This document provides a summary of the Shri Raghavendra Guru Stotra composed by Sri Appanacharya in praise of Shri Raghavendra Teertha. It describes the first shloka of the stotra which uses similes and metaphors to describe Shri Raghavendra Teertha's teachings as being as sacred and powerful as the flow of the Ganga river. It then analyzes the meanings and teachings within several other shlokas from the stotra, praising Shri Raghavendra Teertha for bestowing various blessings upon his devotees and removing obstacles through his divine sight. The document highlights how Shri Raghavendra Teertha conquered all opponents
Droughts, flash floods, flooding from monsoonal rains, severe thunderstorms, earthquakes cyclones, landslides and other disasters that kill dozens of people every year in India. They would be front page news if they happened in America but in India are buried in the back pages of Indian newspapers because they occur so frequently. The death of 5,000 people from the December 2004 tsunami wasn’t as big a deal in India as might have been in other places. In 2001, India experienced an earthquake that left 25,000 dead. In 1999, a cyclone killed more than 3,500 people. Every year several hundred Indians die in monsoon floods.
Mark Twain once commented that Indians "are a curious people. With them all life seems to be sacred, excepted human life." On a flood one Indian newspaper editor told AP, “Floods don’t have any disaster value any more. It’s nothing new. Its an annual phenomena, so newspaper editors are indifferent. People have gotten immune to human disasters. It tragic but true.”
In the early 2000s, the Indian government promised to provide families $2,400 for each victim killed in a disaster provided the family show proof of death. In the majority of cases, families failed to collect the compensation payments because they couldn’t prove the victim was dead. Sometimes bodies are cremated before they are identified. For religious and health reasons, the dead are often cremated soon after a disaster occurs. The final death counts from natural disasters are often unknown.
Top 10 disasters in India are presented here
Tihar is a 5-day Hindu festival celebrated in Nepal and parts of India. The first day honors crows, with people leaving food offerings on their rooftops. The second day honors dogs as loyal companions. On the third day, cows are worshipped as symbols of wealth and prosperity and the goddess Lakshmi, and homes are cleaned. The fourth day involves worshipping oxen for their hard work and constructing cow dung hills. The fifth and final day is Bhai Tika, when sisters place colorful tikas on their brothers' foreheads for long life and visit temples without siblings.
This document discusses traditional water management systems in India called dongs, pynes, and phads. It notes that these systems divert water from streams and rivers without external energy. It then provides details on restoring an unused dong system through community mobilization. Additional information is given on how pyne and phad systems work to irrigate crops. The document outlines the types of farmers served by these systems and notes their benefits such as low cost and maintenance. It concludes with a table listing the states, districts, and NGO partners involved in reviving these traditional irrigation methods.
Chanting Nakshatra Mantra for respective birth nakshatra can bring good health and prosperity in life. Get to Know about the Beej Mantra for 27 Nakshatras.
This document contains summaries of various Hindu mantras and prayers dedicated to deities like Ganesha, Saraswati, and Patanjali. It also includes the full text or summaries of mantras like the Ganapathy Gayatri, Saraswathi Gayatri, Guru Gayatri, and Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra. The document closes with descriptions and lyrics of various bhajans or devotional songs dedicated to Krishna, Rama, Shiva and other Hindu gods.
Dashain is the biggest festival in Nepal celebrated by Hindus, Buddhists, and Kirats. It lasts 15 days, with the most important days being the 1st, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, and 15th. Traditions include Ghatasthapana on day 1, bringing offerings to Kathmandu on day 7, sacrificing animals to appease Kali on day 8, more sacrifices on day 9, applying tika to bless family on day 10, and exchanging gifts with family until the full moon on day 15. Tihar follows Dashain and honors animals and gods over 5 days, starting with crows on day 1 and ending with sisters blessing brothers on day 5 for long life.
The state is full of historic typical monuments, rare wildlife, skillfully carved temples, Buddhist sites, castles, water falls, caves, rock paintings and hill leveling off.
The Vishnusahasranama, a tatpurusha compound, is a list of 1,000 names (sahasranama) of Vishnu, one of the main forms of God in Hinduism and the personal supreme God for Vaishnavas (followers of Vishnu). It is also one of the most sacred and commonly chanted stotras in Hinduism. The Vishnusahasranama as found in the Anushasana Parva of theMahabharata is the most popular version of the 1,000 names of Vishnu. Another version exists in the Padma Purana and Matsya Purana. Each name eulogizes one of His countless great attributes.
Droughts, flash floods, flooding from monsoonal rains, severe thunderstorms, earthquakes cyclones, landslides and other disasters that kill dozens of people every year in India. They would be front page news if they happened in America but in India are buried in the back pages of Indian newspapers because they occur so frequently. The death of 5,000 people from the December 2004 tsunami wasn’t as big a deal in India as might have been in other places. In 2001, India experienced an earthquake that left 25,000 dead. In 1999, a cyclone killed more than 3,500 people. Every year several hundred Indians die in monsoon floods.
Mark Twain once commented that Indians "are a curious people. With them all life seems to be sacred, excepted human life." On a flood one Indian newspaper editor told AP, “Floods don’t have any disaster value any more. It’s nothing new. Its an annual phenomena, so newspaper editors are indifferent. People have gotten immune to human disasters. It tragic but true.”
In the early 2000s, the Indian government promised to provide families $2,400 for each victim killed in a disaster provided the family show proof of death. In the majority of cases, families failed to collect the compensation payments because they couldn’t prove the victim was dead. Sometimes bodies are cremated before they are identified. For religious and health reasons, the dead are often cremated soon after a disaster occurs. The final death counts from natural disasters are often unknown.
Top 10 disasters in India are presented here
Tihar is a 5-day Hindu festival celebrated in Nepal and parts of India. The first day honors crows, with people leaving food offerings on their rooftops. The second day honors dogs as loyal companions. On the third day, cows are worshipped as symbols of wealth and prosperity and the goddess Lakshmi, and homes are cleaned. The fourth day involves worshipping oxen for their hard work and constructing cow dung hills. The fifth and final day is Bhai Tika, when sisters place colorful tikas on their brothers' foreheads for long life and visit temples without siblings.
This document discusses traditional water management systems in India called dongs, pynes, and phads. It notes that these systems divert water from streams and rivers without external energy. It then provides details on restoring an unused dong system through community mobilization. Additional information is given on how pyne and phad systems work to irrigate crops. The document outlines the types of farmers served by these systems and notes their benefits such as low cost and maintenance. It concludes with a table listing the states, districts, and NGO partners involved in reviving these traditional irrigation methods.
Chanting Nakshatra Mantra for respective birth nakshatra can bring good health and prosperity in life. Get to Know about the Beej Mantra for 27 Nakshatras.
