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I am Srinivasan and i am proud to be an brahmin

namaskarangal pala

I am Rajendram Sundarachari SAMPATH.
Born and brought up in Kulitalai. erstwhile Tiruchi Dist.(presently attached to Karur) Did my schooling there andhigher education in Madras.
Joined Indian overseas Bank in 1975. Moved to Delhi in the year 1983. Retired from the services of Indian overseas bank as Senior Manager.I was also representing the interest of officers of the Bank as Asst.General Secretary of Indian Overseas Bank Officers' Association.

My wife is Ms. Vijaya Sampath and employed with Association of Indian Universities. Delhi

I have son and a daughter.

regards

sampath


Hi,

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Thanks and Regards,

Rangan M.S.
 
stress-new generation -what to follow

Stress is prevailing among all young generation. but how to over come; it is by daily walk; yoga; daily exercise ; this is followed by most of them; but still they are under stress.


There are two things; One is doing a task by interest and the other is doing for overcoming or for the sake of some thing. The young generation is doing walk/yoga/exercise for the sake of some thing and there is no real interest in it and hence they are not able overcome stress;


Previous generation persons used to attend bhajans, visit holy places – temple/ church/ mosque regularly with full devotion. There is good method followed by uttering god's mandhra, slogas and hearing many good stories.

There are place for family get together. They played games daily with out fail. They do walk regularly.

There are some grudges from young generation. . There is no play ground. We are late time worker and no time for doing any of the regular practice. Young generation may be true. They are late time worker. They are third and fourth quadrant office goers ; but they know well, energy is required for them to work daily. And they are not going to be stopped for working after a few years. Their energy is required for years together .

To accommodate their body for such change in working hours, they must sleep for eight hours daily (during afternoon /evening according to the shift) and take a compulsory bath to be fresh.

They may hear plesant bhajan songs, uttering god’s mandhtra, devotional songs. This is the valuable , effective medicine god has given to us.

Tele –savy may avoid mobile atleast during that fifteen to thirty minutes time. Better hear through and listen and enjoy the audio at right distance with low decibel.

For those who are not keen worshiping god, they worship themselves, absolutely for one well-being . I t is true that hearing god's songs, sthotharam, mandhra are meant for those who dislike god also. Let them be selfish enough to care of their health and later they will realise god's effect.


Our Indian ancestors were very smart. They know the importance of Homam, pranayamam. They got pure air from temple. They got pure homam air and breathing with brisk walk in temple . They got both. -One is health and another is mind.


Regards
S Padmanabhan
 
stress-new generation -what to follow

Stress is prevailing among all young generation. but how to over come; it is by daily walk; yoga; daily exercise ; this is followed by most of them; but still they are under stress.


There are two things; One is doing a task by interest and the other is doing for overcoming or for the sake of some thing. The young generation is doing walk/yoga/exercise for the sake of some thing and there is no real interest in it and hence they are not able overcome stress;


Previous generation persons used to attend bhajans, visit holy places – temple/ church/ mosque regularly with full devotion. There is good method followed by uttering god's mandhra, slogas and hearing many good stories.

There are place for family get together. They played games daily with out fail. They do walk regularly.

There are some grudges from young generation. . There is no play ground. We are late time worker and no time for doing any of the regular practice. Young generation may be true. They are late time worker. They are third and fourth quadrant office goers ; but they know well, energy is required for them to work daily. And they are not going to be stopped for working after a few years. Their energy is required for years together .

To accommodate their body for such change in working hours, they must sleep for eight hours daily (during afternoon /evening according to the shift) and take a compulsory bath to be fresh.

They may hear plesant bhajan songs, uttering god’s mandhtra, devotional songs. This is the valuable , effective medicine god has given to us.

Tele –savy may avoid mobile atleast during that fifteen to thirty minutes time. Better hear through and listen and enjoy the audio at right distance with low decibel.

For those who are not keen worshiping god, they worship themselves, absolutely for one well-being . I t is true that hearing god's songs, sthotharam, mandhra are meant for those who dislike god also. Let them be selfish enough to care of their health and later they will realise god's effect.


Our Indian ancestors were very smart. They know the importance of Homam, pranayamam. They got pure air from temple. They got pure homam air and breathing with brisk walk in temple . They got both. -One is health and another is mind.


Regards
S Padmanabhan
Shri Padmanabhan,

This is a very relevant topic today. Perhaps this could be a new thread. Pl. consider starting a new thread and moving it there, instead of continuing in this thread which is for members' intro.

