Yogasana by Sri Vishvaprasanna Teertha Swamiji, Pejavara Matha, Udupi
Uduppi Shree Krishna Bhavan, PON Puduppatti, Ponnamaravathi, Pudukkottai district, Tamilnadu, India is a Vegetarian Restaurant. It is run by good hearted nice people. - N. Arumugham, brother of Skylab Palaniappan.
Tuesday, October 16, 2018
Yogasana by Sri Vishvaprasanna Teertha Swamiji of Udupi
Yogasana by Sri Vishvaprasanna Teertha Swamiji, Pejavara Matha, Udupi
Friday, December 22, 2017
MGR at a Hotel
How to eat in a hotel and
escape:
About 40 years ago, a poor boy had his breakfast at Uduppi Hotel, Pudupatti,
Ponnamaravathi. He then tried to escape without paying. N. Arumugham, S/O the
legendary tinsmith Mr. M. Natarajan Achari, caught him. People crowded. His shirt
pocket was searched to recover the bill amount. No money was found. But a few
unpaid bills of the same hotel of previous days were found in his trousers
pocket. Before he was troubled by the suddenly appeared crowd, Shri Rengaiyer appeared
at the scene.
A few words about Rengaiyer: Rengaiyer was probably the founder of
the hotel. He used to prepare coffee and tea as per the will of the customers. There
is no one in this world who can prepare coffee of tea like him. There is no substitute for him in the
universe. There is no equivalent for the aromatic and tasty coffee prepared by
him. Now Mr. Ramakrishnan and Mr. Sivalingam are trying to prepare coffee of Shri
Rengaiyer’s standard. There is a lot of
scope for improvement.
Shri Rengaiyer simply allowed the defaulter to go.
Now see how MGR is escaping in Enga Veettu Pillai.
Monday, June 19, 2017
Say Kabali has Come
Rajini-starrer Kabali’s adrenalin-pumping, euphoric,
exciting, thrilling, exhilarating, electrifying, stirring, craziness-inducing, invoking
song ‘Neruppu Da’.
Neruppu Da, Nerungu Da, Mudiyuma?
I am fire da, if you can come near me da, can you?
Rajini dialogue: Bayama? Hahahaha
Fear for me? Hahahaha
Neruppu Da, Nerungu Da, Paapom
Nerunguna, Posukkura, Kootam
Adikkura, Azhikira, Yennam
Mudiyuma, Nadakuma, Innum?
I am fire da, if you can come near me da, let’s see
If you come near me, you will be combusted, that’s
the crowd you are
Your nature to hit people and wipe them out
Do you think it will continue happening now?
Adakunna, Adangura, Aalaa nee?
Izhuthatum, Piriyira, Noola Nee?
Thadaiyellam, Mathikura, Aalaa nee
Vidiyala, Virumbidum
Kabaaliiiiiiii
Kabaliiiiii
Are you the kind who will be tamed?
Are you a thread which will split the minute you
pull it?
Are you the kind who will bow down to rules?
It is not dawn yet
We will like Kabaliiiii….
Kabaliiiii
Wednesday, September 7, 2016
Monday, July 25, 2016
Introduction to Sandhyavandhanam
Sandhyavandana is a mandatory
religious ritual that needs to be performed by all twice-born people of
Hinduism. Especially brahmins who are initiated into the sacred thread ceremony
called as Upanayanam, and instructed in its execution by a Guru (a qualified
spiritual teacher). Sandhyavandanam consists of excerpts from the Vedas that
are to be performed thrice daily at morning (prātaḥsaṃdhyā), at noon
(mādhyānika), and in the evening (sāyaṃsaṃdhyā).
Sandhyavandanam is the oldest extant liturgy in world religion. It may be a practice descended from the much older daily Agnihotra.
Sandhyavandanam is the oldest extant liturgy in world religion. It may be a practice descended from the much older daily Agnihotra.
Sandhyavandanam literally means salutation to Sandhya. Sandhya literally means transition moments of the day namely the two twilight: dawn and dusk and the solar noon. Thus Sandhyavandanam means salutation to twilight or solar noon.
The term sandhyā is also used by itself in the sense of "daily practice" to refer to the performance of these devotions at the opening and closing of the day. [1][2]
[3][4] The steps in the Sandhyavandan always include the following essential ones:
1. Achamana consists of Nama Sankirthana---taking the names of the Lord
2. Pranayama is the ritual purification of internals via breathing exercises
3. Marjana is a ritual self-purification
4. Mantra Prokshanam is a prayer for atonement of sins
5. Aghamarshana (performed by some schools, especially Rig Vedins) is a prayer for forgiveness of sins
6. Gayathri japa is meditation
7. Upasthanam is prayer to Mitra (in the morning prayer) & Varuna (in the evening prayer)
8. AbhivAdana is a salutory introduction offered to all deities. It usually follows a prostration to the deities of each direction ("dikpaalas")
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
Kalyana samayal sadham Maya bazaar
Movie:
Maya Bazaar
Music
Director: Ghantasala Venkateswara Rao
Singer:
Trichy Loganathan
Lyricist:
TN. Ramaiah Das
ahhahahahahaha..
kalyaNa
samayal saadham ahahahaha
kalyaNa
samayal saadham
kaai
karigaLum pramaadham
andha
kaurava prasaadam
idhuvae
ennakku pOdhum
kalyaNa
samayal saadham
kaai
karigaLum pramaadham
andha
kaurava prasaadam
idhuvae
ennakku pOdhum
ahhahahahahaha...
andhaara
bajji angae
sunsaara
sojji engae
andhaara
bajji angae
sunsaara
sojji engae
sandhosham
meeri ponga
ahhahahahahaha
idhuvae
ennakku thinga
kalyaNa
samayal saadham
kaai
karigaLum pramaadham
andha
kaurava prasaadam
idhuvae
ennakku pOdhum
ahhahahahahaha....
puLiyotharaiyin
sOru
vegu
poruthamaai sambaaru
puLiyotharaiyin
sOru
vegu
poruthamaai sambaaru
puri
kizhanghu paaru
ahhahahahahaha
idhuvae
ennakku joru
kalyaNa
samayal saadham
kaai
karigaLum pramaadham
andha
kaurava prasaadam
idhuvae
ennakku pOdhum
ahhahahahahaha....
joraana
paeNi laddu
suvayana
seeni puttu
joraana
paeNi laddu
suvayana
seeni puttu
eraaLamaana
thattu
ahhahahahahaha
ini
ishtam pOla vettu
kalyaNa
samayal saadham
kaai
karigaLum pramaadham
andha
kaurava prasaadam
idhuvae
ennakku pOdhum
ahhahahahahaha..
Monday, March 7, 2016
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