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Heartiest welcome Sir. Veshti & Jibba is our dress. Why should we feel shy. Kudumi is indispensable for
every brahmin community. Do muslims feel shy to wear pardha or a cap. Similarly Sandhyavandhanam is
our basic need to be performed daily.

Wish you all the best Sir to be in this forum. Kindly share your valuable views. I am also from your area
hailing from Srivanjiyam, studied in Nannilam, Tiruvarur, Thiruvidaimarudur, Kumbakonam, etc.
 
Dear Mr. Satya Narayanan Sir,

I am S. Sankara Narayanan sending this mail. Presently I am in Nigeria. I am first time hearing about this magazine Bhagavad Darisanam. Can you pl give me more details on this like where can I get it, how to pay annual subscription to get the magazine by post, how much is the annual Subscription. Who is the Author, who are the publishers etc,

Thanks in Advance.
 
Hi,
I am Jayaram residing in Bangalore .My parents are from Thanjavur but I was born & brought up in Jamshedpur. I did my schooling & engineering from Banaras Hindu Unversity.
I served Indian Air Force , Tata Steel and after 60 yrs of active service worked in defence health org for 5 yrs. After spending nearly 66 yrs in North India i have relocated to Bangalore . I like to listen Tamil & Hindi devotional songs / bhajans and like to watch sports activities.I have joined this Tamil Brahmin organisation to understand the meaning of various slokas sung in the bhajan form and why we perform various pujas on various occasions.
Best Regards,
Jayaram Krishnamoorthy
 
Mr J Krishnamoorthy

Heartiest welcome Sir. Happy to know that you are keen to participate in this forum. Kindly do offer
your views and suggestions for active participation. I am also a retired person from DRDO after serving for
nearly 4 decades in various places in India and settled at Chennai.

Wish you an enjoyable time.

Balasubramanian
 
gowriputran said:
Dear Mr. Satya Narayanan Sir,

I am S. Sankara Narayanan sending this mail. Presently I am in Nigeria. I am first time hearing about this magazine Bhagavad Darisanam. Can you pl give me more details on this like where can I get it, how to pay annual subscription to get the magazine by post, how much is the annual Subscription. Who is the Author, who are the publishers etc,

Thanks in Advance.
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Bhagavad Darshan is a Telugu Magazine issued by ISKCON Tirupathi.
1 Year - Rs.120.00 2 Years - Rs.240.00 3 Years - Rs.360.00 4 Years - Rs.480.00 5 Years - Rs.600.00

You can subscribe on line. Kindly visit www.bagavaddarshan.com
 
Dear Bala Subramanian Sir,

Thanks for your reply. I cant read or write Telugu. I thought it is a Tamil or English Magazine.

Thank you very much Sir, Once again

With Best regards

S. Sankara Narayanan
 
North Parur & Chandrasekharapuram in Kerala

Hi! I am Sudarsh (Sudarshan actually but someone else has taken that name, therefore Sudarsh and officially V.Narayan Swami) from Madras, employed as an executive. We are from Ponani (father's side) and North Parur, both in Kerala, though I was mostly raised in Madras and Madurai for some time. The families were originally from Tarakkad (father) and Chandrasekharapuram (mother's family) and, still earlier, believed to be from Agaramangudi near Thiruvaiyar and settled in Kerala perhaps 250 years back if not 4- 500 years.

I am trying to find out more about my mom's ancestry, specifically my great great grandfather, one Ranga (short for Ranganatha) Jatavallabhar who lived in Chandrasekharapuram, took Sanyas in late life and is thought to be in Samadhi or Brindavan in Chandrasekharapuram (which place I visited recently and can tell you it is extraordinarily beautiful). My maternal great grandfather (Rang JV's 2nd son) was Govinda Shastrigal (also known as Rama Shastrigal but, officially, Chandrasekhara Shastrigal) who settled in North Parur after serving as a Sanskrit teacher in the Maharajah's academy in Trivandrum (he also taught Sanskrit & Maths to Shri Moolam Thirunal).

Any help from Parur or Chandrasekharapuram folks will be welcome and I will update the site on my further findings if any.

We do know the history or story of my dad's Tarakkad / Ponani family from about 1825 or 6 generations including myself (plenty of docs, anecdotes and a desk top book written by my cousin based on these sources). All the Best.
 
