A Suggestion

[Guest guest]

Dear Learned Members:

 

Adiyen has a small suggestion. Nothing touches one's heart like the stories we

hear. The wonderful stories and the morals we derive from them always remain in

us.

With the increase in young members in the forum, I believe story telling will be

an easy and a captivating way of instilling thoughts. I request the moderator

and the other elderly members to share the various puranic stories and Achaarya

Vaibhavams of great significance. There have always been many untold stories,

which are getting lost.

It would be great if we could add another distribution list if required for

this. I am ever grateful to my grandmother for telling me numerous stories from

the puranas. I miss hearing them now as I am in the US. I believe the learned

members of this group will enlighten us further and resolve my kuraai.

 

Srimathe Naarayanaaya:

Ramanuja Daasan,

Chaithanya

 

 

 

 

 

 

Health - Feel better, live better

 

 

[Guest guest]

Dear Members of the List,

I am happy to be reading the interesting and enlightening mails being filed

with such enthusiasm and scholarly input.

While the content of the mails often has reference back to Tamil and

Sanskrit wisdom, the texts are in English. There are occasions when English

fails to convey the exact information that some of our members want to

provide to the other members.

In such a context, may I suggest that those who are interested in writing in

Tamil can download the tsc fonts that are being widely used on the internet

and exploit the same to hold discussions in Tamil?

If the suggestion sounds plausible, I will let you know the details of how

to have the fonts downloaded and how to create files and send mails using

the tsc fonts. It is free and also functionally very effective.

Most of the Tamil discussion groups on the internet use the tsc fonts as at

least some of the members in the list may be aware of.

 

With Obeisance to all,

Ramani

 

please visit http://www.geocities.com/ramaninaidu where there is a pdf file

of elucidation of Thiruppavai, Thiruvempavai and Thiruppalliyelucci in Tamil

and English which had attracted international readership during the month of

Marghazhi for the past two years. The site also has a book in pdf form on

Vaishnavam in the north, beginning with the Upanishadic periods down to the

11th century literature.

 

Ramani

[Guest guest]

Dear Sir,

 

great suggesion. I look forward to hearing stories.

I strongly believe that stories can increase bhakti

than just chanting.

 

Namaskarams,

Ramesh Ramanujam

--- Chaithanya Balasubramaniam <bchaithu

wrote:

> Dear Learned Members:

>

> Adiyen has a small suggestion. Nothing touches one's

> heart like the stories we hear. The wonderful

> stories and the morals we derive from them always

> remain in us.

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