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Sri GNB is all time rasika's god. All his records should be preserved for the sake of future generation. I really congratulate this publisher for his divine efforts of securing our wealth.
Suresh I Have heard of ur podcasts......I have a imagined facce of yours...would be happy if u can send a photograph of yours to my mail anandraj_xawil2006@yahoo.co.in
listen here to know how to speak in Tamil. People are ready listen in Tamil. But people like you are not giving up English: www.podbazaar.com/view/144115188075857494
I love to hear your speech in Tamil. It is well organised. It has to reach people to secure them-self from these kind of people. I am from Jaffna Sri Lanka. In Tamil Nadu, many people whose mother tongue is Tamil can not speak Tamil as same as you speak. I can be in the category of curiosity to learn my religion, culture and history. Please keep doing podcast like this.
Good, very informative .
You need to create an account here and then you should be able to create your own shows.
Yoh have a strong man for our state
Hi i would like to setup a show for myself too.. can you tell me how you setup your show here ?
I like your podcast, it is very informative. However, how many brahmins (by birth) today, do all this? It is sad that they have stopped teaching (joining the workforce, in other words becoming shudras by action). And because they did, today new age cults have risen to further confuse the public.
Do the characteristics precede the caste category or the caste category precede the characteristics? You have only mentioned caste by birth and action, but not by guna (one's disposition).
Good that you raised this point in your podcast. But Just two cent's worth from me:
Brahma yajna/Rishi Yajna - Paying your debt to the rishis by studying and teaching Vedas
Pitr Yajna - Paying your debt to the ancestors by worshiping them
Deva Yajna - Worshipping the Gods who give you the fruits of your actions
Bhuta Yajna - Paying your debt to the animals
Manushya yajna - Paying your debt to your fellow human beings.
Two important points:
1) This is not something that only Brahmins are to do, but everyone should do. But not necessarily in the way you described, with elaborate fire rituals. Just a simple prayer to God and your ancestors (just lighting a lamp would do), feeding some birds in your backyard, paying some money to some charity org, and lastly spending some 5 minutes reading something related to Hinduism would do.
2) Only people who have stepped into the grahastha lifestage (meaning have married) do this. Students do only two of the above (Rishi yajna and Deva yajna).
And lastly, to further add on, this is our daily duty as Hindus. Hinduism is not something in which we have a free-way in everything. We actually have things to do. But it is better to do these with some meaning behind them rather than following them blindly. So I would say, follow these if you find value in it. Otherwise, just pray to God everyday and that alone might help you. Doing these with a clean heart (meaning not expecting big results out of it, but accepting what you get out of it) will earn you punya.
Do the characteristics precede the caste category or the caste category precede the characteristics? You have only mentioned caste by birth and action, but not by guna (one's disposition).
Good that you raised this point in your podcast. But Just two cent's worth from me:
Brahma yajna/Rishi Yajna - Paying your debt to the rishis by studying and teaching Vedas
Pitr Yajna - Paying your debt to the ancestors by worshiping them
Deva Yajna - Worshipping the Gods who give you the fruits of your actions
Bhuta Yajna - Paying your debt to the animals
Manushya yajna - Paying your debt to your fellow human beings.
Two important points:
1) This is not something that only Brahmins are to do, but everyone should do. But not necessarily in the way you described, with elaborate fire rituals. Just a simple prayer to God and your ancestors (just lighting a lamp would do), feeding some birds in your backyard, paying some money to some charity org, and lastly spending some 5 minutes reading something related to Hinduism would do.
2) Only people who have stepped into the grahastha lifestage (meaning have married) do this. Students do only two of the above (Rishi yajna and Deva yajna).
And lastly, to further add on, this is our daily duty as Hindus. Hinduism is not something in which we have a free-way in everything. We actually have things to do. But it is better to do these with some meaning behind them rather than following them blindly. So I would say, follow these if you find value in it. Otherwise, just pray to God everyday and that alone might help you. Doing these with a clean heart (meaning not expecting big results out of it, but accepting what you get out of it) will earn you punya.
I just now saw the comment of Jadeja. Immediately, i have forwarded the link to Mr Karthalingam, RTO West and also spoke to him over mobile. He said, within 5 minutes, he would take action.
The public can go straight to Mr Karthalingam, RTO in future, if they find any problem. He invites feedback from the public.
Srinivasan
The public can go straight to Mr Karthalingam, RTO in future, if they find any problem. He invites feedback from the public.
Srinivasan