This document contains summaries of various Hindu mantras and prayers dedicated to deities like Ganesha, Saraswati, and Patanjali. It also includes the full text or summaries of mantras like the Ganapathy Gayatri, Saraswathi Gayatri, Guru Gayatri, and Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra. The document closes with descriptions and lyrics of various bhajans or devotional songs dedicated to Krishna, Rama, Shiva and other Hindu gods.
Dashain is the biggest festival in Nepal celebrated by Hindus, Buddhists, and Kirats. It lasts 15 days, with the most important days being the 1st, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, and 15th. Traditions include Ghatasthapana on day 1, bringing offerings to Kathmandu on day 7, sacrificing animals to appease Kali on day 8, more sacrifices on day 9, applying tika to bless family on day 10, and exchanging gifts with family until the full moon on day 15. Tihar follows Dashain and honors animals and gods over 5 days, starting with crows on day 1 and ending with sisters blessing brothers on day 5 for long life.
The state is full of historic typical monuments, rare wildlife, skillfully carved temples, Buddhist sites, castles, water falls, caves, rock paintings and hill leveling off.
The Vishnusahasranama, a tatpurusha compound, is a list of 1,000 names (sahasranama) of Vishnu, one of the main forms of God in Hinduism and the personal supreme God for Vaishnavas (followers of Vishnu). It is also one of the most sacred and commonly chanted stotras in Hinduism. The Vishnusahasranama as found in the Anushasana Parva of theMahabharata is the most popular version of the 1,000 names of Vishnu. Another version exists in the Padma Purana and Matsya Purana. Each name eulogizes one of His countless great attributes.
The document contains teachings from Shri Radhe Guru Maa on spiritual topics. Some of the key teachings are that God is one and present in all beings, work can be a form of worship when done with the right intentions, we should seek God rather than material wealth and live virtuously by helping others and spreading joy. The purpose of human life is to serve God and his creations.
Tirupati Package - How to remember Radha Govinadtirupatitravels
remembrance of his names. Chanting his names is remembrance. When it is recited aloud, it becomes kirtanam. Both are acceptable, but what is important in divine service is dedicating everything to the lord with the feeling that whatever one has in life is due to his abundant grace.
One’s daily routine should begin with remembrance of god, you must get even as the lord is awakened.
The document discusses various ways to remember and dedicate one's life to remembering Lord Govinda/Srinivasa. It provides mantras, poems, and teachings from scriptures emphasizing the importance of dedicating all thoughts, actions, and situations to remembering God. It encourages offering all aspects of one's daily life and activities to God, from waking up in the morning to eating, traveling, and sleeping. Surrendering everything to God's will through constant remembrance is said to destroy anger and passion, leading to calmness and virtue.
This document provides information about Hindu fasts and festivals as explained by Sri Swami Sivananda. It begins with introductory sections about the publisher's note and prayers for all occasions. The main body of the document then lists and provides brief descriptions of various Hindu festivals and Jayanthi (birthdays) celebrated in India, including Chitra Purnima, Deepavali, Durga Puja or Navaratri, Gayatri Japa Day, Guru Purnima, Holi, Kartigai Deepam, Makara Shankranti, Raksha Bandhan, Ratha Saptami, Telugu New Year's Day, Vasant Navaratri, and Vasant
The document contains quotes from Shri Radhe Guru Maa on spiritual topics such as the oneness of God, God existing within all people, work being a form of worship, truth prevailing over falsehood, attributing successes and failures to God rather than oneself, living virtuously and helping others, practicing forgiveness, and existing to serve God. The quotes are presented on the website www.radhemaa.com to share Shri Radhe Guru Maa's spiritual teachings.
The document discusses Guru Puja, a Hindu festival celebrating and worshipping gurus. It is celebrated on Guru Poornima day, which honors the great sage Ved Vyas. A guru is seen as a remover of darkness and ignorance who guides students towards knowledge and enlightenment. The relationship between gurus and students in ancient times was deeply revered, with students willing to make great sacrifices for their gurus out of devotion. In the RSS tradition, the flag (Bhagawa Dhwaj) represents the common guru for all, as no single human can fill that role permanently. Guru dakshina, or an offering to one's guru, is seen as a way
Narayaniyam is a medieval Sanskrit text, comprising a summary study in poetic form of the Bhagavata Purana. It was composed by Melpathur Narayana Bhattathiri, (1560-1666 A.D.) one of the celebrated Sanskrit poets in Kerala. Even though the Narayaneeyam was completed as early as 1586 A.D., it appeared in print only after more than 250 years. The Bhagavata Purana is a major Hindu scripture consisting of about 18,000 verses, mainly devoted to the worship of Krishna.
Kanchi Periva Forum Newsletter - Volume 6kanchiperiva
This newsletter provides information on the Kanchi Periva Forum, including its growth in membership and posts. It highlights some recent additions to the forum's content like videos and photos of Periva. It also introduces some new moderators. The newsletter then presents a few divine experiences shared by devotees of their encounters with Periva, with summaries provided in English and Tamil. It shares excerpts from Periva's teachings on topics like the purpose of religion and the 14 scriptures of Hinduism. The newsletter aims to spread the message and teachings of Sri Maha Periva.
This document provides an introduction to Kundalini Yoga. It begins with dedications and notes from publishers. It then discusses key concepts in Kundalini Yoga such as the six chakras, arousing the sleeping Kundalini shakti energy, and uniting it with Lord Shiva. It emphasizes the aim of attaining eternal bliss and discusses techniques like pranayama and meditation to realize the self. Overall, the document serves as an overview of the goals and practices of Kundalini Yoga.
Quotes by Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati ThakuraAvinash Nadig
This document contains over 60 quotes from Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati Thakura, the spiritual master of Srila Prabhupada, on various topics related to devotional service, the spiritual master, chanting the Hare Krishna maha-mantra, and serving Krishna. The quotes emphasize the importance of associating with devotees, chanting the holy name, serving Krishna and the spiritual master, and avoiding material attachments.
The document discusses the concept of Śraddhā (faith) as described in various scriptures. It can be traced back to Vedic times and is mentioned as being essential in Vedic rituals. Śraddhā is described as the bedrock for thought and decision making. It allows the seed of faith to germinate into action. Classifying the word Śraddhā according to the seven categories of reality helps understand its true meaning as conveyed by scriptures and sages. Analyzing scriptural words scientifically can clarify their core teachings.
Sri Bhagavatham is the last of the eighteen Puranas .So , it has all the distilled knowledge , wisdom of Veda Vyasa ! It has 12 Skandhams , I have managed to list down in Q&A form the essence of first 10 Skandhams which may be useful to those who are seeking some information in this direction . This is based on my own understanding of things and have possible limitations and short comings .If you find anything , pl help me to correct and improve .If you find it useful , it is my Guru's blessing ONLY . Goodluck ! Radhe Krishna !
