[Guruvayur/Guruvayoor] Meaning of HIS discussions

[Guest guest]

Om namo narayanaya

 

My personal feeling regading this matter is that " He " may not be happy the way

we recite Bhagavatam. Since Bhagavatam is on line for daily recitation most of

us may be reading it -in the wrong way-. Even I read it everyday. But I am sure

that I may be doing mistakes.Ramayanam used to be recite in our daily chorus ,

but first time I am reciting Bhagavatam. ofcourse I do it in a very clean way.

If anyone feel a solution do convey it. It is very important to note that

" HE " came in the dream of our group member.

 

Pranam to all

 

 

 

 

 

ember.

mmay doing

 

 

sridharan_kay <no_reply > wrote:

 

Jai Sri Radhey! Jay Sri Krishna! Jai Sri Giriraj Govardhan!

 

I was fortunate to visit Guruvayur on 19th and 20th of this month. I

had Darshan of HIM four times on 19th and had the Nirmalya Darshan on

20th.

 

On 20th morning, after finishing the darshan, I came back to room and

had a brief rest. I think unknowingly I felt asleep (around 7.00 AM).

 

At this time, I had a dream that Sri Krishna and myself were having

lot of arguements with each other. HE was claiming that " .....this is

happening this way....that is happening that way.....look at

them..... " and so many which I could not recollect.

 

At the end of the above, I remember HE was remarking " .....see nobody

is reciting Bhagavatham properly and not practiced properly..... " . At

this time, I woke up.

 

I am terribly confused on this incident. What HE was trying to say?

Even after several attempts, I could not recall other statements.

 

Can you please think on the above and let me know?

 

 

 

Ever in the services of Sri Guruvayoorappan

Sridharan

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Om Namo Narayanaya:

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I have heard that after chanting any slokas...whether it is

Bhagavatam/Gita/Ramayanam/Sahasranamam etc we should chant Narayana

narayanan anarayan also. That is the only way out.

 

Sangeetha

 

guruvayur , Indira Kumar <indirapta>

wrote:

>

>

> Om namo narayanaya

>

> My personal feeling regading this matter is that " He " may not be

happy the way we recite Bhagavatam. Since Bhagavatam is on line for

daily recitation most of us may be reading it -in the wrong way-.

Even I read it everyday. But I am sure that I may be doing

mistakes.Ramayanam used to be recite in our daily chorus , but first

time I am reciting Bhagavatam. ofcourse I do it in a very clean way.

If anyone feel a solution do convey it. It is very important to note

that " HE " came in the dream of our group member.

>

> Pranam to all

>

>

>

>

>

> ember.

> mmay doing

>

>

> sridharan_kay <no_reply > wrote:

>

> Jai Sri Radhey! Jay Sri Krishna! Jai Sri Giriraj Govardhan!

>

> I was fortunate to visit Guruvayur on 19th and 20th of this month.

I

> had Darshan of HIM four times on 19th and had the Nirmalya Darshan

on

> 20th.

>

> On 20th morning, after finishing the darshan, I came back to room

and

> had a brief rest. I think unknowingly I felt asleep (around 7.00

AM).

>

> At this time, I had a dream that Sri Krishna and myself were

having

> lot of arguements with each other. HE was claiming that " .....this

is

> happening this way....that is happening that way.....look at

> them..... " and so many which I could not recollect.

>

> At the end of the above, I remember HE was remarking " .....see

nobody

> is reciting Bhagavatham properly and not practiced properly..... " .

At

> this time, I woke up.

>

> I am terribly confused on this incident. What HE was trying to

say?

> Even after several attempts, I could not recall other statements.

>

> Can you please think on the above and let me know?

>

>

>

> Ever in the services of Sri Guruvayoorappan

> Sridharan

>

>

Om Namo Narayanaya:

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Sri Sridharan -

 

Srimd Bhagavatham is called puranam amalam. It is stated that Vyasa was

satisfied only after compiling Srimad Bhagavatham. It is only in Srimad

Bhagavatham, the detailes of Lord Krishna's pastimes are described elaborately.

Sri Jiva Gosvami of gaudiya tradition establishes that Srimad Bhagavatham is the

essence of Vedic literatures and is the natural commentary on Vedanta Sutras.

There are many others. Srimad Bhagavatham should be studied systematically from

a pure devotee who is self - realized. This is the way Srimad Bhagavatham was

taught in Naimisaranyam. Perhaps this is what is meant ?

 

ISKCON is attempting to do it. They have a regular class every morning in 300

temples all around the world. I dont know if there is any other regular program

in any other temple. ISKCON is also facing certain internal problems.

