hai everybody,iam krishnan fm chennai doing wedding management for all castes,birthday partys,etc.we specialise in brahmin marriage.pls visit starweddding.com.we take from mandapam bookings to honey moon packages.
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I am D.K.Satyamoorthy, a new member. I have just retired from service and am interested in spending a major part of my time in spritual pursuit. I was very active as a management system and corporate social responsibility expert, auditing and awarding certificates to various organisations. Started work with L&T(3 yrs ), continued in EIL (7 yrs ) and Det Norske Veritas ( DNV ) was the last employer with whom I stayed for 29 years until retirement.
I would welcome any opportunity that helps in enhancing my progress towards self realisation.
I would welcome any opportunity that helps in enhancing my progress towards self realisation.
Hi all , I am Thandankorai Ganapathi Rajamani ,an Officer on the verge of retirement from Customs Department,joining this forum.Would like to share experiences and get enlightened by others postings.Thanks for the opportunity.
i am rangarajan residing in melbourne, australia i was looking for dakshina sampradaya bajans and i came across this website. i am glad i could become member
welcome new members.
krishnan, good to see another TB entrepreneur. please feel free to open a thread, and pass on some good business practices.
from what i hear, catering is a business, where there is no end to demand. i hope you are experiencing the same
satya, sushila, ganap, ranga ... folks there are several open threads and closed ones, which are specific in their particulars re spiritual stuff.
feel free to investigate them and re open those threads.
or feel completely free to start new ones.
also, you will find a variety of discussions on other topics.
this forums accommodates a wide range of views, as long as it is not offensive to the interests of TBs. we try to cross generations and the oceans, in our quest for engagement.
your participation is of utmost importance to us.
hoping to hear more from you...
krishnan, good to see another TB entrepreneur. please feel free to open a thread, and pass on some good business practices.
from what i hear, catering is a business, where there is no end to demand. i hope you are experiencing the same
satya, sushila, ganap, ranga ... folks there are several open threads and closed ones, which are specific in their particulars re spiritual stuff.
feel free to investigate them and re open those threads.
or feel completely free to start new ones.
also, you will find a variety of discussions on other topics.
this forums accommodates a wide range of views, as long as it is not offensive to the interests of TBs. we try to cross generations and the oceans, in our quest for engagement.
your participation is of utmost importance to us.
hoping to hear more from you...
A
Acharya Satyakama
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Introduction
A Retired Army Officer, held top mgt posns in industry, student of comparative religion, interested in serving thecommunity and the country. A seeker of Truth trying to disseminate and resuscitate 'Indian Concept of Values' to the upcoming generation.
A Retired Army Officer, held top mgt posns in industry, student of comparative religion, interested in serving thecommunity and the country. A seeker of Truth trying to disseminate and resuscitate 'Indian Concept of Values' to the upcoming generation.
Historical development of Hinduism
[This is in reference to kunjuppu's views on hinduism and the related historical development of the same on which my present studies are focussed.
While many of our swaimijis with ashrams spread across the globe have similar classrooms on yoga,meditation,vedas,upanishads,gita etc they do not have ones on the historical aspects connected with the development processes of hinduism or on ones involving the movements in various parts of the country covering a few centuries commencing from vedic era.The documentary by Michael Woods of BBC on History of India seem to reflect british views as we were under them for many years and the history of hindu religion has not been properly narrated fully and completely.The loss of Pataliputhra and Nalanda libraries during successive invasions has costed us very vital links! Can our Indian Swamijis who earn so much can spend some time and effort on this aspect which also will rejuvenate our hindu reliogious studies? Any one can give some valid inputs will help me in my studies tcQUOTE=kunjuppu;29951]everyone and geetha too,
welcome here on deepavali day.
geetha, i think you are the first anthropologist that i know of, in this forum. that does not mean there are none.
also, there are many who are familiar with historical hinduism, without acknowledging their anthropological roots.
welcome, and hope you find your mates here (strictly academic ofcourse )
.. hope you have fun. please contribute. also, get into discussions and break a few heads (figuratively ofcourse)
all of you, hope to see you guys sign in and give us your 97 .67 cents worth of thought...
thank you[/QUOTE]
[This is in reference to kunjuppu's views on hinduism and the related historical development of the same on which my present studies are focussed.
