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| Sri Vaishnavlu andaru VisistaAdvaitham nu follow avuthaara Nagesh gaaru?
Is VisistaAdvaitha is similar to philosophy of "Isckon"?
Posted by: Sanvi Sarma At: 10, Aug 2006 12:53:49 PM IST
Sri Vaishnavlu andaru VisistaAdvaitham nu follow avuthaara Nagesh gaaru?
Is VisistaAdvaitha is similar to philosophy of "Isckon"?
Posted by: Sanvi Sarma At: 10, Aug 2006 12:47:22 PM IST
Ok Nagesh Gaaru... I know abt dwadasa jyothirlingas, i was born in Srisailam one among them..
Nenu itchina link lo vallu 108 shakthi peetalu ani raayatam choosi confuse ayyi adigaanu.
go thru this link also http://www.urday.com/shakti.html
I want to know one more thing..
Chidambaram is one of the Panchabhoota Stalams signifying the five elements wind (Kalahasti), water (Tiruvanaikka), fire (Tiruvannamalai), earth (Kanchipuram) and space (Chidambaram).
Space or air means concept of nothingness (aroopam)..
Why do people use "Chidambara Rahsyam" word?
I couldn't understand the concept of saying Chidambara Rahsyam word...
Posted by: Sanvi Sarma At: 10, Aug 2006 12:37:14 PM IST
vaiShNavigaaru,
miiru ichchina limkuloa unnavaaTini "108 divyadaeSaalu" amTaaru viSiShTaadvaitulu.vaaTiloa tirumala ati mukhyamainadi
Posted by: Mr. Nagesh D At: 10, Aug 2006 12:16:10 PM IST
dwaadaSa jyoatirlimgaalu:
soamanaathu, SriiSailamu, ujjaini, oamkaaraeSwaru, parlii vaidyanaathu, Dhaakinii BiimaSamkaramu, raamaeSwaramu, daarukaavanamu, vaaraNaaSi, trayambakaeSwaramu, kaedaaranaathu, GRuShnaeSamu
Posted by: Mr. Nagesh D At: 10, Aug 2006 12:08:27 PM IST
Nagesh Gaaru, Thanks for the information...
All the sites i have gone thru have different information..
Posted by: Sanvi Sarma At: 10, Aug 2006 11:38:04 AM IST
vaiShNavigaaru,
mottam 18 Sakti peeThaalu vunnaayi.Avi-
SaankaridEvi-Trincoamalee(Sriilamka)-chaamunDaeSwaridaevi-meisuuru-
mahaalakshmi-kolhaapuru-
kaamaakshidaevi-kamchi-
joagulaambaadaevi-Alampuramu-
Ekaveeraadaevi-naamdaeDu-
SRumkhalaadaevi-pradyumnamu,gujaraatu-Bramaraambadaevi-SriiSailamu-
mahaakaaLiidaevi-ujjaini,madhyapradaeSu-
puruhootikaadaevi-piThaapuramu-kaamaroopiNidaevi(kaamaakhyaa)-gouhati-maamgalyagouriidaevi-gaya,biihaaru-
girijaadaevi-kaTaku,vorissaa-
maadhavaeSwaridaevi-prayaaga(alahaabaadu)-viSaalaaKshiidaevi-kaaSii(vaaraNaaSi)
maaNikyaambaadaevi-daaKshaaraamamu-vaiShNaviidaevi-jwaalaakaetamu,himaachalu
saraswatiidaevi-kaaSmiiramu(POK)
Posted by: Mr. Nagesh D At: 10, Aug 2006 11:00:36 AM IST
Hello Amrapaali gaaru
thanks for the response,nenu chinnapati nunchi astadasa shakthi peetalu vunnayi ane vinaanu.
srisailam andulo okati , srisailam dwadasa jyothirlingam kshethram ani vinaanu.
Nenu chadivina 51 shakthi peetallo srisailam lo vunna Brhamnarambha amma vaari peru ledu.
108 shakthi peetalu vunnayi ani chadivina link pampisthunaanu.
http://www.ramanuja.org/sv/bhakti/archives/sep96/0054.html
Ee link lo 108 shakthi peetaalu vunnayi ani chadivaanu.
Posted by: Sanvi Sarma At: 10, Aug 2006 9:17:32 AM IST
Hi all
i have read some where after the completion of the oblation performed by Daksha, Lord Vishnu had severed the corpse of Sati (Parvati) with his Chakra. Various organs scattered over different places. Later on these places where the organs had fallen, became famous as Shakti-Peetha.
I know 51 Shakthi's names , but when iam doing google search for finding the shakthi peetams they r misleading me.
Some sites say there are 108 shakthi peetams.
Can anyone throw me light exactly how many shakthi peetam's r in india and details about them.
I even to shed my ignorance about chidambara rahsyam.
Anticipating for your response.
Regards
Vaishnavi
Posted by: Miss Moksha At: 9, Aug 2006 6:10:05 PM IST
Posted by: Mr. nagesh d At: 7, Aug 2006 12:19:30 PM IST
saaligraamamunu pratishTincharu. daanilO vishNusaannidhyam ellappuDU vunTundi. kaabaTTi aavaahana, udvaasanalu cheppanakkaralEdu. andulO vunna vishNu svaruupamu manalO (hRudayamulO) vunnasvaruupamu aikyamuga bhaavinchi puuja cheyyaDamE .
Posted by: Mr. HAYAGREEVA MURTY Rachuri At: 7, Aug 2006 3:37:41 PM IST
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