Akshaya

Ramaa-kalatrana Daasa-vargake Namipenanavarata || Always at the humble feet of Sri-Hari's dasas!!

Trinavatra - Sarvamoola Patrika

Pay for your actions

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Once a demon named tṛṇāvarta, came in the form of a gale to kill Lord Shri Krishna. He was like the Prana Vayu (one among the pancha pranas or primary winds in the body) of all the demons. He was very arrogant.

Ani Mandavya

Speak Cautiously Act Judiciously

The purpose of reading scriptures should not be limited to historical learnings. Each character, every event mentioned in them has a lesson to convey. We would be lost in understanding them if not for the commentaries by Shriman Madhwacharya and his disciples.

Vishnu Prasada

Vishnu Prasada

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Although a man’s food could be vegetarian, sourcing it would invariably involve violence. By feeding on grains, pulses, roots, vegetables and water, many organisms are harmed.

Jiva – A part of God or different from Him?

Beings are bhinnāmsha as they have body made of five elements and thus are called jīvas (beings). They go through the cycle of life and death. The beings act only through God’s blessings. But forms like Matsya etc., do not have any deformities because they are God himself.

I bow down to the most compassionate

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Appannacharya in the Guru Stotra sings – “O Giver of all! The destroyer of mountains of sins with a mere glance; ocean of compassion; protect me always”.

The Importance of Jnana Mudra

The index finger follows the thumb and it indicates a person (self or others) or the soul. It is a directive finger, so a person uses it to address others. As qualified earlier, the thumb represents the Almighty God. The index finger (soul) is not with thumb (God) but with the other fingers – middle, ring and little fingers that signify ignorance, desire and duty respectively.

Bhagavata Dharma

Bhagavata Dharma

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“(He) will protect” should be the faith that one should have in the lotus feet of Lord. Upon constantly believing so, there shall be no fear in our life. As the saying goes “No one has suffered by keepin faith in Him”, there should be immense faith in Him. The scriptures have termed this immense faith as “Bhagavata Dharma”. We can see this in Bheemasena in Mahabharata.