The Krishna River is the fourth-biggest river in terms of water inflows and river basin area in India, after the Ganga, Godavari and Brahmaputra. The river is almost 1,300 kilometres (810 mi) long. The river is also called Krishnaveni. It is a major source of irrigation for Maharashtra, Karnataka, Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.
Lord Vinayaka 16 Names Importance
16 NAMES OF LORD GANESHA FOR CHANTING
Om Sumukaya namaha
Om Ekadhanthaya namaha
Om Kapilaya namaha
Om Gaja Karnakaya namaha
Om Lambodharaya namaha
Om Vikataya namaha
Om Vigneshwaraya namaha
Om Vignarajaya namaha
Om Ganadhithapathaye namaha
Om Dhoomakethave namaha
Om Ganadhyakshaya namaha
Om Balachandraya namaha
Om Gajananaya namaha
Om Vakrathundaya namaha
Om Soorpakarnaya namaha
Om Herambaya namaha
Om Skandapoorvajaya namaha
Om Ganapathi namaha
Om Maheswaraputhraya namaha
Chant them daily as meditation to warm up your mind and calm down your stress.
Om Sumukaya namaha
Om Ekadhanthaya namaha
Om Kapilaya namaha
Om Gaja Karnakaya namaha
Om Lambodharaya namaha
Om Vikataya namaha
Om Vigneshwaraya namaha
Om Vignarajaya namaha
Om Ganadhithapathaye namaha
Om Dhoomakethave namaha
Om Ganadhyakshaya namaha
Om Balachandraya namaha
Om Gajananaya namaha
Om Vakrathundaya namaha
Om Soorpakarnaya namaha
Om Herambaya namaha
Om Skandapoorvajaya namaha
Om Ganapathi namaha
Om Maheswaraputhraya namaha
Chant them daily as meditation to warm up your mind and calm down your stress.
Why Ramanananda attacking chaganti garu
Satguru Tatvadarshi Sri Ramanananda Maharshiji is an Enlightened Satguru, born on 23-4-1968. Pujya Sri Maharshiji is the child of supremely pious couple, late Sri Guduru Narasayya - Brahmagnani and Gita exegete and Late Smt. Nagamma - a staunch devotee of God. Pujya Sri Maharshiji spent his childhood at Kappatralla village in Kurnool District, Andhra Pradesh, India.
Pujya Sri Maharshiji’s communion with the Divine began from an early age. Siddha Guru Sri Maharshiji demonstrated profound interest in spiritual life, participated blissfully in Pujas/Bhajans and insisted on visiting Goddess Mother Durga temple, which was in front of Maharshiji’s house at Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh.
Every evening before 6pm, Maharshiji used to reach the temple carrying flowers, kumkum and turmeric along with him for worshipping the deity. Assemblage of devotees in temple encouraged Pujya Sri Maharshiji to give Aarathi to the deity every day. This Divine Seva went on for eight years.
Satguru Sri Maharshiji always secured 1st division from Primary schooling to Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering. During the 2nd year of B.Tech (Mechanical Engg) study at JNT University, Anantapur, A.P, India Maharshiji was drawn more intensively to spirituality and acquired the power to concentrate his mind. Siddha Guru Sri Maharshiji used to scribble the sayings of spiritual importance on the walls and waste papers. The walls of his room in the hostel showed pictures of Deities and Avadhutas. In 1991, Maharshiji came to Visakhapatnam (A.P) for pursuing higher studies in M.Tech (Masters in Engg). At this time, the seeds of Vairagya (aversion) and resignation began to take root in his mind.
As Pujya Sri Maharshiji’s life was passing in the acts of worship, all his emotions were absorbed in God and on one day in April 1994; The Supreme Lord of world -Sri Shirdi Sai Baba gave his first Divine Darshan to Maharshiji. The First Darshan lead to Ocean of beauty and joy, tears flowed from his eyes and his throat choked with emotion. Pujya Sri Maharshiji embraced the image and tightly clasped its feet. In doing so, he lost entirely all his afflictions and he became one without bodily consciousness.
Pujya Sri Maharshiji’s communion with the Divine began from an early age. Siddha Guru Sri Maharshiji demonstrated profound interest in spiritual life, participated blissfully in Pujas/Bhajans and insisted on visiting Goddess Mother Durga temple, which was in front of Maharshiji’s house at Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh.
Every evening before 6pm, Maharshiji used to reach the temple carrying flowers, kumkum and turmeric along with him for worshipping the deity. Assemblage of devotees in temple encouraged Pujya Sri Maharshiji to give Aarathi to the deity every day. This Divine Seva went on for eight years.
Satguru Sri Maharshiji always secured 1st division from Primary schooling to Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering. During the 2nd year of B.Tech (Mechanical Engg) study at JNT University, Anantapur, A.P, India Maharshiji was drawn more intensively to spirituality and acquired the power to concentrate his mind. Siddha Guru Sri Maharshiji used to scribble the sayings of spiritual importance on the walls and waste papers. The walls of his room in the hostel showed pictures of Deities and Avadhutas. In 1991, Maharshiji came to Visakhapatnam (A.P) for pursuing higher studies in M.Tech (Masters in Engg). At this time, the seeds of Vairagya (aversion) and resignation began to take root in his mind.
