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Srimathe Rangaramanuja Mahadesikaya Namaha

Srimathe Nigamantha Mahadesikaya Namaha

Srimathe Bhagavathe Bhasyakaraya Mahadesikaya Namaha

Srimathe Ranganatha Divyamani Padukabhayam Namaha

 

Dear Srivaishnavas,

 

Sri Ranganatha Paduka is a monthly religious journal published by

Srirangam Srimath Andavan Ashramam. Each issue contains over 150

informative pages on Srivaishnava Sath Sampradayam. It features

Srimukhams from His Holiness Srimath Andavan on our sampradayam and many

other sampradayic articles by various Srivaishnavaite vidwans in Tamil,

Telugu and English. It also contains religious calendar for that month

with guidance from the Ashramam for various important religious days as

observed by the Ashramam. There is also a 'Question and Answer' section.

It has authoritative answers from the editor of the journal Vidwan Sri.

U.Ve. Natteri Rajagoplachariar to very useful and pertinent questions

posed by its readers on sampradayic matters and every day life of

Srivaishnavas. It also carries other informative features like Srimath

Andavan's sancharam schedule for that month, News updates on events at

the Ashramam and important announcements.

 

Srirangam Srimath Andavan Ashramam has made special arrangements to send

a bulk shipment of the monthly issues of the journal to Sri Ramanuja

Mission of Srirangam Srimath Andavan Ashramam by courier for further

distribution and mailing each month to bhagavathas in U.S.A/Canada. You

can to the issues instantly online by visiting

http://www..org/and look for the links in the

Announcement section in the main page.

 

regards,

Shyamsundar Sreenivasan

for Sri Ramanuja Mission of Srirangam Srimath Andavan Ashramam

 

 

 

 

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RARE occurrence is attracting devotees to a pilgrim centre, a few kilometres

away from Saint Tyagaraja's samadhi, in Thiruvaiyaru, near Thanjavur. The

Jagadrakshaka Perumal temple, in Thirukoodalur, near Kapisthalam, on the

Thanjavur-Kumbakonam route, one of the Divyakshetrams, and hence a holy

centre for Vaishnavites, is being renovated.

 

The prakarams are ready and the reconstruction of the gopuram and shrines is

being carried out. A month ago, when the authorities decided to cut parts of

the jackfruit tree that was in the temple complex, for use in the renovation

work, they found a natural formation in the shape of a big conch, about five

feet in height and two feet wide in the middle, on the trunk.

 

As the workers and devotees felt it was a divine phenomenon, the felling of

branches was stopped. Turmeric paste was applied to mark the portion so that

it would be clearly visible from the ground. - DVV

 

 

 

 

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> [image]

> Sri:

> Srimathe Rangaramanuja Mahadesikaya Namaha

> Srimathe Nigamantha Mahadesikaya Namaha

> Srimathe Bhagavathe Bhasyakaraya Mahadesikaya Namaha

> Srimathe Ranganatha Divyamani Padukabhayam Namaha

>

> Dear Srivaishnavas,

>

> Sri Ranganatha Paduka is a monthly religious journal published by

> Srirangam Srimath Andavan Ashramam. Each issue contains over 150

> informative pages on Srivaishnava Sath Sampradayam. It features

> Srimukhams from His Holiness Srimath Andavan on our sampradayam and many

> other sampradayic articles by various Srivaishnavaite vidwans in Tamil,

> Telugu and English. It also contains religious calendar for that month

> with guidance from the Ashramam for various important religious days as

> observed by the Ashramam. There is also a 'Question and Answer' section.

> It has authoritative answers from the editor of the journal Vidwan Sri.

> U.Ve. Natteri Rajagoplachariar to very useful and pertinent questions

> posed by its readers on sampradayic matters and every day life of

> Srivaishnavas. It also carries other informative features like Srimath

> Andavan's sancharam schedule for that month, News updates on events at

> the Ashramam and important announcements.

>

> Srirangam Srimath Andavan Ashramam has made special arrangements to send

> a bulk shipment of the monthly issues of the journal to Sri Ramanuja

> Mission of Srirangam Srimath Andavan Ashramam by courier for further

> distribution and mailing each month to bhagavathas in U.S.A/Canada. You

> can to the issues instantly online by visiting

> http://www..org/and look for the links in the

> Announcement section in the main page.

>

> regards,

> Shyamsundar Sreenivasan

> for Sri Ramanuja Mission of Srirangam Srimath Andavan Ashramam

>

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