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Varadendra Theertharu (1761-1785) https://archive.org/details/varadendra-theertharu सप्तमो मत्समो योगि वरदेंद्रो भविष्यति ಸಪ್ತಮೋ ಮತ್ಸಮೋ ಯೋಗಿ ವರದೇಂದ್ರೋ ಭವಿಷ್ಯತಿ  (Sri Raghavendra Theertharu) 7th descendant after Sri Guru Rayaru, Sri Varadendra Theertharu was prophesized by none other than Sri Guru Rayaru himself to be Yathi of his status. Did you know? Sri JagannathaDasaru in his poorvaashrama (Sreenivasacharya) had his Shastra Vidya from Sri Varadendra Theertharu when he was Sri Balaramacharya in his poorvaashrama at Mantralaya Kshethra. It is pertinent to note that Moola Brindavana of Sri Varadendra Theertharu is located at the house of Pandit Ramashastri who was defeated by Sri Varadendra Theertharu in a philosophical debate. Sri #VaradendraTheertharu (Pune) (Aashaada Sukla Shashti) ವಾದೇ ವಿಜಯಶೀಲಾಯ ವರದಾಯ ವರಾರ್ಥಿನಾಂ| ವದಾನ್ಯಜನಸಿಂಹಾಯ ವರದೇಂದ್ರಾಯ ತೇ ನಮ:। वादे विजयशीलाय वरदाय वरार्थिनां। वदान्यजनसिंहाय वरदेंद्राय ते नम:। vaadE vijayasheelaaya varadaaya varaArthinaaM| vadaanyajanasiMhaa...

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What is Dakshinayana? What is its significance? What is to be done on the day of Dakshinayana?   https://archive.org/details/dakshinayana-karkataka-sankramana Introduction.... Hindu calendar is broadly divided into two periods (Ayanas) of six months each comprising of six seasons (Ruthus) of two months each and twelve lunar/solar months of 30 days each (Maasas). The two broad periods around which all the spiritual and religious activities in Hindu philosophy rotate are referred to as Uttaraayana and Dakshinaayana. Sun is the focal point for all these activities and the movement or transit of Sun around the zodiac forms the basis for deciding a particular season or a month. We have 12 houses in the zodiac (360 degrees) starting from Aries and ending with Pisces with each house comprising of 30 degrees. Sun moves one degree in a day of 24 hours and accordingly it takes 30 days for the Sun to move from one zodiac house to the other during which time we have 30 sittings and 30 settings...

JaganNatHa RatHa YathRa (Aashaada Sukla Dwiteeya) Niceties of world famous PURI Car festival… Also known as one of the ChaarDhaam , the four abodes of God in four directions viz... ·         Badari in the North, ·         Rameswaram in the South, ·         Puri Jagannath in the East and ·         Dwaraka in the West; Sacred place Puri is known as PurusHottama Kshethra dedicated to Lord Purushottama one of the popular names/attributes of Lord Vishnu. Pouranic reference to Purushottama kshethra is said to have been made in Skaanda Purana. Known earlier as NeElachala during Kruta Yuga, Lord Vishnu is believed to have manifested at this place revered as NeElaMadhava. Symbolically one can find a NeelaA Sudarshana chakra on the top of Sri Jagannath temple tower. In ancient times Lord was worshiped at this place as Neelaa Maadhava...

Aligning Effort with Cosmic Support Every meaningful result requires two things: your own relentless, consistent action, and an unseen force that clears the path. We often call this unseen force luck, grace, or fate. While competence and hard work are essential, they only fulfill your side of the equation. To invite and amplify that supportive cosmic force, we must look to the timeless wisdom of our Rishis. They gifted us Anusthanas—sacred, structured disciplines designed to cultivate a successful and deeply contented life. Your only responsibility is to remain consistent. For example: Daily Sandhyavandanam: Clears daily paapas (impurities) and strengthens your positive aura. Vratha Anushthana (e.g., Ekadasi Vratha) : Purifies the mind and body to invoke Maha Vishnu Anugraha (divine blessings) True success materialises when your daily discipline meets divine grace. Ask yourself today: Am I consistent? The Personal Foundation Consider the act of Daily Sandhyavandanam and ...