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A Tribute to LikuchaKavi Thrivikrama Panditacharya & Narayana Panditacharya

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  A Tribute to the Panditacharya Father-Son Duo LikuchaKavi Thrivikrama Panditacharya & Narayana Panditacharya While the Vayu Stuti and SuMadhva Vijaya are cherished as daily spiritual anchors (nitya parayana granthas) for the Madhva community, the names of their authors often remain in the shadow of the works themselves. We owe a profound debt of gratitude to a legendary father and son: Likucha Kavi Trivikrama Panditacharya and Narayana Panditacharya. As direct contemporaries and disciples of Sri Madhvacharya, they provided an unparalleled path for all seekers. Sri Trivikrama Panditacharya: Composed the Vayu Stuti, a powerful hymn born from a divine vision of the Acharya’s three avatars. He holds the unique distinction of being perhaps the only one blessed to witness the three incarnations of Lord Vayu (Hanuma, Bhima, and Madhva) simultaneously during the Acharya’s private worship. Sri Narayana Panditacharya: Penned the SuMadhva Vijaya, the most authentic and definitive biog...

Moola Brundavana of Sri Thrivikrama Panditacharya & Sri Narayana Panditacharya (Kasargod)

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If Sri ThrivikramaPanditacharya [perhaps, only one who could see the three incarnations of Lord Vayu (Hanuma-Bheema-Madhva)] wrote SarvaSiddhipradha Sri VaayuStuti , His son Sri NarayanaPanditacharya wrote Sri MadhvaVijaya extolling the glory & accomplishments of Sri MadhvacharyaRu A glorious and commendable service by Father & Son to the devout society in general and Madhva fraternity in particular, who have shown saadhana maarga for saadhakas, the two are nitya parayana Granthas for Mumukshu including Madhva Yatis. Vayustuti came out spontaneously/extempore from Sri ThrivikramaPanditacharya astounded when he saw Sri Madhvacharya in three forms as, Hanuma worshipping SriRama ; Bheemasena worshipping SriKrishna and Madhvacharya worshipping SriVedavyasaru , (Hanuma-Bheema-Madhva); As VayuStuti only extols Lord Vayu (Hanuma-Bheema-Madhva); Sri MadhvacharyaRu added two slokas (composed by HIm) called NakhaStuti glorifying the supreme God HariSarvottama Vishnu i...