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Jaḍa Bharata Talks about Samsara to King Rahūgaṇa The brāhmaṇa told King Rahūgaṇa, to disassociate from the material world. He spoke figuratively of the forest of the material world & said it is like a dangerous forest. There are plunderers (the six senses) as well as wild animals like jackals & lions (our relatives) who are anxious to suck the blood from us. The King replied: It is wonderful t...

Happy Guru Purnima : guru-kṛṣṇa-prasāde pāya bhakti-latā-bīja A person without Bhakti is subjected to mental concoctions and is governed by the material energy. The living entity who is free from mental concoctions attains the platform of pure spirit soul, devoid of material contamination. There are two types of living entities: jīvātmā and Paramātmā, the individual soul and the Supreme Soul. T...

Jaḍa Bharata Instructs King Rahūgaṇa King Rahūgaṇa, hearing the instructions of Jaḍa Bharata, was awakened to his real knowledge. When he came to his consciousness, he understood that he had offended a great, learned and saintly person. At that time he very humbly and respectfully prayed to Jaḍa Bharata. He now wanted to understand the deep meaning of the philosophical words used by Jaḍa Bharat...

Discussion Between Jaḍa Bharata and Mahārāja Rahūgaṇa The King Rahūgaṇa forced Jaḍa Bharata to carry his palanquin and chastised him because he did not carry it properly. A carrier of King Rahūgaṇa’s palanquin was needed, and to fulfill this need the chief carriers found Jaḍa Bharata as the most likely person to do the work. He was therefore forced to carry the palanquin. Jaḍa Bharata, however,...

In this Sarga, Hanumān assures Seetā mata that he is truly a messenger of Lord Rama and gives the ring with the name of Rāma inscribed on it to Seetā. readramayana.org/Sundara/36/?ss1=Roman&ss2=Devanagari Melkote The place is also known as Thirunarayanapuram. It is built on rocky hills known as Yadavagiri or Yadugiri overlooking the Cauvery valley. Early in 12th century, the great Srivaishnava ...

Daśakam: 93 Lessons from the 25 Gurus bandhusnehaṁ vijahyāṁ tava hi karuṇayā tvayyupāveśitātmā sarvaṁ tyaktvā chareyaṁ sakalamapi jagadvikṣya māyāvilāsam nānātvād bhrāntijanyāt sati khalu guṇadOṣāvabOdhe vidhirvā vyāsedhO vā kathaṁ tau tvayi nihitamatervitavaiṣamyabuddheḥ || 93-1 || kṣuttṛiṣṇālOpamātre satatakṛitadhiyO jantavaḥ santyanantāstebhyO vijnānavattvāt puruṣa iha varastajjanirdurlabhai...

Although Bharata Mahārāja was very elevated, he fell down due to his attachment to a young deer. He was able to give up his opulent kingdom, yet he became attached to the deer and fell down from his mystic yoga practice. Once when the deer was absent, Mahārāja Bharata was so disturbed that he began to search for it. While searching and lamenting the deer’s absence, Mahārāja Bharata fell down an...

aruLkaDal alaigaLilE midandu vandOm (743) rAgam: shuddha dhanyAsi thALam: Adi pallavi aruLkaDal alaigaLilE midandu vandOm gurunAthA anbuvazhip pAdaiyilE thavazhndu vandOm anupallavi thiruvE thirupARkaDal amudE muraLIdharA thiruvE thirupARkaDal amudE un peyar sonnAl thIrAda vinaigaLellAm thIyinilE thUsAgum || a || charaNam 01. thunbangaLai inbamAkkum mAya viddhai nipuNananDrO thulangum thirumuga...

In this Sarga, Seetā asks Hanumān to tell about the distinguishing marks of Rāma and how he came to meet Rāma, so that she can trust him to be who he says he is. readramayana.org/Sundara/35/?ss1=Roman&ss2=Devanagari Ṡlōkas 17 to 20 describe the features defined in Sāmudrika Sastra (the science of bodily features). sturdy 3-chest, wrist & fist, symbols of royalty - uraṡca maṇibandhaṡca mushṭiṡca...

Daśakam: 93 Lessons from the 25 Gurus bandhusnehaṁ vijahyāṁ tava hi karuṇayā tvayyupāveśitātmā sarvaṁ tyaktvā chareyaṁ sakalamapi jagadvikṣya māyāvilāsam nānātvād bhrāntijanyāt sati khalu guṇadOṣāvabOdhe vidhirvā vyāsedhO vā kathaṁ tau tvayi nihitamatervitavaiṣamyabuddheḥ || 93-1 || kṣuttṛiṣṇālOpamātre satatakṛitadhiyO jantavaḥ santyanantāstebhyO vijnānavattvāt puruṣa iha varastajjanirdurlabhai...

Daśakam: 67 disappearance of the Lord and Sri Gita Govinda Mahakavyam - Sri Jayadeva Ashtapadi - 19 sphuratparānanda rasātmakena tvayā samāsādita bhOgalilāḥ asimamānandabharaṁ prapannā mahānta māpurmadamambujākṣyaḥ || 67-1 || niliyate(a)sau mayi mayyamāyaṁ ramāpatirviśva manO(a)bhirāmaḥ itisma sarvāḥ kalitābhimānāḥ nirikṣya gOvinda tirOhitO(a)bhūḥ || 67-2 || rādhābhidhāṁ tāvadajātagarvām atipri...

Rishi Bharata finds a baby deer Although Bharata Mahārāja was very elevated, he fell down due to his attachment to a young deer. One day after Bharata Mahārāja had taken his bath as usual in the river Gaṇḍakī and was chanting his mantra, he saw a pregnant deer come to the river to drink water. Suddenly there could be heard the thundering roar of a lion, and the deer was so frightened that it im...

Sundara Kaanda - Sarga 34 In this Sarga, Hanumān, who heard Seetā describing her story, tells her that he has come as the envoy of Rāma, and that Rāma and Lakshmaṇa inquire her wellbeing. readramayana.org/Sundara/34/?ss1=Roman&ss2=Devanagari

Talks Between Nārada and King Prācīnabarhi 4.29.70 nāhaṁ mameti bhāvo ’yaṁ puruṣe vyavadhīyate yāvad buddhi-mano-’kṣārtha-guṇa-vyūho hy anādimān 4.29.71 supti-mūrcchopatāpeṣu prāṇāyana-vighātataḥ nehate ’ham iti jñānaṁ mṛtyu-prajvārayor api 4.29.72 garbhe bālye ’py apauṣkalyād ekādaśa-vidhaṁ tadā liṅgaṁ na dṛśyate yūnaḥ kuhvāṁ candramaso yathā 4.29.73 arthe hy avidyamāne ’pi saṁsṛtir na nivarta...

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