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[MRKUMAR]

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Useful and valuable information !
thanks and regards

 

[iafnanu]

Hello, I am Narayanan from Chennai, working as a senior manager in a pvt company. Happy to be part of this forum and thanks to the members for the valuable information posted on this.

 

[yesmohan]

Hi.
I'm based in chennai and new to this community. I originally made an account to view a thread on astrologers and decided to stay for all the fun!
Looking forward to my time here.

Welcome to this forum.
Why do you have that much interest in Astrology? Any specific reason ?

 

[vjbalachandran]

Hello I ma V J Balachandran and am located in USA. I am happy to be part of this group and thanks for the good info posted here.

 

[balaspv]

Hi
I am Bala, very much interested in annmigam, was looking for this opportunity and it is great to get connected and stay with this, provides all valuable information. Thanks

 

[Chandar Venkataraman]

Self Introduction- Understand Tamil Iyers

Pranams to everbody,

I am Chandar Venkataraman, born & bred @ Chennai. My father hail from Palakkad but settled @ Chennai. Belong to Mangudi Brihatcharanam Iyer... Currently working with Pharma MNC as Sales Manager @ Mumbai
Survived by my Wife, an advocate & 2 daughters. I became interested in my family roots, wanting to map my family tree which brought me here. Additionally I am passionate about knowing our pristine lineage, culture, traditions

 

[skmpune]

Hi

I am very proud to be part of this forum. My native is Karur and I am settled in PUNE(Maharashtra).
I have retired from Civil Accounts of Central Govt.

I am an ISHA Meditator. Isha Foundation, Coimbatore is a non profitable organisation which needs no introduction. I was intiated in Shambhavi Mahamudra in 2012 and many of my ailments vanished within 6 months of practice of Shambhavi.

My other hobbies include reading and music.

I am also a devotee of Kanchi PERIAVAL.

Regards,

S.Krishnamurthy

 

[senthilkumar malayan]

Hello All,

I am very happy to be a part in the tamilbrahmins.com, I am senthilkumar from chennai. I am 30 and working in IT services. I belongs from Mayiladuthurai near to chidambaram. My hobbies are reading books and researching vedhas and HIndu's Myth...


Thanks!~
Senthilkumar

 

[bseval2001]

Hi all
I'm Bharath Srinivasan. From Madurai, BE in computer science, Married with 2 kids living in USA for the past 20 years.Wife is from Chennai.

 

[sureshkumar95]

Namaskarams to all,
I am Suresh Kumar from chennai working as an Astrologer. regards

 

[dvr1805]

Greetings to All,

Am Vedharathinam From Kumbakonam Workings in Tirupur It is pleasure to be part of this wonderful Community...... Thanks & Wishes to all

 

[nannilam_balasubramanian]

Good Morning to all Newbies. Wish everyone of you all the best. Do participate and give your
valuable inputs so that we can have nice interaction.

 

[kgpal]

Thank you, Nannilam Balasubramanian. Please let us, newbies, know where all we can start off contributing immediately. As for me, I am interested in knowing history of Brahmanism. What characteristics in us brahmins, constitute or make a good one (brahmin)? Why are there so many divisions and sects within us?

I am sure there are many members who are enlightened to help me understand these.

Regards and thanks to all those who might participate in this discussion.

Gopal

 

[nannilam_balasubramanian]

Good Morning. A very good question. Brahminism was an early religion in the Indian sub-continent
that was purely based on Vedic principles/writing. Brahmins who included priests, scholars, etc.
performed the sacred rites/rituals, as required in the Vedas, an absolute reality as theorized or
laid down in the Upanishads. To be very precise, it denotes an important starting place for the
understanding of the culture of brahminism as per religion and philosophy. Hinduism grows out
of brahminism and accepts most of the concepts of brahminism. Brahminism predates everey other
contemporary religion in India. http://www.britannica.com/topic/Upanishad

 

[kgpal]

Thank you, Nannilam Balasubramanian. It was enlightening.

Of course, what was new for me was that you had mentioned Brahmanism as a religion. Is it true? Was Brahmanism not a part of Hindu way of living? I thought Brahmins were one of the four sects namely, Brahmins, Vaishiyas, shudras and Shatriyas. If Brahminism was a religion, will it not negate the foundation of Hindu way of life.

Regards, Gopal

 

[Gandasi]

Hi,

I am a new member settled in Bangalore. Retired executive of Bank of Baroda. Now a days I organise tour programmes to North India, normally during the month of Sept and oct. Current year I had taken 26 persons and visited Puri, Gaya, Varanasi, Allahabad, Haridwar, Rishikesh, Kedar, Badri, Vaishnodevi and New Delhi, at a very nominal expenses. I do not expect anyone to pay towards my own expenses during the tour period, though I organise the same.

 

[kalabalu]

Namaskaram and all the best to co-members of this site. I am N.Balasubramanian. I am 67 aged and is working in Baramati in Maharashtra Mapro Products - FALERO JELLY production unit. I and my wife stay here. We are interested poojas and regular temple visists. We find thae Maharashtrians all around here are orthodox.I follow this site to keep communication with the community, poojas and all related occasions.

Balasubramanian

 

[vkswamy84]

Dear Members :

Please see the attached JPEG files you will understand complete history of Brahminism. Totally 42 slides are available with me collected and compiled on my own from various sources. Very interesting. We all Brahmins are presently adopted western culture and commercially motivated and certainly we can't adopt traditional way life. Atleast to understand we can read and understand about caste. Today Brahmin Community is just 4% of total population in India and considered as Minority Community but not treated under reservation class. Please give your comments and take it in right spirit.

 

[vkswamy84]

Please read these two slokas daily. It is certain all our problems will be eleminated. There is no doubt about it. Please keep patience and wait for your result without expectation.

 

[vkswamy84]

Watch this amazing video. Our culture, knowledge are unmeasurable.

[video=youtube;FgSINZO_VuI]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgSINZO_VuI[/video]

 

[Savitri]

Could anyone tell me why surakkai gourd vegetable should not be eaten by brahmins?

 

[vkswamy84]

Dear Savitri Mami :


It is not like that. Suraikkai can be eaten by Brahmins but restricted on rituals days like Srarda Thithi, Amavasai, Mahalaya Paksham, Vratham Days, etc. Suraikkai is good for health and once we consume suraikkai we used to pass urine frequently. After passing urine we should not perform rituals as it is called "Madi Thappu". Based on this principle only, Brahmins in traditional period avoided not only Suraikkai also Poosanikkai, Pappali, Kathirikkai, Murungaikkai and many more. Also these vegetables are considered as hard to digest. The practices what our forefathers adopted are scientifically proven as good. Let us also follow nothing wrong.

 

[kukumo]

Hello Everybody,
My NAME IS RAMANI FROM CHENNAI AND I LIKE THE POSTS ON THIS FORUM.HOPE TO BE ACTIVE MEMBER SOON.

Regards

Ramani

 

[nannilam_balasubramanian]

Heartiest Welcome

 

[Savitri]

Thanks a lot for this explanation. It makes sense. I agree with this practice.
Savitri mami