Sad news for Srivaishnavas

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SrI:

SrimatE rAmAnujAya nama:

SrimatE varavara munaye nama:

Dear Srivaishnavas,

With a heavy heart I am sharing the sad news of the demise of Sri TNS Narayanan Swamin of Adyar, Chennai. A retired senior executive at a Private company he chose to dedicate his life to the cause of Srivaishnava service; he basically walked the talk by contributing heavily for the VEDICS tsunami project despite his poor health. In fact, he was instrumental in constructing a Srivaishnava temple in the midst of the fishermen locality in Foreshore estate, Madras and conducting many Srivaishnava events for the good of even the fishermen; he enjoyed tremendous local support, much in the spirit of our poorvAchAryAs.

Adiyen is fortunate to have TNS Narayanan swamin as my athimber. He inspired me to learn the Divyaprabandam, and used to cite the verse "En amudhinai kaNda kangaL.." from Amalanadhippiran all the time, the very reason for the beginning of my attachment to our glorious sampradayam. He swore by the inner meaning of Saranagathi and was not fearful of anything (including his own failing health), for he believed strongly in nammAzhwAr,s words.

On the one hand I am happily convinced that Lord Sriman nArAyaNa will have the best plans for his committed devotee while on the other hand, I am terribly feeling the loss of a good relative (was practically my second father) and a great Srivaishnava.

adiyEn,

kidAmbi Soundararajan.

AzhwAr emperumAnAr jeeyar thiruvadigaLE Saranam.

ps: I have attached some of pictures of the Srinivasa temple constructed in the slums of Foreshore estate, TNS Narayanan swamin can be seen in one of the pictures holding a fishing net.

 

 

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Dear svAmi,

 

i have moved with him during the tsunami project and also during the seva kalam later on.

 

even about 15days back he invited me for a seva kalam but i was not in twon

 

bad luck

 

I am sure EmperumAn will confer him the highest positon

 

srEamthEa ramanujaya nam:

 

dasan

vanamamalai padmanabhan

-

vimalkumar ranganathan

ramanuja

Thursday, June 01, 2006 11:25 AM

[ramanuja] Sad news for Srivaishnavas

 

 

SrI:

SrimatE rAmAnujAya nama:

SrimatE varavara munaye nama:

 

Dear Srivaishnavas,

With a heavy heart I am sharing the sad news of the demise of Sri TNS Narayanan Swamin of Adyar, Chennai. A retired senior executive at a Private company he chose to dedicate his life to the cause of Srivaishnava service; he basically walked the talk by contributing heavily for the VEDICS tsunami project despite his poor health. In fact, he was instrumental in constructing a Srivaishnava temple in the midst of the fishermen locality in Foreshore estate, Madras and conducting many Srivaishnava events for the good of even the fishermen; he enjoyed tremendous local support, much in the spirit of our poorvAchAryAs.

 

Adiyen is fortunate to have TNS Narayanan swamin as my athimber. He inspired me to learn the Divyaprabandam, and used to cite the verse "En amudhinai kaNda kangaL.." from Amalanadhippiran all the time, the very reason for the beginning of my attachment to our glorious sampradayam. He swore by the inner meaning of Saranagathi and was not fearful of anything (including his own failing health), for he believed strongly in nammAzhwAr,s words.

 

On the one hand I am happily convinced that Lord Sriman nArAyaNa will have the best plans for his committed devotee while on the other hand, I am terribly feeling the loss of a good relative (was practically my second father) and a great Srivaishnava.

 

adiyEn,

kidAmbi Soundararajan.

 

AzhwAr emperumAnAr jeeyar thiruvadigaLE Saranam.

 

ps: I have attached some of pictures of the Srinivasa temple constructed in the slums of Foreshore estate, TNS Narayanan swamin can be seen in one of the pictures holding a fishing net.

 

 

 

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I have attached some of pictures of the Srinivasa temple constructed in the slums of Foreshore estate in the folder named "FORESHORE ESTATE TEMPLE" under the Photos section of the Ramanuja group:

http://ph.ramanuja/photos/browse/2307?c=

TNS Narayanan swamin can be seen in one of the pictures holding fishing nets.

 

vimalkumar ranganathan <panardasan > wrote:

SrI:

SrimatE rAmAnujAya nama:

SrimatE varavara munaye nama:

Dear Srivaishnavas,

With a heavy heart I am sharing the sad news of the demise of Sri TNS Narayanan Swamin of Adyar, Chennai. A retired senior executive at a Private company he chose to dedicate his life to the cause of Srivaishnava service; he basically walked the talk by contributing heavily for the VEDICS tsunami project despite his poor health. In fact, he was instrumental in constructing a Srivaishnava temple in the midst of the fishermen locality in Foreshore estate, Madras and conducting many Srivaishnava events for the good of even the fishermen; he enjoyed tremendous local support, much in the spirit of our poorvAchAryAs.

Adiyen is fortunate to have TNS Narayanan swamin as my athimber. He inspired me to learn the Divyaprabandam, and used to cite the verse "En amudhinai kaNda kangaL.." from Amalanadhippiran all the time, the very reason for the beginning of my attachment to our glorious sampradayam. He swore by the inner meaning of Saranagathi and was not fearful of anything (including his own failing health), for he believed strongly in nammAzhwAr,s words.

On the one hand I am happily convinced that Lord Sriman nArAyaNa will have the best plans for his committed devotee while on the other hand, I am terribly feeling the loss of a good relative (was practically my second father) and a great Srivaishnava.

adiyEn,

kidAmbi Soundararajan.

AzhwAr emperumAnAr jeeyar thiruvadigaLE Saranam.

ps: I have attached some of pictures of the Srinivasa temple constructed in the slums of Foreshore estate, TNS Narayanan swamin can be seen in one of the pictures holding a fishing net.

 

New Messenger with Voice. Call regular phones from your PC and save big.