bhargavasarma {nirikhi krishna bhagavan}

  Sri VadiRaja Theertharu https://archive.org/details/vadirajaru-sode One of the most acclaimed Saints of Madhva Sampradaya, Sri VadiRajaru  in his previous birth is believed to be the Brahmana who carried Rukmini Devi's message to Lord Sri Krishna during Dwapara Yuga; Born in 1480 AD, Sri Vaadiraajaru lived for 120 years before making sajeeva Brindavana pravesha in the year 1600 AD at Sode the seat of his Moola Brindavana. Sri Vaadiraajaru was a contemporary of eminent Madhva Saints during the historical Vijayanagara period, viz. Sripaadarajaru; Sri Vyaasaraajaru, Sri Purandara Dasaru, Sri Vijayeendra Theertharu, Kanakadasaru apart from King Sri Krishnadevayara. Continue reading further from... https://archive.org/details/vadirajaru-sode

Hitopadesha (Panchashloki) is a concise, five-verse Sanskrit hymn by the 16th-century Dvaita philosopher and eminent saint, Sri Vadiraja Tirtharu, that offers a summary of essential moral and spiritual advice for humanity. In this short yet potent hymn, Sri Vadirajaru distills the essence of Vedic teachings into a few simple, practical instructions for leading a virtuous and spiritually fulfilling life. The core message encourages a life centered on devotion to Bhagawan Vishnu and ethical conduct. Sri Vadirajaru emphasizes that by following these simple truths, one can achieve everything in life. Key Teachings... The five verses cover the following core tenets: Devotion to Vishnu : Mankind is encouraged to pray to Lord Vishnu and engage in devotional practices. Moral Purity : It advises the abdication of negative qualities such as lust, anger, and greed. Spiritual Practices : The hymn recommends listening to Lord Vishnu's stories, having the darshan (sight) of his idol, partaking i...

Sri VaadiRajaru https://archive.org/details/vadirajaru-sode Born in the year 1480 AD Sri Vaadiraajaru was known as BhooVaraha in his poorvaashrama; In his previous birth Sri Vaadiraajaru is believed to be the Brahmana (messenger) who carried Rukmini Devi's message to Lord Sri Krishna during Dwapara Yuga; Sri Vaadiraajaru lived for 120 years before making sajeeva Brindavana pravesha in the year 1600 AD at Sode the seat of his Moola Brindavana. His Aaraadhana (anniversary) is clebrated on the 3rd lunar day of Krishna Paksha during the lunar month Phalguna Maasam (Phalguna Bahula Trutheeya); Sri Vaadiraajaru was a contemporary of eminent Madhva Saints during the historical Vijayanagara period, viz. Sripaadarajaru; Sri Vyaasaraajaru, Sri Purandara Dasaru, Sri Vijayeendra Theertharu, Kanakadasaru apart from King Sri Krishnadevayara; Sri Vaadiraaja Theertharu one of the most acclaimed Madhva saints is accredited to have brought the most scientific and great philosophy of Sri Madhv...