9 -16-Madaneswara temple- 5 Ekavaada SSV sarga 15 6 Kanva Theertha Vijayathwararu Brindavana -SSV _sarga 16 -sloka 11 Night Halt – Pejawara Morning anheka--- Visit to beach- SSV Sarga-16- sloka 10-23- Mutt-Individual rooms Palahara available-Palahara Continuing the journey for 4th Day DAY-4 and 5- 13-12-2019 & 14-12-2019 (Friday&Saturday) Pradama/Dwitheeya 1 Kattila Ssv sarga-15-sloka-119-Acharyaru Granthagalu kept in copper plates inside the tank 2 Danda Theertha/ Pangala katte/Sandalika Acharyaru created the pond with the dry stick SSV- padi chapter 3 Acharyaru ( as Vasudeva stayed here and worshipped Janardana /place where passed this place when he was a child and saved their family from the bhoothas 3 Parasurama /Durga Betta/4 Theerthas/ Sanku ,chakra Gada ,Padma Theerthagalu around the temple Acharyaru worshipped Durga devi/Acharyaru Birth place/house /SSV sarga 2 -sloka 10 4 Pajaka Kshetra Acharya avathara sthala- Theerthaprasada 5
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