South Asia Culture, Religion, and CuisineBob Marcus
This document provides an overview of South Asian culture and religions, including Hinduism, Islam, Buddhism, Sikhism, and Jainism. It discusses the major religious figures, texts, practices, and holidays of these faiths. It also covers South Asian cuisine, sacred sites, festivals, and other cultural aspects. The document is intended to educate two individuals, Zoey and Kaya, about the diverse religious and cultural traditions of South Asia.
Dattatreya is considered a grand teacher or guru in Hinduism. He was born to the sage Atri and his wife Anasuya without malice. Dattatreya is seen as an avatar of the god Vishnu but also incorporates aspects of Brahma and Shiva. Rather than a deity, Dattatreya is regarded more as a celibate spiritual figure and wandering guru. He is believed to have taken four avatars in recent centuries to guide devotees. Dattatreya teaches that he burns away actions and their fruits, pleasure and pain, attachment to the body and ignorance of the body. He represents immortality, equality and being like the sky.
This document provides information about Akshaya Tritiya and Aditya Hrudayam. It summarizes the Hindu festival of Akshaya Tritiya, which falls on the third lunar day of the bright half of Vaishakha. It then provides a lengthy summary of the Aditya Hrudayam hymns, including that it was told by Sage Agastya to Lord Rama before a battle. The summary describes the significance of different passages in the hymns and highlights that reciting it daily is believed to bring success and destroy enemies.
In the first meeting of 2014 for the Rotary Club of Mysore, Dr. R Balasubramaniam will give a talk on "Making Democracy Work". Dr. Balasubramaniam is a physician and founder of the Swami Vivekananda Youth Movement (SVYM) which runs various social projects helping half a million people in Karnataka. He has degrees from Harvard and is currently researching leadership lessons from ancient Indian texts. The meeting will be on January 2nd at 6:30pm at the Rotary Center in Mysore.
1. The document provides instructions for reciting the Aditya Hrudayam hymn in 3 sentences. It begins with specifying the correct time, date, and astrological details to recite the hymn for maximum benefits.
2. It then provides the method of recitation including meditation on Lord Surya, offering of prayers, and chanting of the hymn while requesting for fulfillment of desires like health, wealth, victory over enemies.
3. The document concludes by stating the hymn's author as Sage Agastya and its meter as Anushtup, with the purpose of granting wisdom and success in all endeavors.
1. The document discusses questions that were used for a Ramayana quiz for children. It includes over 100 questions about characters, places, and events in the Ramayana.
2. The author compiled the questions to help the children study for future quizzes on the Ramayana and to share their learning about the important Hindu epic.
3. The children are encouraged to read widely about the Ramayana and use the questions to improve their knowledge of the story of Rama.
The document discusses different types of tilak markings worn by Hindus. It begins by explaining the significance of wearing tilak and the benefits according to ancient texts and science. It then describes the specific tilak markings of different Hindu spiritual lineages or sampradayas including Brahma, Madhva, Gaudiya, Kumara, Rudra, and Sri sampradayas. The tilak markings differ between the sampradayas and indicate the specific deities and traditions they worship. They are typically made of materials like ash, sandalwood, clay, or other sacred substances with significance to that tradition.
Trusting God's Providence | Verse: Romans 8: 28-31JL de Belen
Trusting God's Providence.
Providence - God’s active preservation and care over His creation. God is both the Creator and the Sustainer of all things Heb. 1:2-3; Col. 1:17
-God keep His promises.
-God’s general providence is toward all creation
- All things were made through Him
God’s special providence is toward His children.
We may suffer now, but joy can and will come
God can see what we cannot see
2nd issue of Volume 15. A magazine in urdu language mainly based on spiritual treatment and learning. Many topics on ISLAM, SUFISM, SOCIAL PROBLEMS, SELF HELP, PSYCHOLOGY, HEALTH, SPIRITUAL TREATMENT, Ruqya etc.A very useful magazine for everyone.
The document contains teachings from Shri Radhe Guru Maa on spiritual topics. Some of the key teachings are that God is one and present in all beings, work can be a form of worship when done with the right intentions, we should seek God rather than material wealth and live virtuously by helping others and spreading joy. The purpose of human life is to serve God and his creations.
Tirupati Package - How to remember Radha Govinadtirupatitravels
remembrance of his names. Chanting his names is remembrance. When it is recited aloud, it becomes kirtanam. Both are acceptable, but what is important in divine service is dedicating everything to the lord with the feeling that whatever one has in life is due to his abundant grace.
One’s daily routine should begin with remembrance of god, you must get even as the lord is awakened.
The document discusses various ways to remember and dedicate one's life to remembering Lord Govinda/Srinivasa. It provides mantras, poems, and teachings from scriptures emphasizing the importance of dedicating all thoughts, actions, and situations to remembering God. It encourages offering all aspects of one's daily life and activities to God, from waking up in the morning to eating, traveling, and sleeping. Surrendering everything to God's will through constant remembrance is said to destroy anger and passion, leading to calmness and virtue.
This document provides information about Hindu fasts and festivals as explained by Sri Swami Sivananda. It begins with introductory sections about the publisher's note and prayers for all occasions. The main body of the document then lists and provides brief descriptions of various Hindu festivals and Jayanthi (birthdays) celebrated in India, including Chitra Purnima, Deepavali, Durga Puja or Navaratri, Gayatri Japa Day, Guru Purnima, Holi, Kartigai Deepam, Makara Shankranti, Raksha Bandhan, Ratha Saptami, Telugu New Year's Day, Vasant Navaratri, and Vasant
The document contains quotes from Shri Radhe Guru Maa on spiritual topics such as the oneness of God, God existing within all people, work being a form of worship, truth prevailing over falsehood, attributing successes and failures to God rather than oneself, living virtuously and helping others, practicing forgiveness, and existing to serve God. The quotes are presented on the website www.radhemaa.com to share Shri Radhe Guru Maa's spiritual teachings.
The document discusses Guru Puja, a Hindu festival celebrating and worshipping gurus. It is celebrated on Guru Poornima day, which honors the great sage Ved Vyas. A guru is seen as a remover of darkness and ignorance who guides students towards knowledge and enlightenment. The relationship between gurus and students in ancient times was deeply revered, with students willing to make great sacrifices for their gurus out of devotion. In the RSS tradition, the flag (Bhagawa Dhwaj) represents the common guru for all, as no single human can fill that role permanently. Guru dakshina, or an offering to one's guru, is seen as a way
Narayaniyam is a medieval Sanskrit text, comprising a summary study in poetic form of the Bhagavata Purana. It was composed by Melpathur Narayana Bhattathiri, (1560-1666 A.D.) one of the celebrated Sanskrit poets in Kerala. Even though the Narayaneeyam was completed as early as 1586 A.D., it appeared in print only after more than 250 years. The Bhagavata Purana is a major Hindu scripture consisting of about 18,000 verses, mainly devoted to the worship of Krishna.
