And Namperumal Darshanam today! From the Chandana Mandapam. Once a year he spends the entire day with all the Azhwars and Acharyas! And after his Thirumanjanam and their Mariyadhai by sunset, returns to his Moolasthanam.
May he continue to bless us!
Ranga! Ranga!
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Few of the Azhwar and Acharyal images.
Azhwar Acharyal Thiruvadigale Sharanam!
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Some more
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And in Badrinath!
Jai Badri Vishal!!
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Auspicious morning of Pushya Bahula Panchami on the traditional Hindu calendar. Sadguru Tyagaraja Swamy attained Siddhi in 1847 on this day. Every year, thousands of musicians and devotees come to Thiruvaiyaru to offer their tributes at his Samadhi Mandiram.
Wrestler, Trader, Ayurvedacharya, Bone-setter, staunch Vaishnava, Mysore Samsthana Raja Vaidya and finally a legendary brand in his own lifetime!
The iconic โUstadโ Kayangadi Papanna!
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Wondering if i should put a thread! ๐๐ปโโ๏ธ๐ค
Papannaโs ancestors migrated from Andhra to the Mysore Kingdom about four generations before him. They belonged to the Telugu Balija community. Many members of that community migrated to the Karnataka region including the saint Kaiwaram Amara Nareyana Swamy.
It began with great hope and promise. It was hijacked by the obvious suspects in the LeLi academia. Quality of content plummeted to Paatala!
Now, no serious scholars of Sanskrit or other languages consider MCL books of any worth. It will die a slow death like the Clay series.๐๐ปโโ๏ธ
For that we have to go to the great Maratha rulers of Thanjavur region. Especially the versatile King Sahaji (1684-1710). He was not only a benevolent ruler but a man of arts. He was well-versed in literature and composed musical operas in Telugu, Marathi and Sanskrit.
Sahaji was a great patron of artistes, scholars and Pundits. In 1693, he donated a village Tiruvisanallur to 46 families of learned Pundits. The village was renamed Sahajirajapuram. Great scholars of Sanskrit, Veda, Shastra and other allied traditional knowledges lived there.