 

There are well known commentators of Srimad Bhagavatham including

 

1) Sridhara Swami - whose commentary was used by Lord Caitanya

2) Vallabhacharya

3) Kadalangudi of Sankara traidition

4) Srila Prabhupada of ISKCON

 

There are summary commentaries on Srimad Bhagavatham is there by

 

1) Visvanatha Cakravarthy Thakura of Gaudiya lineage

2) Madhwa

3) A Sri Vaishnva acharya, I forget whom

 

It is important to revive the vedic tradition that establishes the truth based

on careful analysis of sastras.

 

Best Regards

Rajaram V

Indira Kumar <indirapta wrote:

 

 

Om namo narayanaya

 

My personal feeling regading this matter is that " He " may not be happy the way

we recite Bhagavatam. Since Bhagavatam is on line for daily recitation most of

us may be reading it -in the wrong way-. Even I read it everyday. But I am sure

that I may be doing mistakes.Ramayanam used to be recite in our daily chorus ,

but first time I am reciting Bhagavatam. ofcourse I do it in a very clean way.

If anyone feel a solution do convey it. It is very important to note that

" HE " came in the dream of our group member.

 

Pranam to all

 

 

 

 

 

ember.

mmay doing

 

 

sridharan_kay <no_reply > wrote:

 

Jai Sri Radhey! Jay Sri Krishna! Jai Sri Giriraj Govardhan!

 

I was fortunate to visit Guruvayur on 19th and 20th of this month. I

had Darshan of HIM four times on 19th and had the Nirmalya Darshan on

20th.

 

On 20th morning, after finishing the darshan, I came back to room and

had a brief rest. I think unknowingly I felt asleep (around 7.00 AM).

 

At this time, I had a dream that Sri Krishna and myself were having

lot of arguements with each other. HE was claiming that " .....this is

happening this way....that is happening that way.....look at

them..... " and so many which I could not recollect.

 

At the end of the above, I remember HE was remarking " .....see nobody

is reciting Bhagavatham properly and not practiced properly..... " . At

this time, I woke up.

 

I am terribly confused on this incident. What HE was trying to say?

Even after several attempts, I could not recall other statements.

 

Can you please think on the above and let me know?

 

 

 

Ever in the services of Sri Guruvayoorappan

Sridharan

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Om Namo Narayanaya:

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

There is nothing wrong if you recite Bagavatham on a daily basis provided you

are clean and interpret the right meaning and follow the priciples, but once you

start, you have to complete it. Of course we are human in kali yuga, we cannot

implement everything as it is to our daily life because every one has to fight

for their survival, but we have to put our efforts and rest is in the hands of

LORD.

 

And Bagavatham has to be kept in a very special and worship place of the house

that no one should take and read in untime/without cleanliness. The time for

recite should be either early in the morning or in the evening with clean in all

respect (body and mind). If you are able to read Bagavatham and complete in 7

days that will be very auspicious and surely it will make some changes the on

who recite.

 

Thanks

Suresh

 

Indira Kumar <indirapta wrote:

 

 

Om namo narayanaya

 

My personal feeling regading this matter is that " He " may not be happy the way

we recite Bhagavatam. Since Bhagavatam is on line for daily recitation most of

us may be reading it -in the wrong way-. Even I read it everyday. But I am sure

that I may be doing mistakes.Ramayanam used to be recite in our daily chorus ,

but first time I am reciting Bhagavatam. ofcourse I do it in a very clean way.

If anyone feel a solution do convey it. It is very important to note that

" HE " came in the dream of our group member.

 

Pranam to all

 

 

 

 

 

ember.

mmay doing

 

 

sridharan_kay <no_reply > wrote:

 

Jai Sri Radhey! Jay Sri Krishna! Jai Sri Giriraj Govardhan!

 

I was fortunate to visit Guruvayur on 19th and 20th of this month. I

had Darshan of HIM four times on 19th and had the Nirmalya Darshan on

20th.

 

On 20th morning, after finishing the darshan, I came back to room and

had a brief rest. I think unknowingly I felt asleep (around 7.00 AM).

 

At this time, I had a dream that Sri Krishna and myself were having

lot of arguements with each other. HE was claiming that " .....this is

happening this way....that is happening that way.....look at

them..... " and so many which I could not recollect.

 

At the end of the above, I remember HE was remarking " .....see nobody

is reciting Bhagavatham properly and not practiced properly..... " . At

this time, I woke up.

 

I am terribly confused on this incident. What HE was trying to say?

Even after several attempts, I could not recall other statements.

 

Can you please think on the above and let me know?

 

 

 

Ever in the services of Sri Guruvayoorappan

Sridharan

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Om Namo Narayanaya:

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Jai Sri Radhey! Jay Sri Krishna! Jai Sri Giriraj Govardhan!

 

Dear Shri. Rajaram,

 

Thanks for your detailed posting. The Vaishnava Acahrya whom you

quoted is Sri Vedantha Desika.

