Introduction

[Guest guest]

Dear sirs,

 

Hearty pranams to all. I have become a new member of

this group .

> I am deeply interested in Vishistadvaita philosophy

..

>I would like to take part in the discussions related

to that.

> To start with i would like to share a few of my

thoughts related to that !

 

These thoughts are pertaining to the contemporary

relevance of our sampradayams. i share this purely due

to my childish curiosity. Let it not hurt anyone.

 

>> In ancient days all the brahmans used to have

tikkas(kudumy) nowadays all of us don't.

 

>> the daily schedule of a brahman is to do

sandyavandanam, take bath , prepare for the day's

worship, get biksha for his food and so on ...

now all of us don't.

 

>> brahmans should not travel across the sea...

 

like this we have big list of dos and don'ts.

 

as the decades pass by the dos have been modified and

donts have become dos after little modifications by ?!

 

Now the question is, having witnessed this type of

evolution, what is the contemporary relevance of

any/most of our sampradyams in the present day

scenario ?

 

> does this discussion has to continue about the

relevance of the sampradayams till we get a solution ?

OR

> should we have to follow them as far as possible,

in order to carry the tradition to the future

generations to come ? OR

> Can we settle down to some common understanding of

modifying them to everyone's needs ( not whims and

fancies)?

 

if any of us share thoughts regarding this i will be

glad to understand better.

 

vasaka doshaka kshandavya

 

adiyen

ptsrinivasan

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

sir,re.query of sri.ptsrinivasan- the restriction of

hindus/brahmins not to travel across seas is perhaps

if the travel takes more than a day when the

nithyakaramanushtanam may be affected.airtravel

theseday avoidsd these difficulties.dasan narayan

--- "P.T. SRINIVASAN" <ptsrinivasan wrote:

> Dear sirs,

> sir,> Hearty pranams to all. I have become a new

member of

> this group .

> > I am deeply interested in Vishistadvaita

> philosophy

> .

> >I would like to take part in the discussions

> related

> to that.

> > To start with i would like to share a few of my

> thoughts related to that !

>

> These thoughts are pertaining to the contemporary

> relevance of our sampradayams. i share this purely

> due

> to my childish curiosity. Let it not hurt anyone.

>

> >> In ancient days all the brahmans used to have

> tikkas(kudumy) nowadays all of us don't.

>

> >> the daily schedule of a brahman is to do

> sandyavandanam, take bath , prepare for the day's

> worship, get biksha for his food and so on ...

> now all of us don't.

>

> >> brahmans should not travel across the sea...

>

> like this we have big list of dos and don'ts.

>

> as the decades pass by the dos have been modified

> and

> donts have become dos after little modifications by

> ?!

>

> Now the question is, having witnessed this type of

> evolution, what is the contemporary relevance of

> any/most of our sampradyams in the present day

> scenario ?

>

> > does this discussion has to continue about the

> relevance of the sampradayams till we get a solution

> ?

> OR

> > should we have to follow them as far as possible,

> in order to carry the tradition to the future

> generations to come ? OR

> > Can we settle down to some common understanding

> of

> modifying them to everyone's needs ( not whims and

> fancies)?

>

> if any of us share thoughts regarding this i will be

> glad to understand better.

>

> vasaka doshaka kshandavya

>

> adiyen

> ptsrinivasan

>

>

>

>

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> prices

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>

>

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

It is my understanding that even for performance of the anushThAnams within

a day, there are rules to be observed (such as: arghyam during sandhyA is

supposed to be offered while standing in knee-deep water etc.). There are

rules even for how we should clean ourselves after mala visarjanam, mUtra

visarjanam, etc. The prakRtam ahobila maTham azhagiya Singer has written a

book on Ahnikam which might go into the details of the nitya anushThAnams.

 

-dAsan

[Guest guest]

Sri:

 

I have found considerable information regarding "sadaachaaram" in Vishnu

Puraanam.

 

Regards

 

Rajeev

[Guest guest]

Dear Sir The questions raised by Sri Srinivasan

will be answered by me soon Dasan thiruvaheendrapuram

urupattur Soundararajan Chairman Sri Kanchi

Perarulalan Authour of Sri vaishnava Sampradayam_ sila

mukkia vishayangal and YEN-YENNA-YETHERKKU

[Guest guest]

Dear SIR You are absolutly coorect PRAKRATHAM

AZAGIASINGAR during Poorvasramam has written an

execellent book

dasan

Thiruvaheendrapuram Uruppattur Soundararajan

Author of Sri vaishnava sampradayam

sila mukkia vishayangal and YEN- YENNA -YETHERKKU

[Guest guest]

Dear Sir

your thoughts are well founded. Most of

Brahmins are not having KUDUMI. But Brahmins should do

nithya karmas without omission Then only other rituals

will give the desired results Those who seek moksha

and do not want rebirth should have pancha samskara

and prapathi.They should conduct themselves as true

brahmins for which DOs and DONTs will be of use.

 

Please refer my book Sri Vaishnava sampradayam-Sila

mukya vishayangal And YEN-YENNA-YHERKKU

Dasan

Thiruvahindrapuram Uruppattur Soundararajan

Chairman Sri Kanchi Perarulalan