Kanchi Periva Forum Newsletter - Volume 6kanchiperiva
This newsletter provides information on the Kanchi Periva Forum, including its growth in membership and posts. It highlights some recent additions to the forum's content like videos and photos of Periva. It also introduces some new moderators. The newsletter then presents a few divine experiences shared by devotees of their encounters with Periva, with summaries provided in English and Tamil. It shares excerpts from Periva's teachings on topics like the purpose of religion and the 14 scriptures of Hinduism. The newsletter aims to spread the message and teachings of Sri Maha Periva.
This document provides an introduction to Kundalini Yoga. It begins with dedications and notes from publishers. It then discusses key concepts in Kundalini Yoga such as the six chakras, arousing the sleeping Kundalini shakti energy, and uniting it with Lord Shiva. It emphasizes the aim of attaining eternal bliss and discusses techniques like pranayama and meditation to realize the self. Overall, the document serves as an overview of the goals and practices of Kundalini Yoga.
Quotes by Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati ThakuraAvinash Nadig
This document contains over 60 quotes from Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati Thakura, the spiritual master of Srila Prabhupada, on various topics related to devotional service, the spiritual master, chanting the Hare Krishna maha-mantra, and serving Krishna. The quotes emphasize the importance of associating with devotees, chanting the holy name, serving Krishna and the spiritual master, and avoiding material attachments.
The document discusses the concept of Śraddhā (faith) as described in various scriptures. It can be traced back to Vedic times and is mentioned as being essential in Vedic rituals. Śraddhā is described as the bedrock for thought and decision making. It allows the seed of faith to germinate into action. Classifying the word Śraddhā according to the seven categories of reality helps understand its true meaning as conveyed by scriptures and sages. Analyzing scriptural words scientifically can clarify their core teachings.
Sri Bhagavatham is the last of the eighteen Puranas .So , it has all the distilled knowledge , wisdom of Veda Vyasa ! It has 12 Skandhams , I have managed to list down in Q&A form the essence of first 10 Skandhams which may be useful to those who are seeking some information in this direction . This is based on my own understanding of things and have possible limitations and short comings .If you find anything , pl help me to correct and improve .If you find it useful , it is my Guru's blessing ONLY . Goodluck ! Radhe Krishna !
South Asia Culture, Religion, and CuisineBob Marcus
This document provides an overview of South Asian culture and religions, including Hinduism, Islam, Buddhism, Sikhism, and Jainism. It discusses the major religious figures, texts, practices, and holidays of these faiths. It also covers South Asian cuisine, sacred sites, festivals, and other cultural aspects. The document is intended to educate two individuals, Zoey and Kaya, about the diverse religious and cultural traditions of South Asia.
Dattatreya is considered a grand teacher or guru in Hinduism. He was born to the sage Atri and his wife Anasuya without malice. Dattatreya is seen as an avatar of the god Vishnu but also incorporates aspects of Brahma and Shiva. Rather than a deity, Dattatreya is regarded more as a celibate spiritual figure and wandering guru. He is believed to have taken four avatars in recent centuries to guide devotees. Dattatreya teaches that he burns away actions and their fruits, pleasure and pain, attachment to the body and ignorance of the body. He represents immortality, equality and being like the sky.
This document provides information about Akshaya Tritiya and Aditya Hrudayam. It summarizes the Hindu festival of Akshaya Tritiya, which falls on the third lunar day of the bright half of Vaishakha. It then provides a lengthy summary of the Aditya Hrudayam hymns, including that it was told by Sage Agastya to Lord Rama before a battle. The summary describes the significance of different passages in the hymns and highlights that reciting it daily is believed to bring success and destroy enemies.
In the first meeting of 2014 for the Rotary Club of Mysore, Dr. R Balasubramaniam will give a talk on "Making Democracy Work". Dr. Balasubramaniam is a physician and founder of the Swami Vivekananda Youth Movement (SVYM) which runs various social projects helping half a million people in Karnataka. He has degrees from Harvard and is currently researching leadership lessons from ancient Indian texts. The meeting will be on January 2nd at 6:30pm at the Rotary Center in Mysore.
1. The document provides instructions for reciting the Aditya Hrudayam hymn in 3 sentences. It begins with specifying the correct time, date, and astrological details to recite the hymn for maximum benefits.
2. It then provides the method of recitation including meditation on Lord Surya, offering of prayers, and chanting of the hymn while requesting for fulfillment of desires like health, wealth, victory over enemies.
3. The document concludes by stating the hymn's author as Sage Agastya and its meter as Anushtup, with the purpose of granting wisdom and success in all endeavors.
1. The document discusses questions that were used for a Ramayana quiz for children. It includes over 100 questions about characters, places, and events in the Ramayana.
2. The author compiled the questions to help the children study for future quizzes on the Ramayana and to share their learning about the important Hindu epic.
3. The children are encouraged to read widely about the Ramayana and use the questions to improve their knowledge of the story of Rama.
The document discusses different types of tilak markings worn by Hindus. It begins by explaining the significance of wearing tilak and the benefits according to ancient texts and science. It then describes the specific tilak markings of different Hindu spiritual lineages or sampradayas including Brahma, Madhva, Gaudiya, Kumara, Rudra, and Sri sampradayas. The tilak markings differ between the sampradayas and indicate the specific deities and traditions they worship. They are typically made of materials like ash, sandalwood, clay, or other sacred substances with significance to that tradition.
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Trusting God's Providence | Verse: Romans 8: 28-31JL de Belen
Trusting God's Providence.
Providence - God’s active preservation and care over His creation. God is both the Creator and the Sustainer of all things Heb. 1:2-3; Col. 1:17
-God keep His promises.
-God’s general providence is toward all creation
- All things were made through Him
God’s special providence is toward His children.
We may suffer now, but joy can and will come
God can see what we cannot see
2nd issue of Volume 15. A magazine in urdu language mainly based on spiritual treatment and learning. Many topics on ISLAM, SUFISM, SOCIAL PROBLEMS, SELF HELP, PSYCHOLOGY, HEALTH, SPIRITUAL TREATMENT, Ruqya etc.A very useful magazine for everyone.
Chandra Dev: Unveiling the Mystery of the Moon GodExotic India
Shining brightly in the sky, some days more than others, the Moon in popular culture is a symbol of love, romance, and beauty. The ancient Hindu texts, however, mention the Moon as an intriguing and powerful being, worshiped by sages as Chandra.