 

I am trying to still analyze what HE meant? Considering the various

things happening around us, chaos everywhere, unprecedented climatic

changes etc - I feel that HE is somewhat unhappy over the lot.

Ofcourse, HE is merciful (as Sri Ramanuja says - abara karunaam),

than what we think. Only HE, Srimathi Radharani or Giriraj Govardhan

would know the answer.

 

Ever in the services of Sri Guruvayoorappan

Sridharan

 

guruvayur , Rajaram Venkataramani

<v_raja_ram> wrote:

>

> Dear Sri Sridharan -

>

> Srimd Bhagavatham is called puranam amalam. It is stated that Vyasa

was satisfied only after compiling Srimad Bhagavatham. It is only in

Srimad Bhagavatham, the detailes of Lord Krishna's pastimes are

described elaborately. Sri Jiva Gosvami of gaudiya tradition

establishes that Srimad Bhagavatham is the essence of Vedic

literatures and is the natural commentary on Vedanta Sutras. There

are many others. Srimad Bhagavatham should be studied systematically

from a pure devotee who is self - realized. This is the way Srimad

Bhagavatham was taught in Naimisaranyam. Perhaps this is what is

meant ?

>

> ISKCON is attempting to do it. They have a regular class every

morning in 300 temples all around the world. I dont know if there is

any other regular program in any other temple. ISKCON is also facing

certain internal problems.

>

> There are well known commentators of Srimad Bhagavatham including

>

> 1) Sridhara Swami - whose commentary was used by Lord Caitanya

> 2) Vallabhacharya

> 3) Kadalangudi of Sankara traidition

> 4) Srila Prabhupada of ISKCON

>

> There are summary commentaries on Srimad Bhagavatham is there by

>

> 1) Visvanatha Cakravarthy Thakura of Gaudiya lineage

> 2) Madhwa

> 3) A Sri Vaishnva acharya, I forget whom

>

> It is important to revive the vedic tradition that establishes the

truth based on careful analysis of sastras.

>

> Best Regards

> Rajaram V

[Guest guest]

Dear Shri Sridharan -

 

It is any way very auspcious for the lord to appear in your dream and especially

at Guruvayoor. He will perhaps reappear to clear the confusion.

 

Perhaps he wants you to engage in the service of Srimad Bhagavatham.

 

Best Regards

Rajaram V.

 

sridharan_kay <no_reply > wrote:

 

 

Jai Sri Radhey! Jay Sri Krishna! Jai Sri Giriraj Govardhan!

 

Dear Shri. Rajaram,

 

Thanks for your detailed posting. The Vaishnava Acahrya whom you

quoted is Sri Vedantha Desika.

 

I am trying to still analyze what HE meant? Considering the various

things happening around us, chaos everywhere, unprecedented climatic

changes etc - I feel that HE is somewhat unhappy over the lot.

Ofcourse, HE is merciful (as Sri Ramanuja says - abara karunaam),

than what we think. Only HE, Srimathi Radharani or Giriraj Govardhan

would know the answer.

 

Ever in the services of Sri Guruvayoorappan

Sridharan

 

guruvayur , Rajaram Venkataramani

<v_raja_ram> wrote:

>

> Dear Sri Sridharan -

>

> Srimd Bhagavatham is called puranam amalam. It is stated that Vyasa

was satisfied only after compiling Srimad Bhagavatham. It is only in

Srimad Bhagavatham, the detailes of Lord Krishna's pastimes are

described elaborately. Sri Jiva Gosvami of gaudiya tradition

establishes that Srimad Bhagavatham is the essence of Vedic

literatures and is the natural commentary on Vedanta Sutras. There

are many others. Srimad Bhagavatham should be studied systematically

from a pure devotee who is self - realized. This is the way Srimad

Bhagavatham was taught in Naimisaranyam. Perhaps this is what is

meant ?

>

> ISKCON is attempting to do it. They have a regular class every

morning in 300 temples all around the world. I dont know if there is

any other regular program in any other temple. ISKCON is also facing

certain internal problems.

>

> There are well known commentators of Srimad Bhagavatham including

>

> 1) Sridhara Swami - whose commentary was used by Lord Caitanya

> 2) Vallabhacharya

> 3) Kadalangudi of Sankara traidition

> 4) Srila Prabhupada of ISKCON

>

> There are summary commentaries on Srimad Bhagavatham is there by

>

> 1) Visvanatha Cakravarthy Thakura of Gaudiya lineage

> 2) Madhwa

> 3) A Sri Vaishnva acharya, I forget whom

>

> It is important to revive the vedic tradition that establishes the

truth based on careful analysis of sastras.

>

> Best Regards

> Rajaram V

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Om Namo Narayanaya: