Author : Vidwan Sri Ramavithalacharya Translator & Illustrator : Smt. Chomini Prakash Read part 7 here. Where is Damayanti? Scout! When Nala–Damayanti disappeared, Damayanti’s father,… Read More »Tales of Nala and Damayanti – 8
Śrī śrī vishvēsha tīrtha swamīji had a big role in ensuring that this was a smooth transition and tactfully handled all the legal challenges that arose due to the same.
If one were to list the prominent pontiffs who decorated the famed seat of Dvaitha philosophy, undoubtedly, two of the most knowledgeable and prominent seers would find themselves mentioned foremost.
Sri Vadirajateertha visited their village and witnessed their hardships. He placed down his Kamandala (spouted vessel carried by ascetics) in a field and prayed the Lord. A water spring then started from underneath the Kamandala.
While the first name is negative, the second name is auspicious in all dimensions.
Thus, Śrīvādirāja has subtly exemplified to us as to how a child should be named.
Hence, it is imperative to meditate upon śrī kriṣṇa not as a mere mortal, but as the supreme One who is the cornucopia of the six fundamental attributes.
Snippets from an interview with His Holiness śrī vidyādhīsha tīrtha Interviewer : Vidwan Shrisha Bhat Mudarangadi Translation : Lakshmi Interviewer: You have completed all the… Read More »Naham Karta Harih Karta
O Lord Hari! The One who grants great wealth and progress to those sajjanās who worship with great chants, filled with devotion and detachment from worldly affairs;
Conch also protects our intellect from ignorance-extremes arising within. It safeguards us from the external fear. That is why Guru śukrācārya presented Bali with a conch. In other words, the auspicious sound of the conch fetches us śukradaśe (good times).