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I am Harini. My id is naraha. I live in Salem, Tamilnadu. I saw tamilbrahmins.com when i was searching for some devotional songs. I feel glad to join this forum.
 
Hello Friends,
My name is S V RADHAKRISHNAN. I live at MMTC Colony, II Main road, Nanaganallur, Chennai. I work as a Senior General Manager with a Consultancy company, specializing in providing engineering & management consultancy to various Paper Mills in India & abroad. My family consists of my wife & only daughter who is slated to get married on 20 Jan, 2016.
 
A Chennai born South Indian brahmin lady note styled in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. The then Chennai and present Chennai is so different and I now feel alien to this city. Our Brahmin community why haven't been prominent apart from magnifying IT people in high post in USA are brahmins from South India.
Recently, I had lost my father and I did feel his loss but equally I found that the purohits flourish in this time. It's become a business and even Madras for the departed soul just competed in 1 hours time. Are we doing justice to that panditham, is this questions raised within the purihits, I doubt. I felt so sorry that the expenses for performing marriage is much more less than the expenses met out for performing the rituals for departed soul.
What should be? Proud to be an Tamil Brahmin or feel ashamed to see the business flourishing on someone's loss.

See ya. Me, Shanthi Vaidyanathan.
 
Hi All ,

I am from Chennai and employed on my own as a Management Consultant / mentor / executive coach after 3 decades of Corporate experience in senior roles.

I have heard about TamilBrahmins.com from some of my friends but only today I happened to see a pop up while browsing through one of the sites

I look forward to an intellectually stimulating sharing of ideas and knowledge through this forum.

“Great minds discuss ideas. Average minds discuss events. Small minds discuss people.” - Eleanor Roosevelt

Nice to get connected to all of you

Regards
 
Hi , this is baktha from Chennai. Aged 53 years. Not sure of what to do to make life meaningful. Long way to go. Proud to be a part of this forum. looking forward to have more interaction in the days to come.
 
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Hi Shanthi . Appreciate your feelings. Somewhere the contemporary needs overtake the rigour that we have in our rituals. Perhaps we have to give in and retain our respects for the departed souls. It is sad that these are also commercialised. I do not know whether our children would even attempt to this extent after our departure. I would urge you to take this in your stride and move ahead . Regards.






shanthisv64 said:
A Chennai born South Indian brahmin lady note styled in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. The then Chennai and present Chennai is so different and I now feel alien to this city. Our Brahmin community why haven't been prominent apart from magnifying IT people in high post in USA are brahmins from South India.
Recently, I had lost my father and I did feel his loss but equally I found that the purohits flourish in this time. It's become a business and even Madras for the departed soul just competed in 1 hours time. Are we doing justice to that panditham, is this questions raised within the purihits, I doubt. I felt so sorry that the expenses for performing marriage is much more less than the expenses met out for performing the rituals for departed soul.
What should be? Proud to be an Tamil Brahmin or feel ashamed to see the business flourishing on someone's loss.

See ya. Me, Shanthi Vaidyanathan.
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I am Rajagopalan. Consulting Civil Engineer. Interested in Sanskrit so that I can chant slokas and perform poojas with good understanding.
Request the forum to publish pooja procedures in SANSKRIT also.

Regards
S V RajaGopalan
 
I am Kannan. Worked in Federal Bank and opted VRS. Married to Sumathi and blessed with two daughters. Eldest married and for the younger one marriage is settled and with Bagawath anugraham proposed on Feb 17th.
 
My name is N.C. Krishnamurthy. I am a retired Bank Official presently in NJ, USA.

K.Madhavan said:
I am K.MADHAVAN, a retired chemical engineer, located at Chennai, keenly interested in vedantic texts.
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I am Mr. N.C.Krishnamurthy, a retired Bank Official presently in New Jersey, USA. My family hails from Nemmara, Kerala.
 
I am called as NAGARAJAN AGED 75 ,RETIRED FROM CENTRAL GOVERNMENT , LIVING IN MUMBAI,WITH MY WIFE 67 YEARS.
WE TWO ARE TAMIL BRAHMINS AND OUR CHILDREN ARE AT USA. WE USED TO VISIT US TO ENJOY OUR GRANDCHILDREN COMPANY .
WE STUDY SAMSKRITHAM THROUGH SB RAJAPALAYAM CENTER.
WE ARE INTERESTED IN ALL HINDU ACTIVITIES.
 
To introduce myself, I am Srinivasan aged 76 and my wife aged 71 living between Pune and Bangalore. Our one son in Bangalore and the other in USA. Both well settled. Interested in Dharmic activities and Sanathana dharma.
 
I am Gopalakrishnan living in Chennai. I have a son and a daughter, both married and both are blessed with a daughter and son. They live in US. As for myself am a Mining Engineer retired and completed 71 years. My wife Santhi and self enjoy religious tours and do a few trips every year. Though not very religious chant Sri Rudram and Vishnu Sahasranamam beside a few other slokas daily.
 
Namaskaram. I am Anantha Narayanan. I am a resident of Trichy. I retired from service this year. I love to have Darshan of the Almighty in various temples. I recite Slokas and Srimad Ramayana and Srimad Bhagavad Gita.

With the Graces of Bhagwan Sri SitaRamachandra Murthy, I have compiled Srimad Sundarakandam (from Srimad Valmiki Ramayanam) in Tami Script (Sargam 1 to Sargam 68). It is in PDF format and easy to save in Laptop/I-pad/Tablet/Smart Phone.

Devotees, who would recite Srimad Sundara Kanda Parayanam, will find it useful.

I will be pleased to send the attachment if anyone desires.

Profound regards

R Anantha Narayanan
 
Hi Madhavn,
Good evening i saw your post but now a days with the direction of Jayendra Sankarachariyal Veda classes started all over tamilnadu.
Request all to contact sankara madam to learn veda only on sunday.
Hope this will help to learn veda as well as to follow our customs.

Thanks & Regards,

S Lakhsmanan
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hi brahmana bandhus,

my name is krishnamurthi iyer, aged 62, living in delhi, am a businessman by profession. i am god fearing but not orthodox. i live life for today, yesterday is history and tomorrow, unknown, today is definite. i am a pg, mphil + mba + having many hobbies, have traveled far and wide, the only place i could not so far is whole of india, which, i think, needs a whole life time, God, please do give me that much time.
 

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