While many of our swaimijis with ashrams spread across the globe have similar classrooms on yoga,meditation,vedas,upanishads,gita etc they do not have ones on the historical aspects connected with the development processes of hinduism or on ones involving the movements in various parts of the country covering a few centuries commencing from vedic era.The documentary by Michael Woods of BBC on History of India seem to reflect british views as we were under them for many years and the history of hindu religion has not been properly narrated fully and completely.The loss of Pataliputhra and Nalanda libraries during successive invasions has costed us very vital links! Can our Indian Swamijis who earn so much can spend some time and effort on this aspect which also will rejuvenate our hindu reliogious studies? Any one can give some valid inputs will help me in my studies tcQUOTE=kunjuppu;29951]everyone and geetha too,
welcome here on deepavali day.
geetha, i think you are the first anthropologist that i know of, in this forum. that does not mean there are none.
also, there are many who are familiar with historical hinduism, without acknowledging their anthropological roots.
welcome, and hope you find your mates here (strictly academic ofcourse )
.. hope you have fun. please contribute. also, get into discussions and break a few heads (figuratively ofcourse)
all of you, hope to see you guys sign in and give us your 97 .67 cents worth of thought...
thank you[/QUOTE]
from K Sundaresan a member
Whether you know Murali , Nuclear Scientist in Jawaharlal Nehru University Delhi,. He is my brother's son
Sundaresan
Whether you know Murali , Nuclear Scientist in Jawaharlal Nehru University Delhi,. He is my brother's son
Sundaresan
Dear Venkateswaran,
It is not that bad in B'lore.There are a number of Sastrigal lile Krishna Vadhyar,Sridhara Vadhyar,Neelakanta Dikshithar,Balu vadhyar etc.You can also contact Asthik Samajam,Malleswaram or Kanchi Mutt or Sringeri mutt if you need any specific guidance.I am available for any help from 15/11 as I am away at present from B'lore.-Ramakrishnan
It is not that bad in B'lore.There are a number of Sastrigal lile Krishna Vadhyar,Sridhara Vadhyar,Neelakanta Dikshithar,Balu vadhyar etc.You can also contact Asthik Samajam,Malleswaram or Kanchi Mutt or Sringeri mutt if you need any specific guidance.I am available for any help from 15/11 as I am away at present from B'lore.-Ramakrishnan
Very Valid point Ramki.
There are thousands of Temples in India which are in dire need of renovation and for lack of funds they are left as it is.If the swamijis with their foreign earnings can pool together and improve these temples rather than building spacious ashrams around the world.!
There are thousands of Temples in India which are in dire need of renovation and for lack of funds they are left as it is.If the swamijis with their foreign earnings can pool together and improve these temples rather than building spacious ashrams around the world.!
S
senthilkr_s
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Namaskaram,
My Name is Senthilkumar, living in Sydney. I was born and bought up in Cuddalore. I am an Engineer by profession; worked various places in India and I recently moved in to Sydney.
I feel proud to see a web site for Tamil Brahmins. It is a very well come move to share the knowledge and information.
My Name is Senthilkumar, living in Sydney. I was born and bought up in Cuddalore. I am an Engineer by profession; worked various places in India and I recently moved in to Sydney.
I feel proud to see a web site for Tamil Brahmins. It is a very well come move to share the knowledge and information.
wedding management
hi every body
iam krishnan a new member of this prestigious group.iam proud to be a part of it.iam a wedding planner specialising in brahmin marriages and also caters for all castes and religion through out india..though as a wedding planner and a brahmin myself know the rituals and process,i like to know about the real value of the rituals followed by us.
hi every body
iam krishnan a new member of this prestigious group.iam proud to be a part of it.iam a wedding planner specialising in brahmin marriages and also caters for all castes and religion through out india..though as a wedding planner and a brahmin myself know the rituals and process,i like to know about the real value of the rituals followed by us.
hai
hai friends,
iam new to this site and really its amazing to be a part of brahmin community.i love slogams and more interstingly i want to know more about the lyrists of the slogams.
hai friends,
iam new to this site and really its amazing to be a part of brahmin community.i love slogams and more interstingly i want to know more about the lyrists of the slogams.
im mohanakrishnan
hi im mohan and new to this forum,which is dedicated for brahmins alone.i hope it ll be useful for all and v can discuss about our sanadhana dharmam and our anushtanam..im from kuttalam near mayuram.
thanks....
hi im mohan and new to this forum,which is dedicated for brahmins alone.i hope it ll be useful for all and v can discuss about our sanadhana dharmam and our anushtanam..im from kuttalam near mayuram.
thanks....
hi,
Our hindu religion has no name like as we call now.bcoz when there is only one religion in all over the universe obviously there is no need to name it.This name hindu itself given by britishers.and one morething all british and west scholars (so called) have really no idea about our sanathan dharm.they want all the history after 300 bc because then only they can spread christianity..and other thing is there is no vedic era like wise..because our sanathana dharmam is timeless.U can refer deivathin kural of kanchi mahaperiyava....Wester people say that vedas 7000 yrs old.it is also false..because there is no proof that vedas not present b4 7000 yrs..i don not wat methodology they are using to find the years of history..suppose if they found something how to verify...
im new to this forum...
thanks and regards..