Heartfulness Magazine - June 2024 (Volume 9, Issue 6)heartfulness
Dear readers,
This month we continue with more inspiring talks from the Global Spirituality Mahotsav that was held from March 14 to 17, 2024, at Kanha Shanti Vanam.
We hear from Daaji on lifestyle and yoga in honor of International Day of Yoga, June 21, 2024. We also hear from Professor Bhavani Rao, Dean at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham University, on spirituality in action, the Venerable BhikkuSanghasena on how to be an ambassador for compassion, Dr. Tony Nader on the Maharishi Effect, Swami Mukundananda on the crossroads of modernization, Tejinder Kaur Basra on the purpose of work, the Venerable GesheDorjiDamdul on the psychology of peace, the Rt. Hon. Patricia Scotland, KC, Secretary-General of the Commonwealth, on how we are all related, and world-renowned violinist KumareshRajagopalan on the uplifting mysteries of music.
Dr. Prasad Veluthanar shares an Ayurvedic perspective on treating autism, Dr. IchakAdizes helps us navigate disagreements at work, Sravan Banda celebrates World Environment Day by sharing some tips on land restoration, and Sara Bubber tells our children another inspiring story and challenges them with some fun facts and riddles.
Happy reading,
The editors
Astronism, Cosmism and Cosmodeism: the space religions espousing the doctrine...Cometan
This lecture created by Brandon Taylorian (aka Cometan) specially for the CESNUR Conference held Bordeaux in June 2024 provides a brief introduction to the legacy of religious and philosophical thought that Astronism emerges from, namely the discourse on transcension started assuredly by the Cosmists in Russia in the mid-to-late nineteenth century and then carried on and developed by Mordecai Nessyahu in Cosmodeism in the twentieth century. Cometan also then provides some detail on his story in founding Astronism in the early twenty-first century from 2013 along with details on the central Astronist doctrine of transcension. Finally, the lecture concludes with some contributions made by space religions and space philosophy and their influences on various cultural facets in art, literature and film.
Lucid Dreaming: Understanding the Risks and Benefits
The ability to control one's dreams or for the dreamer to be aware that he or she is dreaming. This process, called lucid dreaming, has some potential risks as well as many fascinating benefits. However, many people are hesitant to try it initially for fear of the potential dangers. This article aims to clarify these concerns by exploring both the risks and benefits of lucid dreaming.
The Benefits of Lucid Dreaming
Lucid dreaming allows a person to take control of their dream world, helping them overcome their fears and eliminate nightmares. This technique is particularly useful for mental health. By taking control of their dreams, individuals can face challenging scenarios in a controlled environment, which can help reduce anxiety and increase self-confidence.
Addressing Common Concerns
Physical Harm in Dreams Lucid dreaming is fundamentally safe. In a lucid dream, everything is a creation of your mind. Therefore, nothing in the dream can physically harm you. Despite the vividness and realness of the dream experience, it remains entirely within your mental landscape, posing no physical danger.
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Shri Raghavendra GuruStotra
Composer : Sri Appanacharya
Meaning : Sri Raghvendra Patwari
OM
shripurnabodha guruteertha payobdhipaara
kaamaarimaakshavishamaakshashirahasprishantee |
poorvottaraamitatarangacharatsuhamsa
devaalisevita paraanghripayojalagnaa || 1 ||
The first Shloka of Gurustotra is described through similies, Upamas and
Roopaka Alankara.
Sri Raghavendrateertha’s Vani – works are like the flow of the sacred
Ganga. As the flow of the Ganga is constant, sacred and forceful, so also
are the works of our Rayaru.
Ganga joins the ocean, the birth place of Chandra – the father of Budha.
Ganga is on the head of Lord Shiva – Sri Rudra Devaru. Sri Rudra Deavaru is
Kamaari who is having the third eye on his forehead. On the abundant
waves, Ganga is quite happy that several Hamsas are swimming happily
and at the same time this Ganga is born from the sacred feet of Sri Hari,
who is worshipped by Brahma and all the Gods. Sri Raghavendrateertha’s
Vani – Vaak Ganga is Swimming in Poorva Siddhanta and Uttara Siddhanta
like a Swan- Hamsa means also Yati, and is regarded by the Yatis and the
Kings who were expert and efficient in Karmakaanda and Prastaanatrayee.
Sri Raghavendra Gurugalu has composed commentaries, Tippanis and
definitions to the works of Sri Sri Madacharya’s Tatvas - Philosophy.Also
composed independent works – Granthas
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jeeveshabhedagunapoorti jagatsu satva-
neechochchabhaava mukhanakraganaihi sametaa |
durvaadyajaapatirgilaihi gururaaghavendra
vaagdevataasaridamum vimaleekarotu || 2 ||
Sri Madacharya’s Panchabheda, Jeevea Eesha Bheda, Sri Hari is Sarvottama,
Omniscient and Omnipotent, This world is true. All these points are
elaborately described in the works of Rayaru, so the GuruVaani of Rayaru is
as sacred as the Ganga river. In the Ganges we find crocodiles swallowing
goats. Here the Siddhanta, Prameya, commentary and the works of Rayaru
are the crocodiles which swallow the goats of Durvaadi. It means Rayaru
won the Durvaadis by clarifying Harisarvottama and did the Uddhhaara to
all of us. The Vaani of Rayaru – the Vaak of Rayaru is nothing but the Stotra
of Sri Hari’s Sacred lotus feet worshipped by all the Gods, is doing the
welfare to the Manukula.
shri raaghavendraha sakalapradaataa svapaadakanjadvayabhakti
madbhyaha |
aghaadrisambhedanadrishtivajraha kshamaasurendro.avatu mam
sadaayam || 3 ||
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Rayaru bestows everything in life. Those who are surrendered with devotion to the
lotus feet of Rayaru , they will get all the Chaturvidha Purushaartha. By the Darshana
of Rayaru all our effects of bad deeds Paapas will be vanished by the Divya Drushti of
Rayaru. Rayara Divya Drushti is Vajraayudha. Our accumulated Paapas are the
mountains. By the Darshana of Rayaru we will become pure and Sacred.At the
sametime Rayaru is too magnanimous to excuse us, forgive us. Our Kshamasheela Sri
Raghavendraru is equal to Devendra, So we pray Rayaru to Protect us always.
shri raaghavendro haripaadakanjanishevanaallabdha samastasampath
devasvabhaavo divijadrumoyam ishtaprado me satatam sabhooyaat || 4
||
Always worshipping the lotus feet of Sri Hari, Rayaru has attained everything. A Sober
divine nature of Rayaru is fulfilling the desires of the devotees like Kalpavruksha and
Kamadhenu. I Pray to Rayaru to fulfill all my desires.
