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Dear Krishnaswami sir,

TB forum is fun.It is actually very informal and fun loving.

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Dont worry of being accepted..its a fun filled place.

Log in and join all of us here.

Visit General Discussions and Chit Chat section and enjoy the fun.

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One can swing from religion to entertainment anytime.

Have fun and please do contribute.
 
Hello. Am subu. From bahrain. Was member in Tamil Brahmins. When hotmail transferred to outlook my name got unattended. Happy to be with you all

kind regards

subu
 
P.Krishnaswami said:
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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hi

basically i belong to one of the GRAMAM....i know vanakkanthara.....i think ....its in palakkad near coimbatore...any way

welcome to this forum....i remember thara near the temple....
 
Hi,
My name is Kalyanaraman, 69+ years old, waiting for the big 70 soon. Originally from a village near Mayavaram. Been living in the US for over 40 years. Just happened to come across this site. Glad to be part of it. My greetings and best wishes to everyone.
Kalyanaraman
 
Hello ,I am Atthimalaipattu Padmanabhan Shivakumar (A.P.Shivakumar.) I am from Brahmin community .I am Iyar Vadama and Aathreyagothiram. I am at present in Dubai and I will be back to Srirangam in 16/10/2014. I have Interest to be a member in this Tamil Brahmin's Association.
 
Dear Mr. Krishnaswamy,
Nice to see your post. Welcome. I have never felt or had any distinctions in my life. We are all members of the same family-humanity.
Best.
Kalyanaraman
 
Heartiest welcome to all of you Mr Shankar, Mr Kalyanaraman, Mr Shivakumar.
Please participate and do contribute your views too. It would be very interesting to
be in this thread to get and gain many inputs, which sometimes we may not know.

Hara Hara Shankara Jaya Jaya Shankara

Balasubramanian NR
 
Namaskarams

R.Gopalakrishnan hailing from Athipotta (Palakkad District, Kerala). Currently working in Dubai with Damac Group as Executive Assistant to The Group CFO. Have been in Dubai since 2006. Married with 2 children (Son - final MBA & Daughter - +2). Family back at home in Kerala. Settled in Tripunithura. Inclined more to spiritual activities and Ambal pooja. Have a great passion, commitment and dedication to do valuable service at her lotus feet. Longing and desiring to be a Temple Priest in couple of years from now. All rounder, have a great passion for cooking and service oriented. Hobbies Music and travelling. Regards Gopal
 
i joined the forum today. My name is Parameswaran N.S and i reside in chennai. Originally i am from Bombay, i am of palghat origin - Nochur is our family village
 
Hi,
I am a retired doctor, living in Scotland. I am originally from Tamilnadu. I qualified in Chennai, but I have been living and working in the UK since qualifying as a doctor. I am a vegetarian and very partial to South Indian food.
 

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