Our hindu religion has no name like as we call now.bcoz when there is only one religion in all over the universe obviously there is no need to name it.This name hindu itself given by britishers.and one morething all british and west scholars (so called) have really no idea about our sanathan dharm.they want all the history after 300 bc because then only they can spread christianity..and other thing is there is no vedic era like wise..because our sanathana dharmam is timeless.U can refer deivathin kural of kanchi mahaperiyava....Wester people say that vedas 7000 yrs old.it is also false..because there is no proof that vedas not present b4 7000 yrs..i don not wat methodology they are using to find the years of history..suppose if they found something how to verify...
im new to this forum...
thanks and regards..
HI
I am Mrs.geetha Raghu worked in New Delhi and just came to Chennai. I came to know through one of my friend in Chennai.
Regards
Geetha
I am Mrs.geetha Raghu worked in New Delhi and just came to Chennai. I came to know through one of my friend in Chennai.
Regards
Geetha
Swamiye Saranam Ayyappa.It gives great pleasure for this Ayyappadas S N Iyer to be a part of tamil Brahmins forum.Let us hold the BEST systems,prove worthy of the BRAHMAN janmam.Am aretired person presently in USA on aholiday to spend time with son,daughter fly.Me basically spend more time in Chennai.Born,broughtup in kerala till 1970,and worked for PSU till 2004.will be happy indeed to take up initiatives for the lesser fortunate of the society and join hands with our community people in my humble possible ways. My principle has been--Kurai Ontrum Illai malamoorthy kanna.
SAMASTA LOKA SUKHINO BAVANTHU.
Love regards to one and all Dr.S.N.Iyer
SAMASTA LOKA SUKHINO BAVANTHU.
Love regards to one and all Dr.S.N.Iyer
Dear Sri Jalasayanan Ji,
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Welcome to the Forum and thank you for your sweet message 'I have newly joined'.
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Thank you.
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KRS
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Hi,
Myself Poornima, from Bangalore. I want to know more about our vedic cultures. Hope to learn more from you all.
Best
Myself Poornima, from Bangalore. I want to know more about our vedic cultures. Hope to learn more from you all.
Best
Namaskaram
My name is vidhya.I live in UK with my husband & a son.I was searching for slokams when I happened to come across this site.My native is pudokottai .I had my schooling & college in madras.My husband is from madras.
I have learnt bharathanatyam & carnatic music,though not a professional.
I am happy to be a member of this community.
My name is vidhya.I live in UK with my husband & a son.I was searching for slokams when I happened to come across this site.My native is pudokottai .I had my schooling & college in madras.My husband is from madras.
I have learnt bharathanatyam & carnatic music,though not a professional.
I am happy to be a member of this community.
Hi,
I am iyer & i live in Aberdeen in scotland& I am a new member.Will be nice to have contacts.
Thanks,
I am iyer & i live in Aberdeen in scotland& I am a new member.Will be nice to have contacts.
Thanks,
Hi,
I am iyer & i live in aberdeen in scotland.I am new member.Will be happy to have contact.
Thanks,
I am iyer & i live in aberdeen in scotland.I am new member.Will be happy to have contact.
Thanks,
Hi,
I am not sure if I introduced myself when I joined in Sep 2009. So here goes...
My name is Mythili Ramachandran.. born in Thanjavur, raised in Chennai and currently living in London for the past 6 years. I hail from a proper Thanjavur family and married into a Kerala Iyer family..I am very proud of my traditions and yet an ardent feminist too...contradiction of sorts..
My husband Krishnan Venkataraman is also a very proud Iyer.. and I have joined on behalf of the two of us...We are hoping to gain more knowledge and improve our understanding of our culture.
We also would like to know more brahmin families living in the UK and help others who are coming here for the first time ..
Thanks
Mythili.
I am not sure if I introduced myself when I joined in Sep 2009. So here goes...
My name is Mythili Ramachandran.. born in Thanjavur, raised in Chennai and currently living in London for the past 6 years. I hail from a proper Thanjavur family and married into a Kerala Iyer family..I am very proud of my traditions and yet an ardent feminist too...contradiction of sorts..
My husband Krishnan Venkataraman is also a very proud Iyer.. and I have joined on behalf of the two of us...We are hoping to gain more knowledge and improve our understanding of our culture.
We also would like to know more brahmin families living in the UK and help others who are coming here for the first time ..
Thanks
Mythili.