Though born in Daitya – Asura Kula, Prahaladarajaru had all the divine qualities,
attained all the wealth, Sri Hari Bhakti by the Paramanugrha of Sri NarasimhaDevaru –
Sri Hari.
By the Pathana of this Shloka with full devotion, the devotees will get their desired
things – Ishtaartha Siddhi.
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bhavyasvaroopo bhavaduhkhatoolasanghagnicharyaha
sukhadhairyashalee |
samastadushtagrahanigrahesho | durtyayopaplavasindhusetuhu || 5 ||
The personality of Rayaru is quite pleasing, tall, healthy, always smiling, Nitya Mangala
Roopa. Just as the fire burns the cotton, Rayaru burns, destroys all the family worries
and miseries in life. Gururaya is capable of providing relief from all the wicked
elements, Bhoota,Praeta, Cruel Grahas etc. Rayaru bestows Happiness and courage to
His devotees. Rayara Anugraha will make us to cross all the greatest difficulties in life.
So Sri Appanacharya said : Duratyayopa Plava Sindhu Setuhu
nirastadosho niravadyaveshaha pratyarthimookatvanidaanabhaashaha |
vidvatparigneyamahaavishesho vaagvaikharinirjitabhavyasheshaha || 6
||
Our Sri Raghavendrateertharu is pure and sacred as He is free from all the perverted
qualities – Manovikaara. A Holy auspicious personality. Rayaru simply made the Vaadis
dumb, that they cannot debate further and put forth their thoughts. The great
Knowledge of presentation and style – Vaagvyakhari of Rayaru cannot be excelled by
the Shesha who had thousand hoods.
In those days Mantralaya Rayaru won all the strong Vaadis, PratiVaadis, and debaters.
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There was a great Sanskrit Scholar by name Sheshavarma .He was not defeated by
anybody till that day. Rayaru with the abundant knowledge of Vedas, Shastras, Madhwa
Siddhanta defeated in Vaada by the style in which Rayaru talked continuously with
Sheshavarma. Nirjita Bhavya Sheshaha. Sheshvarma accepted the defeat
santaanasampatparishuddhabhakti
vigynaanavaagdehasupaatavaadeen datvaa |
shareerottha samastadoshaan hatvaa |
sanovyaadgururaaghavendraha || 7 ||
Mantralaya Rayaru bestows the best Santaana – noble children, able citizens, pure
Bhakti, Satvika Aishwarya – Wealth, undisputable and unalterable firm faith and
devotion of Bhakti,Sri Hari Bhakti, extraordinary Knowledge, good speaking
capacity – Supaatavaadeen.
Bestows good health, and destroys all the effects of bad deeds – Daihika , Aadi ,
Vyadhi and all the Paapas. Such a Noble, Able, Great Sri Raghavendrateertharu
Protect us. So Rayaru imparts everything to His devotees and Protect in this world.
By the Pathana of 5th,6th,and 7th.Shlokas the devotees will get relief of the
trouble shooting elements and acquire Vaak Siidhi,Santaana and Aishwarya
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yatpaadodakasanchayaha suranadee mukhyaapagaassaaditaa-
sankhyaanuttamapunyasanghavilasat prakhyaatapunyaavahaha |
dustaapatrayanaashano bhuvi mahaa vandhyaasuputraprado |
vyangasvangasamruddhido grahamahaapaapaapahastam shraye || 8 ||
Sri Raghavendra Gurusarvabhouma’s Padodaka is more sacred and Punya than the
Teerthas of Ganga, that destroys the difficulties of:
Adhyatmika – Adi Daivika Adi Bhoutika. The born childless woman will get Yogya
Santaana. The born handicapped will become completely full fledged by Rayaru. By
the Padodaka of Rayaru we will get relieved by the cruel sight of Shani,Mangala,Rahu
and Ketu. The ill deeds effects Paapa which cannot be removed by Repentance i.e.
Praayaschitta, will also be Vanished and Tarnished. Such is the Miracle of Rayara
Padodaka. Devotees please know that how our Rayaru is Punyamurty, So I always Say
Rayaru a Boon to Manukula. I here by alwaysWorship and Propitiate Sri
Raghavendrateertharu.
yatpaadakanjarajasaa paribhooshitaanga
yatpaadapadma madhupaayitamaanasaa ye |
yatpaadapadmaparikeertana jeerna vaachah
taddarshanam duritakaananadaavabhootam || 9 ||
Devotees who take the Darshana of Sri Raghavendrateertha’s Lotus Feet and apply
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the Padadhooli to their bodies, Devotees who always remember the Sacred Feet of
Rayaru heartily, Devotees engaged in describing the miracles of Rayaru by their
speaking skill-Vaak Chaaturya, Devotees dedicated their life to Describe the
greatness of Rayaru are really great. By mere Darshana of these devotees Paapas will
be vanished, all their family worries will be destroyed as wild fire does to a thick
forest. Then the Darshana of Mantralaya Sri Raghavendrateertharu will yield much
more Punya and Bhagya !
sarvatantra swatantro asau shrimadhvamatavardhanah |
vijayeendrakaraabjottha sudheendravaraputrakaha || 10 ||
Rayaru’s all the works are all independent – Sarva Tantra Swatantra, Full of Knowledge
and
Pratibha do not expect anything. So Rayaru Contributed much to the Commentary
and
Glorified the Dwaita Siddhanta. So we all Regard and Worship Rayaru as Sri Madhwa
Mata
Vardhanaha. Our Sri Raghavendrateertharu is the Varaputra of Sri
Sudheendrateertharu
who took Ashrama by Sri Vijayeendrateertharu.
shri raaghavendro yatiraat gururme syaadbhayaapahah |
gnyaana bhakti suputraayuryashaha shri punyavardhanaha || 11 ||
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Sri RaghavendroYatiraat means Sri Raghavendra the Yati Chakravarti, the Emperor
of Pontiffs kindly free me from all the fears. Please bestow Good Knowledge, devotion,
Good Santaana, Good life Span(Ayussu),Wealth and Punya.
Imparting and bestowing all this, Rayaru will enhance the Punya and capable of
imparting Mukti,
Such a Great Guru Raghavendra remove all my fears. Rayaru is PunyaVardhana
prativaadijayasvaantabhedachinhaadaro guruhu |
sarvavidyaapraveeno.anyo raaghavendraanna vidyate || 12 ||
In the religious discourses of Shastra and Gnyana there were none to conquer Rayaru.
