Friday, May 9, 2014
"நாநீயார் " முனிவர் . இடம் :குன்றக்குடி அடிவாரம்
பாறையை குடைந்து உருவாக்கப்பட்டுள்ள சிற்பம் , சிற்ப்பதில் இருப்பது "நாநீயார் " என்ற முனிவர் .
ஆட்கொண்டேஸ்வரர் ஆலயம் ,இரணியூர்
இரணியூர் , குன்றகுடியிலிருந்து பிள்ளையார் பட்டி செல்லும் வழியில் உள்ளது இந்த ஊர் . இந்த ஊரில் உள்ளது ,
Lord Narasimhadev, Vedadri Temple
The holy dhama of Ahobilam is populated by nine prominent Forms of Lord Narasimha, worshipped throughout the Ahobilam Hills. These Nava Narasimha Kshetra manifestations of the Lord are surrounded by many other Nrsimhadeva shrines located throughout the countryside of Andhra Pradesh.The upper Ahobilam temple is located at about 2,800 ft. above sea level and is positioned in a valley between two sacred hills: Garudadri and Vedadri, through which the River Bhavanasani flows. These two hills are conceptualized as the separation of the pillar from which the ferocious Lord Narasimhadev emerged to destroy Hiranyakasipa. The Vedadri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy temple is located on the River Krishna, approximately 10 kms. from Chillakallu, near Vijayawada. Here, Ugra Narasimha is the presiding Deity.The temple structure is conventional, being brightly colored and ornamented with a variety of images. A beautiful Form of Narasimha Swami in yoga pose (above) greets devotees on the outside of the temple. The Lord is joined by murtis of Lord Varaha, Laksmi devi, Garuda, Hanuman, and other transcendental personalities and figures. The utsava idols are extraordinarily high and impressive, and the dwajasthamba of imposing girth and height. In the waters of the Krishna River, Lord Narasimha can also be found in Salagram form.
Soundarya Lahari - By Adi Sankaracharya
ತಟಿಲ್ಲೇಖಾ ತನ್ವೀಂ ತಪನ ಶಶಿ ವೈಶ್ವಾನರಮಯೀಂ
ನಿಷಣ್ಣಾಂ ಷಣ್ಣಾಮಪ್ಯುಪರಿ ಕಮಲಾನಾಂ ತವ ಕಲಾಂ
ಮಹಾಪದ್ಮಾಟವ್ಯಾಂ ಮೃದಿತಮಲಮಾಯೇನ ಮನಸಾ
ಮಹಾಂತಃ ಪಶ್ಯಂತೋ ದಧತಿ ಪರಮಾಹ್ಲಾದ ಲಹರೀಮ್ ||21||
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(Attracting every one, Making everyone happy)
Tatil-lekha-thanvim thapana-sasi-vaisvanara-ma
Nishannam shannam apy upari kamalanam tava kalaam;
Maha-padma tavyam mrdita-mala-mayena manasa
Mahantah pasyanto dadhati parama'hlada-laharim.
Those souls great,
Who have removed all the dirt from the mind,
And meditate on you within their mind,
Who is of the form of sun and moon,
And living in the forest of lotus,
And also above the six wheels of lotus,
Enjoy waves after waves,
Of happiness supreme.
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
Candi Sari -Indonesian ( Candi Bendah )
Candi Sari (Indonesian: Candi Sari also known as Candi Bendah), is an 8th-century Buddhist temple located at Dusun Bendan, Tirtomartani village, Kalasan, Sleman regency, Yogyakarta. It is located about 130 metres north east from Kalasan temple. The temple was a two storey building with wooden beams, floors, stairs completed with windows and doors; all from organic materials which now are decayed and gone. It is suggested that the original function of this building was a vihara (Buddhist monastery), a dwelling place for monks. The temple's name Sari or Saré translates as "to sleep" in Javanese, which also confirms the habitation nature of the building
Tuesday, May 6, 2014
What Is Indian Secularism ????
In
India the dominant faith of the Indian people never had a power centre
that dictated unreasonable dogmas and needed to be propped up by the
state. Their faith was based on insights of the Rishis and on reason,
intuition and direct experience. It expressed itself freely in a
multitude of ways. Their faith was about trust and reverence for the One
Source of all life. It was about doing the right thing
at the right time according to one’s conscience. It was about The
Golden Rule: not to do to others what one does not want to be done to
oneself. It was about having noble thoughts. It was about how to live
life in an ideal way.However, this open atmosphere changed when Islam and Christianity entered India. Indians, who good naturally considered the whole world as family, were despised, ridiculed and under Muslim rule killed in big numbers only because they were ‘Hindus’ (which is basically a geographical term). Indians did not realise that dogmatic religions were very different from their own, ancient Dharma. For the first time they were confronted with merciless killing in the name of God. Voltaire, who fought the stranglehold of the Church in Europe, had accurately observed, “Those who can make you believe absurdities, can make you commit atrocities”.