Besides all the reasons cited, one great difference was the less number of wants, mainly material comforts; this difference can be seen during the last 50 or 60 years. Ever increasing wants have made life a real stressful one and robbed it of contentment. Life now for youngsters is for acquisition and unless these are acquired, there is the tension that "I don't have x", "I don't have y". Modern life ensures that this mentality grows stronger, not weaker. That is the prime cause for many of the health problems. Some one said "it is easier to lead a simple life outwardly, but difficult to simplify your life inwardly".
 
Om,

My name is SARAVANA KUMAR, aged 34, and living in Chennai with my father and mother & wife and my son, native of NAMAKKAL, near Salem, Working in Central Excise at chennai. When I was searching for the difference between SLOKAS and MANTRAS i come across this site. And I think the explanation gives me a clear perception of this site. so I joined in this site as member. Keep helping me by all means GOD.
 
Hi,

My name is Sivakumar and people call me Siva. My Gothram is Haridasa. Hence the name Haridasa Siva. I am a Cost Accountant working in South Africa. I am actually a Telugu Velanadu Brahmin. Since I was born and brought up in Tamil Nadu, we follow more of Tamil culture. In fact, except for visiting Tirumala, I have visited Andhra Padesh only once. I write poems in Tamil. Do sandhyavandanam every day, and chant slokams as well. I am married and have 2 daughters. I am glad to join Tamilbrahmins.com just a day before my birthday. In fact today (3rd Nov) is my mom's birthday. Lokha samasta sukhino bavantu.
 
welcome so many new members.

please join in contributing to the discussions. we badly need under 30s, and more females, all age groups.

hope to hear from you all regularly.

happy deepavali to one and all...
 
Respected all brahmins,
I am Mr.B.Parthasarathy a retd District Employment Officer from Thanjavur. My born place is Srirengam. I am fully involved in social services especially for our peoples in their family function and extend all possible help in cremation by doing manually some time financially to the extent possible. I am aged 65 years. I am involved in this service for the past 25 years. I enrolled as a member in this website to know about others views and learn more from others. Thanks, B.Parthasarathy, Thanjavur
 
welcome parthasarathy

Respected all brahmins,
I am Mr.B.Parthasarathy a retd District Employment Officer from Thanjavur. My born place is Srirengam. I am fully involved in social services especially for our peoples in their family function and extend all possible help in cremation by doing manually some time financially to the extent possible. I am aged 65 years. I am involved in this service for the past 25 years. I enrolled as a member in this website to know about others views and learn more from others. Thanks, B.Parthasarathy, Thanjavur
Welcome shri. p arthasarathy.Your services are really great.
Alwan
 
Namaskarams!! I am Ramanathan, native of Koduvayur vill in Palghat. Serving with the Army. Have done my post graduation. Interested in Veda mantras and rituals. Plan to take a full plunge into the world of mantrams after hanging my uniform. Thanks for the website.
 
Namaskarams!! I am Ramanathan, native of Koduvayur vill in Palghat. Serving with the Army. Have done my post graduation. Interested in Veda mantras and rituals. Plan to take a full plunge into the world of mantrams after hanging my uniform. Thanks for the website.
hi ramanathan sir,

welcome to new world after hanging over uniform....

i retired from Army too..........studied veda mantras from chittur veda patasala.....very close to Koduvayur , palakkad...

regards
tbs
 
Hi To All

Hi All,

Iam Balaji Krishnamoorthy from a Tamil brahmin family , chennai . Iam proud to be a part of great religion community Brahmins (hindu ) .

I need sandhyavandhanam in tamil either in mp3 or document and it will be better for to have that .

Please can any one post that if you have that ?

Thanks
Balaji K
 
Dear Sri Balaji,

Welcome to this forum.

You belong to which Vedham. Ramakrishna Mutt has published Sandhyavandhanam books in Tamil and you can get CDs at Giri Trading company

Giritrading.com-Exporters of pooja and temple items, books on Hinduism, Carnatic Music cassettes and CDs from India

All the best
Hi All,

Iam Balaji Krishnamoorthy from a Tamil brahmin family , chennai . Iam proud to be a part of great religion community Brahmins (hindu ) .

I need sandhyavandhanam in tamil either in mp3 or document and it will be better for to have that .

Please can any one post that if you have that ?

Thanks
Balaji K
 
Namaskaram I have joined this group just now (found it by accident). I live in Secunderabad. I am a retired teacher (discrete mathematics).

Are there any persons from Dusi (near Kanjipuram), in this group ? Please get in touch with me. We are trying to rejuvenate the koil at Dusi. We need volunteers who can help.

partha
 

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