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Glad to be a member of this community
rajaramrajagopal

:mad2: A wonder ful thing to do

 

[rajaramrajagopal]

Hi Prasanna,

Glad you could join us

:music: It is wonderful to know about ourselves than others

 

[ravin]

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Brahmins have a priestly background which also means that they are basically teachers. Teachers are not only those that teach in schools or colleges but anyone who imparts any kind of knowledge to others. In Brahmin households, violence is never taught nor supported. The focus is more on education, good behaviour, respect for others, kindness, compassion, etc. I have always practiced this ever since I was a kid. There were many 'tough' boys in my class that were not interested in studies but only in having a lot of fun at the cost of others. But I glamourized being intelligent and studious by being fashionable, well dressed, well behaved and being a very good student at the same time. Believe me, it had its own effects and soon these 'Tough or rowdy' boys did very well in their studies. What I mean to say is that we have to set an example to the others by being outstanding citizens of whichever land we live in. Our rich traditions and culture should not be pushed aside in the name of modernization or westernization. I live in Europe for so many years and I don't work for any foreigners but I own two companies. The so called Modernization has led to the creeping in of newer versions of the East India Company into India in the form of MNCs. We need to look into ourselves and try to find out who we are. I am not talking about any racial superiority, but our attitude of non violence that has been passed down to us over innumerous generations.

Will get back to work now and I hope to hear from someone of you...

 

[v Ramamoorthy]

Hello

Vanakkam.

I am Ramamoorthy.

Thanks to Sri Velukkudi Krishnan who instilled spitituality in me.
After listening to his discourse on Bhagavat gita in Pothigai TV ,I started reading Bhagavat Gita, Sri Bhagavatham and Nalayira Thivya Prabhantham .

I would like to know more about Lord MahaVishnu.

Thanks.

V RAMAMOORTHY

 

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G.kannan

hI EVERYBODY, i AM KANNAN FROM COIMBATORE, BY PROFESSION C.A. CURRENTLY ABROAD, EAGER TO CORRESPOND WITH EACH OTHER, THANKS

 

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first introductory letter

hello friends,

I am a new member recently joined in Tamil Brahmins.com wishing to share views from our community. As I have thought of anything within this short period, I am unable to say anything but in about a few days I have many more points on ways to help our community to come forward in society through the joint effort of all members.
Yours faithfully
S.RAMAMURTHY

 

[Narayanasharma]

Welcome

I am very happy to join in Tamilbramins.com:violin:

 

[sankarcalls]

Hello all!

Hi,

This is Shivaswami Sharman working in a Sw company in Gurgaon!
Happy to meet you all!

Cheers,
Sankar @ Shivaswami Sharman

 

[SANTHANAM]

I fully agree with you, its high time the Brahmins unite together, help each other more so the poor brahmins who are made to do with menial jobs despite being intelligent, all because they cant afford good education, my only request to you is that since you own two companies, do your best to employ those poor brahmins, am busy with my work will continue later

Santhanam

 

[rajaramrajagopal]

Charity should start at Home

 

[Shirram.N]

hello,
Let me introduce myself as the father of Shriram. My son working as a software engineer and looking for Vadamal, Tanjore base aliance.
thanks
Natarajan

 

[rajesh_citi]

Hi to all

This is Rajesh from chennai & i am delighted to be part of the family tamilbrahmins.com. Hoping to learn more from all.

 

[S.R.Rajagopal]

I have made my registration today. I am from Tiruchirapalli District - Sithamboor village near Gunasilam, studied in Valady and Lalgudi, College at Tiruchirapalli; worked in Bombay, Bangalore and now working at Chennai.

This is a wonderful forum for us to discuss about our great community in useful way!

Grateful thanks to the initiator of the site.
S.R.Rajagopal

 

[karunganni]

brahmins who were held high and respected in olden days have for various reasons become objects of ridicule.let us go back to our scriptures learn to live for others and regain the lost leadership

 

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yr. introductory message No.68

I am also newly joined member a week back' on the hope that we can achieve many useful matters beneficial to our brahmin community. For this can be achieved without any expenditure but sharing information amongst outselves.

Sharing information will greately help in employment matters to our people in all categories, acquire first hand information on matters of distant places etc.

I am much interested to have the views of many on matters which may help our people.
Yours,
S.RAMAMURTHY

 

[neelkgr]

Hello

I am Neelakantan From Chennai. happy to join this group.