Lalitha Mme: My name is gopalkrishnan living in New Panvel, a retired General Manager (Exports) traveled widely
and my hobby is astrology (I do it free) and also matchmaking in a small way (refering potential parents
of boys/girls to their respective parents seeking alliance). I feel this is a noble service of you are interested
also in this area, you may get in touch with me regds Gopalkrishnan
 
You may subscribe Vaidheka Sri Magazine. It is a very useful book. It has
plenty of details. You can browse Vaithikasri for details. Their Tel No.044-24361210
044-24361211. There is yet another useful book is Shree Kamakoti Pradeepam, published
by the Sri Mutt of Kancheepuram. Contact Address : Shri N Ramasharma, Secretary
Shri Kanchi Kamakoti Peetam, No.1 Salai Street, Kancheepuram 631 502. Tel No.044-27233115. Mail ID is [email protected]. It costs only Rs.220/- per annum.
 
krishbabu58 said:
Lalitha Mme: My name is gopalkrishnan living in New Panvel, a retired General Manager (Exports) traveled widely
and my hobby is astrology (I do it free) and also matchmaking in a small way (refering potential parents
of boys/girls to their respective parents seeking alliance). I feel this is a noble service of you are interested
also in this area, you may get in touch with me regds Gopalkrishnan
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Welcome to the forum.
I Appreciate your social service.
I am looking an alliance for my son S Srikrishna. His ss matri ID is 125440 and Tamil Matrimony id is 3539353.
you may refer these numbers in your circle.
Regards
B Suresh Kumar
 
Dear Mr. B. Suresh Kumar:

I shall go through his profile in Tamil Matrimony and find out from my friend's circle.
I hope I shall be able to find a suitable proposal very soon.
regds/ Gopalkrishnan
 
I am perumal from trichy. I like your site. This will have many useful details about our religion. I like this site very much . I am a professor . I am newly married. My wife is also a professor. We both liked this site very much
 
Hello everyone,
I am Preeti. I am new to this forum. I think this is the right place for me to clear all my doubts. Hope to make many new friends here.
 
i am subramanian, aged about 63 years, a retired govt servant and residing at srirangam, tiruchy. i am interested more about brahmin culture and important nemas to be followed.
 
Dear All
I am so happy that our Kuladeivam Kaliamman has brought me to this site. I am a 62 old non-brahmin (Kongu Vellala Gounder) who has the highest regards for Tamil brahmin community and who had been immensely benefited by them. I did my graduation in a government college in Kerala (Tamilnadu and Kerala border) and my close association with the brahmin community happened those days. It all started with Hari, my classmate coming from one of the 'gramams' there. Hari was a brilliant boy but from the most humble background. His father was a temple priest earning a meagre some but that family of five (three children and parents) lived the happiest life. In the first week itself Hari took me home and they accepted me as one of their family members (without bothering to know my caste and even after knowing my caste their love and affection remained the same) As soon as I joined college I put on 'mala' to go to Sabarimala and made an arrangement with Hari to go to Bhagavati amman temple located near the 'thara' accompanied by Hari. The first day when I reached the temple from my hostel at 5.30 a.m. Hari was there and after the worship he took me home for a cup of coffee. When the door was opened we saw an old lady covering her head with saffron saree and the moment she saw me (I am a fair complexioned one and imagine in that age , bare bodied with a small beard, wearing rudraksha and black mundu appearing before her) she fell on my feet. My eyes still get filled with tears whenever I remember this incident. It was his grand mother visiting them after a gap of a few months. I was shocked by this and expressed my displeasure to the family but the granny justified her action saying that she saw Ayyappa Swamy in me. I lost touch with Hari and his equally brilliant brother and sister after a few years. All of them would have reached high positions in their career and would have looked after their loving parents. I had the good fortune to associate with many individuals and families like Hari and his family throughout my life.This has made me oppose many misconceptions about the community and I have been doing this in private and public sphere. It is unfortunate that we don't have a healthy dialogue on caste and sites like these will go a long way in addressing this issue. I hope I am accepted by the community just as Hari's family did 44 years ago. We have too many issues to share with each other. Thank you.
 

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