Vedavyasa Jayanti - Vyasa Puja Salutations

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My humble salutations to Vyasamaharshi on this Jayanti day and my Vyasajayanti

Subhakankshalu and greetings to our Advaitins.this festival falls on 8th May

this year 2009.

 

" NAMOSTUTE VYASAVISALABUDDHE PHULLARAVINDAYATAPATRANETRA

YENATVAYA BHARATATAILAPURNAH PRAJVALITO GNANAMAYAHPRADEEPAH "

 

" Salutations to Veda Vyasa, the intelligent sage whose eyes resemble the full

bloomed lotus, by whom the lamp of knowledge was lit with oil in the form of

Mahabharatam.

 

Bhagavan Veda Vyasa, the great maharshi was an incarnation of Lord Narayana. He

showed his grace on the world by classifying the Vedas,writing the 18

puranas,the Mahabharata, and compiling the Vedanta sastras.

 

 

Maharshi Vyas is considered by all Hindus as a chiranjivi, one who is still

living and roaming throughout the world for the well being of his devotees.

Vyasa is beyond Pravrutti and Nivrutti.

 

Let us pray for His blessings on us all and on the whole world.

 

Let us celebrate this great festival,in addition to other rituals, by listening

to Vedavyasa Astottarasatanamavali.

 

http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=dr.anjaneyulu%20goli%20AND%20collection%\

3Aopensource_audio

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Dear shri anjaneyulu garu,

 

Namaste. What is the difference between Vyasa Pournami and Guru Pournami

because traditionally we celebrate the Guru Pournami to be the vyasa jayanti and

also the chaturmasya starts from that day which happens to be in Ashada month.

 

Kindly clarify.

 

regs,

sriram

 

advaitin , " golianjaneyulu " <golianjaneyulu wrote:

>

> My humble salutations to Vyasamaharshi on this Jayanti day and my

Vyasajayanti Subhakankshalu and greetings to our Advaitins.this festival falls

on 8th May this year 2009.

>

> " NAMOSTUTE VYASAVISALABUDDHE PHULLARAVINDAYATAPATRANETRA

> YENATVAYA BHARATATAILAPURNAH PRAJVALITO GNANAMAYAHPRADEEPAH "

>

> " Salutations to Veda Vyasa, the intelligent sage whose eyes resemble the full

bloomed lotus, by whom the lamp of knowledge was lit with oil in the form of

Mahabharatam.

>

> Bhagavan Veda Vyasa, the great maharshi was an incarnation of Lord Narayana.

He showed his grace on the world by classifying the Vedas,writing the 18

puranas,the Mahabharata, and compiling the Vedanta sastras.

>

>

> Maharshi Vyas is considered by all Hindus as a chiranjivi, one who is still

living and roaming throughout the world for the well being of his devotees.

Vyasa is beyond Pravrutti and Nivrutti.

>

> Let us pray for His blessings on us all and on the whole world.

>

> Let us celebrate this great festival,in addition to other rituals, by

listening to Vedavyasa Astottarasatanamavali.

>

>

http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=dr.anjaneyulu%20goli%20AND%20collection%\

3Aopensource_audio

>

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shri g... ji :

 

isn't sage vyasa a avataram of Lord Dakshinamurthy?maybe my doctrination is like

that,as a avatar of Lord Shiva.

 

but vishnu sahasranama clearly portarys as Lord Visnu though.. " Vyasaya vishnu

roopaya vyasroopaya vishanavé

Namovai brahmanidhayé vasishtaya namonamaha " .Om Namo Vyaasaya Bhagavathe!

 

suresh

[Guest guest]

Dear suresh,

 

Strictly speaking, one should not address the sUtra-kAra as Vyasa. He should be

addressed as BhagavAn bAdarAyaNa. Vyasa was a portfolio or rather his

*functional* aspect.

 

Now, coming to incarnation, bAdarAyaNa was an avatara of Bhagavan Vishnu and not

of Dakshinamurthy (if we take into consideration Dakshinamurthy to be a saguna

brahman ie., mAya-sabala brahman).

 

with regards,

sriram

 

advaitin , " sureshbalaraman " <sureshbalaraman wrote:

>

> shri g... ji :

>

> isn't sage vyasa a avataram of Lord Dakshinamurthy?maybe my doctrination is

like that,as a avatar of Lord Shiva.

>

> but vishnu sahasranama clearly portarys as Lord Visnu though.. " Vyasaya vishnu

roopaya vyasroopaya vishanavé

> Namovai brahmanidhayé vasishtaya namonamaha " .Om Namo Vyaasaya Bhagavathe!

>

> suresh

>

[Guest guest]

sriram ji :

 

thanks.Yes you are correct ,i think.Becoz i tried to see various slokas,but none

was indicating him as Lord Dakshinamurthy.Maybe i made a mistake too.

 

Suresh.

[Guest guest]

Hi,

 

Vyasaya vishnu roopaya vyasroopaya vishanavé means Vyasa is the incarnation of

vishnu

 

Adi shankaracharya is the incarnation of Lord shiva.

 

And Dakshinamurthy is the First Guru to this World, It can be considered at the

start of first yuga ie Satya yuga.

 

Thanks

 

Lokasamastha sukhinau bhavatu sanmangalani bhavatu

 

kumar

 

 

--- On Fri, 8/5/09, sriram <sriram_sapthasathi wrote:

 

sriram <sriram_sapthasathi

Re: Vedavyasa Jayanti - Vyasa Puja Salutations

advaitin

Friday, 8 May, 2009, 1:05 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dear suresh,

 

 

 

Strictly speaking, one should not address the sUtra-kAra as Vyasa. He should be

addressed as BhagavAn bAdarAyaNa. Vyasa was a portfolio or rather his

*functional* aspect.

 

 

 

Now, coming to incarnation, bAdarAyaNa was an avatara of Bhagavan Vishnu and not

of Dakshinamurthy (if we take into consideration Dakshinamurthy to be a saguna

brahman ie., mAya-sabala brahman).

 

 

 

with regards,

 

sriram

 

 

 

advaitin@ s.com, " sureshbalaraman " <sureshbalaraman@ ...>

wrote:

 

>

 

> shri g... ji :

 

>

 

> isn't sage vyasa a avataram of Lord Dakshinamurthy? maybe my doctrination is

like that,as a avatar of Lord Shiva.

 

>

 

> but vishnu sahasranama clearly portarys as Lord Visnu though.. " Vyasaya vishnu

roopaya vyasroopaya vishanavé

 

> Namovai brahmanidhayé vasishtaya namonamaha " .Om Namo Vyaasaya Bhagavathe!

 

>

 

> suresh

 

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