Guru Nanak left a testimony how bad the situation was, when he cried out in despair: “Having lifted Islam to the head, You have engulfed Hindustan in dread…. Such cruelty they have inflicted, and yet Your mercy remains unmoved…” (Granth Sahib, Mahla 1.360 quoted from Eminent Historians by Arun Shourie).
During Muslim rule Hindus had to lie low for fear of their lives, and during British rule they were ridiculed and despised by missionaries, and cut off from their tradition with the help of ‘education’ policies. Naturally, this took a toll on their self-esteem. In fact, till today, this low self-esteem especially in the English educated class is evident to outsiders, though it may not be so to the persons concerned. Swami Vivekananda’s efforts to give Hindus back their spine did not impact this class of people. Nevertheless, it is a great achievement that Hindu Dharma survived for so many centuries, whereas the west succumbed completely to Christianity and over 50 countries to Islam in a short span of time.
Coming back to secularism. Though Hindu Dharma survived and never dictated terms to the state, ‘secular’ was added to the Constitution of India in 1976. There might have been a reason, as since Independence, several non-secular decisions had been taken. For example, Muslim and Christian representatives had pushed for special civil laws and other benefits and got them.
However, after adding ‘secular’, the situation did not improve. In fact the government seemed almost eager to benefit specifically the dogmatic religions (for which secularism was coined) and occasionally had to be restrained in its eagerness by the courts.
This is inexplicable. Why would ‘secular’ be added and then not acted upon? And the strangest thing: ‘secular’ got a new, specific Indian meaning. It means today: fostering those two big religions which have no respect for Hindus and whose dogmas condemn all of them to eternal hell.
It is a sad irony. Can you imagine the Jews honouring the Germans with preferential treatment instead of seeking compensation for the millions of Jews killed? Yet Islam and Christianity that have gravely harmed Indians over centuries get preferential treatment by the Indian state, and their own beneficial dharma that has no other home except the Indian subcontinent, is egged out. And to top it, this is called ‘secular’!
Obviously Indians have not learnt from the European experience. Hindus have not yet realized the intention of the dogmatic religions, though they say it openly: Finish off Hinduism from the face of the earth. Hindus still ‘respect’ them, though this respect is not and cannot be reciprocated as long as those religions claim that their God wants everyone to worship exclusively Him. Hindus don’t realize that an ideology that uses God as a front does not become sacred, but all the more dangerous.
Media and politicians do their best to muddy the water. They call parties that represent a religious group, ‘secular’, instead of ‘religious;’ which would be the correct term. When the state gives in to demands by the big religious bullies it is also (falsely of course) called ‘secular’. But WHY would the government do this? It clearly plays with fire. Does it want to give its citizens a firsthand experience of what the dark ages were like? In the interest of all Indians it would be wise for the state to simply ignore the powerful, dogmatic religions and focus on all its citizens equally. This means being ‘secular’.
However, western secular states are not role models either. There is a lot of depression, drug abuse, alcohol and people are generally not happy in spite of doing everything to ‘enjoy life’. Here, India has an advantage over the west. Her rishis have left a great heritage of valuable treatises not only dealing with how to live life in an ideal way, but also how to conduct economy, politics, management, etc. If those guidelines are considered, and if India becomes a state based on her ancient dharma, she has good chances to regain the lost glory as the wealthiest and most advanced country in the world whose citizen are open-minded and contented. If not, probably the west discovers this treasure trove and adopts it…..first.
by Maria Wirth
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Thursday, May 1, 2014
On what day those who are born?
The child to be born on Sunday – Read good lesson.
The child to be born on Monday – Always speak reality.
The child to be born on Tuesday – To do much better.
The child to be born on Wednesday – Learn and know wisdom.
The child to be born on Thursday – To do all help for everything.
The child to be born on Friday – To do all tasks.
The child to be born on Saturday – Listening to the speech.
