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to know that you have a strong background in Bhagavadpada's Vedanta and we look

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Namaste to all jignaasus(aspirants):

 

This is V.Subrahmanian (Subbu for short)from Bangalore, India.

Owning to the Grace of the Sadguru, there was an opportunity to

learn the Advaita vedanta from Masters like Sri D.S.Subbaramaiya,

who served as a lecturer in Physics in Central College, Bangalore.

He was a research student of the Nobel Laureate Sir C.V.Raman. Sri

Subbaramaiya, an accomplished scholar himself, having studied under

Panditaraja Sri.V.S.Ramachandra Sastrigal, authored a two-volume

work on the SriDakshinamurthystotram, a study based on the

Manasollasa and the Tattvasudha, in English.

It was this great personage that introduced me to the Vedanta and

taught some of the works of Bhagavatpada. After working in the RBI

for some time, i took retirement in 1995 with a view to spend more

time in the study and understanding of the Vedanta by making it

meaningful for my own life. It is my intention and hope to benefit

immensely from the rich variety of viewpoints, inputs and above all,

the wisdom of the participants of this egroup.

With warm regards to all of the sadhakas,

subbu

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subrahmanian_v <subrahmanian_v wrote:

This is V.Subrahmanian (Subbu for short)from Bangalore, India.

Owning to the Grace of the Sadguru, there was an opportunity to

learn the Advaita vedanta from Masters like Sri D.S.Subbaramaiya,

who served as a lecturer in Physics in Central College, Bangalore.

He was a research student of the Nobel Laureate Sir C.V.Raman. Sri

Subbaramaiya, an accomplished scholar himself, having studied under

Panditaraja Sri.V.S.Ramachandra Sastrigal, authored a two-volume

work on the SriDakshinamurthystotram, a study based on the

Manasollasa and the Tattvasudha, in English.

 

 

 

 

Dear sir,

I have had the good fortune of having had access to the

aforesaid two-volume work on Sri Dakshinamurthystotram. It is a marvellous

work. May I seek information as regards the availability of the website of

this author. I have also happened to go through one big volume on Advaita

philosophy authored by one Swamy Sachidandeswara Saraswathy, a disciple of

Sringeri pontiff, translated into English by one A.J.Alston. Will it be of use

for individuals not very much familiar with intellectual thoughts on Advaita,

but who have a propensity towards Advaita as a subjective mind-transcending

religion, to go through this great work? My mooring is basically towards the

simple form of Advaitha transmitted to humanity by Bhaghavan Ramana. Is

Ramana's approach different in anyway from the traditional advaita? I request

to be enlightened on this aspect, since your background seems to be very

authentic.

 

yours ever in Bhaghavan Ramana

Sankarraman

 

 

 

 

 

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Namaste Subramayam Ji,

 

Welcome to the forum. Its a great experience to have accomplished people like

you and get to learn from your experience and knowledge. For people like me who

do not have a formal education in this line but are eager to understand and

absorb from others views this is a great opportunity.

 

Wish you an enriching experience.

 

Regards

 

Subbu (A less knowledgable namesake of yours)

 

subrahmanian_v <subrahmanian_v wrote: List Moderator's Note:

Welcome Sri Subrahmanian to the advaitin list. It is good to know that you have

a strong background in Bhagavadpada's Vedanta and we look forward to your

active participation in the list discussions. If you want to send your thoughts

on the Sri Dakshinamurthystotram, please go ahead and post them when you get

time. We always welcome those who want to lead a month-long discussion on any

advaita topic. Welcome again!

-------------------------

 

Namaste to all jignaasus(aspirants):

 

This is V.Subrahmanian (Subbu for short)from Bangalore, India.

Owning to the Grace of the Sadguru, there was an opportunity to

learn the Advaita vedanta from Masters like Sri D.S.Subbaramaiya,

who served as a lecturer in Physics in Central College, Bangalore.

He was a research student of the Nobel Laureate Sir C.V.Raman. Sri

Subbaramaiya, an accomplished scholar himself, having studied under

Panditaraja Sri.V.S.Ramachandra Sastrigal, authored a two-volume

work on the SriDakshinamurthystotram, a study based on the

Manasollasa and the Tattvasudha, in English.

It was this great personage that introduced me to the Vedanta and

taught some of the works of Bhagavatpada. After working in the RBI

for some time, i took retirement in 1995 with a view to spend more

time in the study and understanding of the Vedanta by making it

meaningful for my own life. It is my intention and hope to benefit

immensely from the rich variety of viewpoints, inputs and above all,

the wisdom of the participants of this egroup.

With warm regards to all of the sadhakas,

subbu

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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