 

[SuryaKasyapa]

Hi,all Tamil Brahmins,

I am happy to join the community site. Hoping to have a fruitful continuation thru mutual paticipation in all common community matters thru this site. Greetings to all.

 

[Madhavi Eswari]

:typing: thanks to you all who sent me messages . I could not reply as I was having some difficulties with replying back to you .

 

[Ganapathy Raman]

Introduction to the members

Dear Friends,

I am delighted to have been able to know the existence of this site and would be keenly interested in viewing several of the topics on the brahmin culture, various aspects of our various festivals and rites. Should I find myself competent to express my views on any of the subjects I shall do so.

I am a retired employee from one of the UN organizations.

I am not occupied and am fairly free. I love reading and listening to devotional songs.

I would be grateful if any of you could offer me some guidance and advice on meditation and pranayama.

I am doing some pranayamas in the morning hours. I also walk about an hour every day.

Although I am not an introvert I do not have many friends - socially or otherwise.

While in service I used to be proud that I was a popular guy among my colleagues and superiors. I do not have any of those contacts except an occasional formal meeting of pensioners to discuss monetary and financial gains. Strangely, in these meetings no one wants to know of others or interested in sharing feelings and concerns - the only common interest seems to be pension rules and regulations and how they affect financially the pensioners and their families. I do also attach importance and concern to these matters - but shouldn't we also devote some time on such occasions to talk on other matters of interest!!

Nobody told me about the Tamil Brahmins website - I read it on a Sunday newspaper supplement. I am glad that I noticed the item.

Before I close, I wish each and every one of you and your families a Happy Diwali.

Looking forward to hearing from you and with best regards,


Yours sincerely,

G. Raman

 

[Sundar Aiyar]

Greetings to all members, I am Sundar Aiyar, presently in Chennai.
I am very much interested in our religion and rituals and would like to know in detail about it.

 

[SuryaKasyapa]

Welcome Sri Ganapathy Raman. I request you that , you may use this forum not just for your retired leisure, but as a channel for contribution to the bahmin community.Over a period of time you may discover by yourself how much you can contribute. Pls Scan thru your talents, experiences,contacts,rich database you may have or just introspecting. 24 hrs need not be spent fully for self.A few minutes/hours can be given to the community.

Discuss with moderators and true persons behind of this forum.Co-ordinate with your ocal brahmin forums ( eg: ******* ..)

Welcome and forumfully regards.

P.S: An Ex UN official is now our minister.

 

[kgmadhavan]

Dear Friends,

I am delighted to have been able to know the existence of this site and would be keenly interested in viewing several of the topics on the brahmin culture, various aspects of our various festivals and rites. Should I find myself competent to express my views on any of the subjects I shall do so.

I am a retired employee from one of the UN organizations.

I am not occupied and am fairly free. I love reading and listening to devotional songs.

I would be grateful if any of you could offer me some guidance and advice on meditation and pranayama.

I am doing some pranayamas in the morning hours. I also walk about an hour every day.

Although I am not an introvert I do not have many friends - socially or otherwise.

While in service I used to be proud that I was a popular guy among my colleagues and superiors. I do not have any of those contacts except an occasional formal meeting of pensioners to discuss monetary and financial gains. Strangely, in these meetings no one wants to know of others or interested in sharing feelings and concerns - the only common interest seems to be pension rules and regulations and how they affect financially the pensioners and their families. I do also attach importance and concern to these matters - but shouldn't we also devote some time on such occasions to talk on other matters of interest!!

Nobody told me about the Tamil Brahmins website - I read it on a Sunday newspaper supplement. I am glad that I noticed the item.

Before I close, I wish each and every one of you and your families a Happy Diwali.

Looking forward to hearing from you and with best regards,


Yours sincerely,

G. Raman

Dear Raman anna,

I welcome you to this group on behalf of the members. I wish that we will be able to share knowledge through this site.

K G Madhavan, Chennai

 

[drsundaram]

Sir, I am lso from Mannargudi. This forum brings people together. Nice to hear about you. Are you still at painganaadu. I am in bangalore. Let us stay in active touch.

 

[drsundaram]

Welcome . Let us meet in discussions and sharing valuable thoughts.

 

[drsundaram]

very great welcome to you. Let us meet in ideas ad in sharing of beautiful informations.