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Wishing for the good one

Dear Anamika,
It is really heartening and reading such good messages about doing our formalities on a daily basis! We brahmin society is ignoring the cultures, traditions and importances or specialties of our community and mingled with moden life! I wanted to greet for the great works of involving your son in sandhi, samitadhanam on a daily basis is really a great thing. To be honest I am not doing and in order involve and engage I wanted to take VRS in 50 years to start all this. Really you are having a meaningful life and by chanting mantras your life will be purified further.
Always it is advisable to have a guru for understanding the meaning of sanscrit and to pronounce it properly. But you are taking atmost care on a daily basis which is remarkable
Hats off to you and your son!!!

[QUOTE="SridharRamki, post: 64083, member: 9489"] [b]Wishing for the good one[/b] Dear Anamika, It is really heartening and reading such good messages about doing our formalities on a daily basis! We brahmin society is ignoring the cultures, traditions and importances or specialties of our community and mingled with moden life! I wanted to greet for the great works of involving your son in sandhi, samitadhanam on a daily basis is really a great thing. To be honest I am not doing and in order involve and engage I wanted to take VRS in 50 years to start all this. Really you are having a meaningful life and by chanting mantras your life will be purified further. Always it is advisable to have a guru for understanding the meaning of sanscrit and to pronounce it properly. But you are taking atmost care on a daily basis which is remarkable Hats off to you and your son!!! [/QUOTE]

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