Rayaru was learned and efficient in all the field of Knowledge Vidya. No one can excel
Rayaru in Vidya
aparoksheekritashreeshaha samupekshitabhaavajaha |
apekshitapradaataanyo raaghavendraanna vidyate || 13 ||
Aparoksheekrutasheershaha – Rayaru, during Prahlada actually Seen Sri
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NarasimhaDevaru and
attained fullest Anugraha.
No one is equal to Sri Guru Raghavendra in fulfilling the desires of the devotees.
dayaadaakshinyavairagya vaakpaatavamukhaankitaha |
shaapaanugrahashakto.anyo raaghavendraanna vidyate || 14 ||
Mercy and Kind, fulfilling the desired things of the devotees, Vairaagya,
VaakChaaturya – Vaakpaata the noble qualities
are glittering on the face of Rayaru. In protecting the Sajjanas and
controlling Durjanas there is none except Sri Raghavendrateertharu
agnyaanavismriti bhraanti sanshayaapasmritikshayaah |
tandraakampavachahakaunthyamukhaa ye chendriyodbhavaah || 15 ||
Foolishness, lunatics, fits, tuberculosis, trembling, fearfulness and several other diseases
relating to our body
will be completely Vanished by the Anugraha of Sri Raghavendra Gurusarvabhouma
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doshaaste naashamaayaanti raaghvendraprasaadataha |
“OM shri raaghavendraaya namaha” ityashtaaksharamantrataha |
japitaadbhaavitaanityam ishtaarthaaha syurna samshayaha || 16 ||
Sri Raghavendraya Namaha, in Sanskrit DevaNaagari Lipi is of Eight Letters.
This is the Beejakshara Mantra by Sri Bhikshaalaya – Bichali Sri Appanacharya
a Great Devotee of Rayaru. Devotees Chanting daily with Devotion understanding
the meaning of this Mantra will get everything in life.
This is the Great Mantra. This Mantra is the Prime in the 32 Shlokas of Gurustotra
and the Essence of Gurustotra.Sri Raghavendra carries the name Sri Hari Vayu and
Rayaru. Ra +Agham =Ragham, burning all the accumulated Doshas.
Vendra = Giver of all the Desired things. The word Raghavendra means Swayam Sukhi,
Sukhaprada, Aghahara, Vaanchchitaprada etc. meanings are there. Just like:
Om Namo Narayanaya Namaha
Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya Namaha.
So Bichali Sri Appanacharya with Great Devotion has
uttered this Ashtakshara Beeja Mantra of Rayaru:
Om Sri Raghavendraaya Namaha.
By Chanting 108 times with Complete involvement the Devotees will be blessed
getting all their Desired things in life.
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hantu naha kaayajaan doshaan aatmaatmeeyasamudbhavaan |
sarvaanapi pumarthamscha dadaatu gururaatmavit || 17 ||
Rayaru Cleanse the Doshas and the Paapas of His devotees and also the their
relatives.
Bestows Chaturvidha Purushaartha:Dharma – Artha – Kama – Moksha
iti kaalatraye nityam praarthanaam yaha karoti saha |
ihaamutraaptasarveshto modate naatra samshayaha || 18 ||
Devotees Praying and Chanting Rayaru with this Stotra with Complete Devotion daily
three
times will enjoy wealth, happiness in this World and also in Paraloka. There is no
doubt about this !
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agamyamahimaa loke raaghavendro mahaayashaaha |
shrimadhvamatadugdhaabdhi chandro.avatu sadaanaghaha || 19 ||
Ordinary people cannot understand the greatness of Rayaru, the Miracle of Rayaru.
In this World always doing good to the devotees by the Anugraha of Sri Hari.
Rayaru is quite
pleasing like A Moon to the Ksheera Samudra of Dwaita Siddhanta. Such a Gururaya
Protect me always.
sarvayaatraaphalaavaaptyai yathaashaktipradakshinam |
karomi tava siddhasya vrindaavanagatam jalam || 20 ||
We will attain the Punya of all the Yatras, when we perform the Pradakshina of Rayara
Brindavana.
Rayaru is too Kind, no such hard and fast rule regarding Pradakshinas, as per our
strength and mite,
we have to do Pradakshina. Yatha Shakti. The only thing is Devotion must be there.
Rayaru is having
Special Knowledge, the Power of Sarva Siddhi. So I here by adore the Brindavana
Abhisheka Jala on my
head as I get the Punya of all the Holy Teerthas Holy Dip – Snaana – Bath.
Devotees how Sacred and Punyavanta is our Rayaru. Everything is for the Benefit of the
Devotees.
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shirasaa dhaarayaamyadya sarvateerthaphalaaptaye |
sarvaabheeshtaarthasiddhyartham namaskaaram karomyaham || 21 ||
To get the Desired Purushaartha – Things I do Namaskara to Rayara Divya Brindavana.
To attain the Knowledge of all the four Vedas and the entire Sachhastra of our Sri
SriMadacharya
I here by do your Stotra – Naama Sankeertana.By taking the Sacred name of Sri
Raghavendra
we get the Knowledge of Vedas and Shastras.
tava sankeertanam vedashaastraarthagnyaanasiddhaye |
samsaare.akshayasaagare prakrutito.agadhe sadaa dustare |
sarvaavadyajalagrahairanupamaihi kamaadibhangaakule |
nana vibhramadurbhrame.amitabhayastomaadiphenotkate |
duhkhotkrishtavishe samuddhara guro mam magnaroopam sadaa || 22
||
As the Ocean is wide and deep with the cruel Creatures like crocodiles, full of poison,
Strong and forceful waves,whirls and rich bubbles of that Ocean we are unable to
Cross that Ocean.In the same way in our life, we are encircled with all the unwanted
qualities of Raja, Tamo, ill deeds, ill feelings of Kama, Krodha Dwesha,Moha, Mada,
Maastarya. We are really stuck deeply in the life and afraid of Sorrows.
Sri Raghavendrateertha is the only Saint who can help to Cross from this sorrowful life.
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Rayaru is the only Source of Uddhaara – Betterment
raaghavendragurustotram yahapathedbhaktipoorvakam |
tasya kushthaadirogaanaam nivruttistarayaa bhavet || 23 ||
Devotees who Chant this Sri Raghavendra Stotra daily with full devotion,
the incurable diseases will e cured soon including Leprosy and Skin diseases.Devotees
how Siddhi is our Gurustotra.
andho.api divyadrishtihi syaadedamookopivaakpatithi |
purnaayuhu purnasampattihi stotrasyaasya japaadbhavet || 24 ||
Devotees Chanting the Gurustotra with Devotion: he born blind will attain good eye
sight(Divya rushti),the dumb will become a good speaker, a great rator, those who
have little span of life(Alpaayu) ill get long life span(Deerghaayu) the poor will become
rich and wealthy.
