Dear Friends ,
Recently I was travelling back from New Delhi to Bangalore by Train.
One of my co-passenger was an ex M.P. from T.N.We travelled for almost 2 days together and were chatting on general topics, cricketer of yester year and ofcourse politics on first day. Next morning we started chatting about Castes religions and other general topics.
That gentleman is a converted Christian and follows Christianity sincierly.
He was quoting that one of his brother was not blessed with kids almost for a decade after marriage. Some unknown persons have suggested them to visit their Kula Deivam Koil and prey for Vamsa vridhi.With great difficulty they could identify their Kula Deivam in a remote village and offered prayers as per the norm of the Temple.
Next year he was blessed with a Beautiful Girl followed by 2 more male kids.
But as per Christianity norms he should pay a fine to the Church were he belongs to for making offerings/visiting other community temples.
Now he pays fine to his church every year.
The best part is his father adopted Christianity when his mother was about to deliver his Brother ( about 60 years back ).
Kula deivam for Kula vridhi.
Since then I have made it a practice to visit my Kula Deivam whenever possible.
Recently I was travelling back from New Delhi to Bangalore by Train.
One of my co-passenger was an ex M.P. from T.N.We travelled for almost 2 days together and were chatting on general topics, cricketer of yester year and ofcourse politics on first day. Next morning we started chatting about Castes religions and other general topics.
That gentleman is a converted Christian and follows Christianity sincierly.
He was quoting that one of his brother was not blessed with kids almost for a decade after marriage. Some unknown persons have suggested them to visit their Kula Deivam Koil and prey for Vamsa vridhi.With great difficulty they could identify their Kula Deivam in a remote village and offered prayers as per the norm of the Temple.
Next year he was blessed with a Beautiful Girl followed by 2 more male kids.
But as per Christianity norms he should pay a fine to the Church were he belongs to for making offerings/visiting other community temples.
Now he pays fine to his church every year.
The best part is his father adopted Christianity when his mother was about to deliver his Brother ( about 60 years back ).
Kula deivam for Kula vridhi.
Since then I have made it a practice to visit my Kula Deivam whenever possible.