We all know about Sri Ram & His family members. How many of us know Sri Rama ancestors? Let's go with a #Thread
According to Srimad Valmiki Ramayana, Vasishta Maharshi introduces King Dasharatha's Family Tree to King Janaka just before Sri Sita Rama Kalyanam. @LostTemple7
Lets learn Sri Rama's ancestors
From Bhagwan Brahma- Marichi
Marichi's son Kashyapa Prajapathi
Kashyap's son Vivsawan (Surya Bhagwan)
Vivaswan's son Manu
Among 10 son's of Manu 1 was Ikshwaku.
Ikshvaku made Ayodhya his capital & this way Ikshvaku generation came into existence.
Ikshvaku's son Kukshi
Kukshi's son Vikukshi
Vikukshi's son Baan
Baan's son Anranya
Anranya's son Pruthu
Pruthu's son Trishanku
Trishanku's son Dhundhumaar.
Dhundhumaar's son Yuvanshva
Yuvanshva's son Maandhaata
Maandhaata's son Susandhi
Susandhi had two son's-
Dhuvasandhi & Prasenjeet
Dhuvasandhi son Bharat
Bharat son Asit
Asit son Sagara
Sagara son Asamanj
Asamanj's son Anshuman
Anshuman's son Dilip
Dilip's son Bhagiratha
Bhagiratha was the one who bought Maa Ganga to Earth
Bhagiratha's son Kakutstha.
Kakutstha's son Raghu.
Raghu was well-known for his warrior & brilliance, hence future generation came to be known as Raghuvansh, thus generation came to be known Raghukula
Raghu's son Pravrudh
Pravrudh's son Shamkhan
Shamkhan's son Sudharshan
Sudharshan's son Agnivarna
Agnivarna's son Shighrag
Shighrag's son Meru
Meru's son Prashukshuk
Prashukshuk's son Ambarish
Ambarish's son Nahusha
Nahusha's son Yayati
Yayati's son Nabhag
Nabhag's son Aja
Aja's son Dasharath
Dasharath had four sons - Ram, Bharath, Lakshman & Shatrughna. In 39th generation Sri Ram was born.
Did You Know ?
Significance of Chidambaram Mandir design, layout & architecture of the Mandir is replete with philosophical meanings.
Let's go thru a small #Thread - 1. The 9 gateways signify the 9 orifices in the human body. @LostTemple7
2. The Ponnambalam, the sanctum sanctorum represents the heart which is reached by a flight of 5 stairs called the Panchaatchara padi - pancha meaning 5, achhara – indestructible syllables – "SI VA YA NA MA", from a raised anterior dias - the Kanakasabai.
3. The access to the Sabha is through the sides of the stage (not from the front as in most mandirs).
The Sanctum sanctorum is held by 28 pillars – representing the 28 agamas or set of methodologies for the worship of Bhagwan Shiva.
How our Ancient Indians use to calculate space according to Srimad Bhagawatham. #Thread
Lets start from India: India is a part of South Asia; Asia is one of the continent in the world;
This world is nothing but Earth. The whole Earth is known as Bhooh.
In Bhooh we have seven Dweepams known as Jambu, Plaksha, Shalmali, Kusha, Kraunca, Shaka, Pushkara Dweepams respectively. India is in Jambudweepam.
Above Bhooh there are seven layers/lokas named as Bhuvah, Suvah, Mahah, Janah, Tapah, Satyam
Similarly, Below Earth there are
another seven layers/Lokas called as Atala, Vitala, Sutala, Rasathala, ThalaaThala, Mahathala, Pathala.
seven lokas above & seven Lokas below Earth respectively. So we call (Eer Yezhu Lokam in Tamil) means 7X2=14 Lokas
All these 14 lokas including Earth looks like an egg.
*Father Of The Nation* they taught you. But the *True Fathers* Of the Indian Civilization never appeared in our syllabus #Thread 👇 1. Father of astronomy: Aryabhatta; work - Aryabhattiyam 2. Father of astrology: Varahamihira, works; Panchasiddhantika, Bruhat Hora Shastra
8. Father of #architecture : Vishwakarma 9. Father of #aerodynamics : Mayasura, work : Vastu Darpana 10. Father of #Medicine: Dhanvanthri, first propounded #Ayurveda 11. Father of #grammar : Panini, work: Vyakarana Deepika
A kutty #Story
Teacher addresses a student & asks: “How many kidneys do we have?"
“Four!", The backbencher student responds.
“Four? Haha,” The teacher was one of those who took pleasure in picking on his students' mistakes and demoralizing them.
“Bring a bundle of grass, because we have a donkey in the room," the teacher orders a front bencher.
“And for me a coffee!”, the backbencher student added.
The teacher was furious & expelled the student from the room.
The student was, by the way, a famous humorist namely
Aparicio Torelly Aporelly (1895-1971), better known as the "Baron de Itararé".
On his way out of the classroom, the student still had the audacity to correct the furious teacher:
"You asked me how many kidneys‘ *we have*. "We have four: two of mine & two of yours. *‘We have’*
Pachaiappas silks, Kanchipuram conducted Mahadev Shiva Abhishekam, Pooja along with Shiva Gana Vadhyam, Taalam, Shankh. Have a wonderful Darshan 🙏 @LostTemple7 #HarHarMahadevॐ