By the Pathana of this Gurustotra the Devotees ave obtained all these things in their
life.
The only hing is Believe Rayaru, Pray with Devotion.Sri uruJagannathaDasaru has Said:
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NAMBI KETTAVARILLAVO EE GURUGALA
yaha pibejjalametena stotrenaivaabhimanritam |
tasya kukshigataa doshaaha sarve nashyanti tatkshanaat || 25 ||
Devotees holding the Padodaka in their hands anting the Stotra of Gururaya,
Pronouncing Om Sri Raghavendraya Namaha and drink the Padodaka of Rayaru with
Bhakti
all the diseases, even though they relate to PurvaJanma – Janmantara will be cured
within no time.
The Abhimantrita Padodaka with Om Sri Raghavendraya Namaha has got that much of
Power and
Siddhi. Tasya Kukshi Gata Doshaaha – diseases pertaining to the stomach will be
Vanished within no time.
yadvrindaavanamaasaadya panguhu khanjo.api vaa janaha |
stotrenaanena yaha kuryaat pradakshinanamaskrutihi || 26 ||
Those who do not have limbs to walk, strength to walk, will simply move with their
body and perform the Pradakshina Seva to the Rayara Brindavana Chanting the
Gurustotra
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with devotion got legs to walk fast freely by the Anugraha of Sri Gururajaru.
For this statement Sri Kamalesha VithalaDasaru is the witness to all of us. How
Gurustotra and Rayaru are important to us
sa janghaalo bhavedeva gururaajaprasaadataha |
somasooryoparaage cha pushyaarkaadisamaagame || 27 ||
During the time of Sun Eclipse ,Moon Eclipse and Pushya Nakshatra falls on Sunday,
Amavaasya, Pournima,Janma Nakshatra, We have to perform the Ashtottara of
Sacred Sri Raghavendra Gurustotra of Bichali Sri Appanacharya, it means we have to
Chant with Devotion Gurustotra for 108 TIMES to attain Siddhi. Such Devotees will
never
be affected by any wicked elements. Dear Devotees Sri Raghavendra Gurustotra is
such a
powerful Sddhi Stotra. The very Composition is fully based on Bhakti of our Bichali
Appanacharya,
a true Devotee of Rayaru, who has Composed Spontaneously, that too the
Stones of Brindavana were placed one by one.
yo.anuttamamidam stotramashtottarashatam japet |
bhootapretapishaachaadi peedaa tasya na jaayate || 28 ||
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Chanting the Gurustotra with Devotion the Devotees have to keep the Nanda Deepas
before Rayara Brindavana. The Devotees will get Suputra - very good son –
the Devotees will also get perfect knowledge i.e. Sameechina Gnyana.
yetat strotram samuchchaarya gurorvrindaavanaantike |
deepasamyojanaajgynaanam putralaabho bhaveddhruvam || 29 ||
Chanting the Gurustotra with devotion the devotees have to keep the Nanda Deepas
before Rayara Brindavana. The Devotees will get Suputra - very good son – the
Devotees
will also get perfect knowledge i.e. Sameechina Gnyana.
paravaadijayo divyagnyaanabhaktyaadivardhanam |
sarvaabheeshtapravridhihi syaat naatra karyaa vichaaranaa || 30 ||
By the Pathana of this Gurustotra the Vaadis will be successful in Vaada.
Either in the Debate or in the religious discourse the Devotees will not defeated by
anybody.
All the Desired things will be obtained by the Anugrha of Rayaru, All sorts of comforts
and
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happiness will be increased here and also in paraloka. There is no doubt that.
Bichali Sri Appanacharyaru has said with great confidence and has given a challenge,
a real Bhakta of Mantralaya Rayaru.
raajachoramahaavyaaghrasarpanakraadipeedanam |
na jaayate.asya strotrasya prabhaavaannaatra samshayaha || 31 ||
King’s cruelty ,thieves, tigers, serpents, crocodiles etc. will not affect the Devotees
by the Pathana of this Stotra and this is the Miracle of this Holy Sri Raghavendra
Gurustotra.
It seems Rayaru himself has suffered all when he was Prahlada the firm faith and the
Strong belief of Sri Hari, Hari Bhakti saved from all the dangerous calamities
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yo bhaktyaa gururaaghavendra charanadvandvam smaran yaha pathet |
stotram divyamidam sadaa na hi bhavet tasyaasukham kinchana ||
kintvishtaarthasamruddhireva kamalaanaathaprasaadodayaat |
keertirdigviditaa vibhootiratula “saakshee hayaasyo.atra hi” || 32 ||
Devotees who remember the Lotus Feet of Sri Raghavendraru and always do the
Pathana of this Sacred Stotra with Devotion, will never get any sorrows or worries
in their worldly life. Devotees will get all their Desired in their life by the
Paramanugraha
of Sri Kamalanatha – Sri ManNarayana.
Appanacharya with folded hands Pronouncing the Stotra through Ashukavitva
came near the Brindavana and stopped after:
KeertirDigviditaavibhutiratula. His grief and sorrow made him dumb.
The last stone of the Brindavana was placed. Appanacharya cannot see the face of his
beloved Gururaya. At that time Rayaru was Chanting Hayagreeva Mantra sitting in the
Brindavana. After listening all Rayaru said:
SAAKSHIHAYASTOTRAH I and Completed the Stotra.
To this Gurustotra Sri Hari Vayu Guru are highly pleased, and came out from the mouth
of the great Devotee Bichali Sri Appanacharya.
iti shriraaghavendraaryaguraajaprasaadataha |
kritam stotramidam punyam shrimadbhiryappanaabhidaihi ||
Sri Appanacharya has said in this concluding Shloka that by the Anugraha of
the Great
Sri Hari Bhakta, the Sacred and the most auspicious, Sri
Raghavendrateertharu, this Stotra is
Composed. It is the Privilege and Punya of Sri Appanacharya for this
Great and the
Noble Task This is nothing but the Divya Stotra of our Mantralaya Gururaya
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poojyaaya raaghavendraaya satyadharmarataaya cha |
bhajataam kalpavrikshaaya namataam kaamadhenave
||
Sri Raghavendrateertha Gurusarvabhoumaru is the Able Yati for
Archana,Vandana and Aradhana -. Poojyaaya. Always indulged in
the
Aradhana of Sri Hari - SatyaDharmaRataayacha. Devotees who have
Surrendered fully,
for them Rayaru is Kalpavruksha and Kamadhenu. So I here by offer
my Sashtaanga Namaskara
to this Great Sri Raghavendrateertharu, Mantralaya Rayaru.
iti shrimadappanachaarya kritam
|| shriraaghavendrastotram sampurnam ||
|| OM shriraaghavendragurvantargata-