நட்சத்திரத்தில் பிறந்தவர்கள் அபிஷேகம் செய்ய வேண்டிய பொருள்கள்:
அசுவினி சுகந்த தைலம்
பரணி மாவுப்பொடி
கார்த்திகை நெல்லிப்பொடி
ரோகிணி மஞ்சள்பொடி
மிருகசீரிடம் திரவியப்பொடி
திருவாதிரை பஞ்சகவ்யம்
புனர்பூசம் பஞ்சாமிர்தம்
பூசம் பலாமிர்தம் (மா, பலா, வாழை)
ஆயில்யம் பால்
மகம் தயிர்
பூரம் நெய்
உத்திரம் சர்க்கரை
அஸ்தம் தேன்
சித்திரை கரும்புச்சாறு
சுவாதி பலச்சாரம் (எலுமிச்சை, நார்த்தம் பழச்சாறு)
விசாகம் இளநீர்
அனுஷம் அன்னம்
கேட்டை விபூதி
மூலம் சந்தனம்
பூராடம் வில்வம்
உத்திராடம் தாராபிஷேகம் (லிங்கத்திற்கு மேல் ஒரு பாத்திரத்தில் சிறு துவாரமிட்டு, சொட்டு சொட்டாக நீர் விழ செய்வது)
திருவோணம் கொம்பு தீர்த்தம்
அவிட்டம் சங்காபிஷேகம்
சதயம் பன்னீர்
பூரட்டாதி சொர்ணாபிஷேகம்
உத்திரட்டாதி வெள்ளி
ரேவதி ஸ்நபனம் (ஐவகை தீர்த்தங்களால் அபிஷேகம் செய்தல்).
பிறந்த நட்சத்திரமும் வணங்க வேண்டிய கிரகங்கள்!
அஸ்வினி கேது
பரணி சுக்கிரன்
கார்த்திகை சூரியன்
ரோகிணி சந்திரன்
மிருகசீரிஷம் செவ்வாய்
திருவாதிரை ராகு
புனர்பூசம் குரு (வியாழன்)
பூசம் சனி
ஆயில்யம் புதன்
மகம் கேது
பூரம் சுக்கிரன்
உத்திரம் சூரியன்
அஸ்தம் சந்திரன்
சித்திரை செவ்வாய்
சுவாதி ராகு
விசாகம் குரு (வியாழன்)
அனுஷம் சனி
கேட்டை புதன்
மூலம் கேது
பூராடம் சுக்கிரன்
உத்திராடம் சூரியன்
திருவோணம் சந்திரன்
அவிட்டம் செவ்வாய்
சதயம் ராகு
பூரட்டாதி குரு (வியாழன்)
உத்திரட்டாதி சனி
ரேவதி புதன்.
பிறந்த நட்சத்திரமும் தொடங்க வேண்டிய பெயரின் எழுத்து!
நட்சத்திரம் எழுத்துக்கள்.....
அசுவினி சு-சே-சோ-ல, ர
பரணி லி-லு-லே-லோ
கிருத்திகை அ-இ-உ-ஏ
ரோகிணி ஒ-வ-வி-வு
மிருகசீரிஷம் வே-வோ-கா-கி-ரு
திருவாதிரை கு-கம்-ஹம்-ஜ-ங-ச-க
புனர்பூசம் கே-கோ-ஹா-ஹீ
பூசம் ஹு-ஹே-ஹோ-டா
ஆயில்யம் டி-டு-டெ-டோ-டா
மகம் ம-மி-மு-மே
பூரம் மோ-டா-டி-டு
உத்திரம் டே-டோ-ப-பா-பி
அஸ்தம் பூ-கீ-ஜ-ண-தா-டா
சித்திரை பி-போ-ரா-ரி-ஸ்ரீ
சுவாதி ரு-ரே-ரோ-தா-க்ரு
விசாகம் தி-து-தே-தோ
அனுஷம் ந-நி-நு-நே
கேட்டை நோ-யா-யீ-யு
மூலம் யே-யோ-பா-பி
பூராடம் பூ-தா-ட-பா-டா-பி
உத்திராடம் பே-போ-ஷ-ஜ-ஜி
திருவோணம் ஜு-ஜெ-ஜொ-கா-க
அவிட்டம் க-கீ-கு-கே
சதயம் கோ-ச-சீ-சு-ஸ-ஸீ-ஸு
பூரட்டாதி ஸ-ஸோ-தா-தீ-சே-சோ-டா-டி
உத்திரட்டாதி து-ஷா-ஜு-சா-சி-சீ-டா-தா-த-ஜ-ஞ
ரேவதி தே-தோ-ச-சி-டே-டோ-சா-சி
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