As Pujya Sri Maharshiji’s life was passing in the acts of worship, all his emotions were absorbed in God and on one day in April 1994; The Supreme Lord of world -Sri Shirdi Sai Baba gave his first Divine Darshan to Maharshiji. The First Darshan lead to Ocean of beauty and joy, tears flowed from his eyes and his throat choked with emotion. Pujya Sri Maharshiji embraced the image and tightly clasped its feet. In doing so, he lost entirely all his afflictions and he became one without bodily consciousness.
Chaganti Koteswara Rao gari pravachanam on Vivaaha Visistatha
Hindu marriage joins two individuals for life, so that they can pursue dharma (duty), artha (possessions), kama (physical desires), and moksha (ultimate spiritual release) together. It is a union of two individuals as husband and wife, and is recognized by law. In Hinduism, marriage is followed by traditional rituals for consummation. In fact, marriage is not considered complete or valid until consummation. It also joins two families together. Favorable colours are normally red and gold for this occasion.
The use of jathakam or Janam Kundali (astrological chart at the time of birth) of the son/daughter to match with the help of a priest is common, but not universal. Parents also take advice from the brahman called 'Jothidar' in Tamil or 'panthulu or siddanthi ' in Telugu and Kundali Milaan in North India, who has details of many people looking to get married. Some communities, like the Brahmans in Mithila, use genealogical records ("Panjikas") maintained by the specialists.
Jatakam or Kundali is drawn based on the placement of the stars and planets at the time of birth. The maximum points for any match can be 36 and the minimum points for matching is 18. Any match with points under 18 is not considered as an auspicious match for a harmonious relationship. If the astrological chart of the two individuals (male and female) achieve the required threshold in points then further talks are considered for prospective marriage. Also the man and woman are given a chance to talk and understand each other. Once there is an agreement then an auspicious time is chosen for the wedding to take place.
In recent years, with the onset of dating culture in India, arranged marriages have seen a marginal decrease, with prospective brides and grooms preferring to choose a spouse on their own and not necessarily only the one whom their parents find agreeable; this has been more pronounced in urban and suburban areas than rural regions.
Sadhguru Addresses the UN - IDY 2016
Here is Sadhguru's full address to the United Nations on June 20, a day before the International Day of Yoga 2016. Sadhguru was invited to be the lead speaker at a special event ‘Conversation with Yoga Masters – Yoga for the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)’.
Adopted by world leaders and the UN, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) serve as a political vision and a collective blueprint for sustainable development for all countries and people. The conversation with Sadhguru was moderated by author, civil and environmental rights advocate, Max Kennedy.
Jaggi Vasudev, commonly known as Sadhguru by his followers, is an Indian yogi, mystic and author. He founded the Isha Foundation, a non-profit organisation which offers yoga programs around the world, including India, United States, United Kingdom, Lebanon, Singapore, Canada, Malaysia, Uganda, China, Nepal and Australia. The Foundation is also involved in various social and community development activities, which have resulted in the Foundation being granted special consultative status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations.
Adopted by world leaders and the UN, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) serve as a political vision and a collective blueprint for sustainable development for all countries and people. The conversation with Sadhguru was moderated by author, civil and environmental rights advocate, Max Kennedy.
Jaggi Vasudev, commonly known as Sadhguru by his followers, is an Indian yogi, mystic and author. He founded the Isha Foundation, a non-profit organisation which offers yoga programs around the world, including India, United States, United Kingdom, Lebanon, Singapore, Canada, Malaysia, Uganda, China, Nepal and Australia. The Foundation is also involved in various social and community development activities, which have resulted in the Foundation being granted special consultative status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations.
Exclusive Interview with KA Paul over Telangana
Kilari Anand Paul is a Christian preacher originally from India and a long time resident of the United States. According to the Indian newspaper The Telegraph he is a naturalized U.S. Citizen.
He runs a ministry called Gospel to the Unreached Millions.
Originally named Anand Kilari, he was born on 25 September 1963, in a small village called Chittivalsa in the State of Andhra Pradesh, India, into a Hindu family. His parents were Barnabas and Santhosamma.
His parents converted to Christianity in 1966. Paul became a Christian in March 1971, when he was eight years old. Paul says he travelled with his evangelist father to hundreds of villages in India sharing the gospel with many non-Christians. Paul says that at the age of 19 he entered into the full-time ministry.
Paul has been active in state politics as a member of the Praja Shanti Party. He was arrested on 21 May 2012 for conspiracy to murder, a charge he claimed was politically motivated, and was released on bail in September.
Through charitable contributions to his organization, several of Paul's backers provided funds to purchase a Boeing 747SP airplane that Paul named "Global Peace Ambassadors", which flew under the name "Global Peace One". The aeroplane was formerly flown by China Airlines; it was the accident aircraft in China Airlines Flight 006. The aeroplane was used for missions to Third World countries, delivering aid to disaster areas and to countries with people in need. A former crew member described it as a "flying death trap". In 2005, the pilot, first officer, and flight engineer quit because of concerns over maintenance and non-payment of debts.
He runs a ministry called Gospel to the Unreached Millions.
Originally named Anand Kilari, he was born on 25 September 1963, in a small village called Chittivalsa in the State of Andhra Pradesh, India, into a Hindu family. His parents were Barnabas and Santhosamma.
His parents converted to Christianity in 1966. Paul became a Christian in March 1971, when he was eight years old. Paul says he travelled with his evangelist father to hundreds of villages in India sharing the gospel with many non-Christians. Paul says that at the age of 19 he entered into the full-time ministry.
Paul has been active in state politics as a member of the Praja Shanti Party. He was arrested on 21 May 2012 for conspiracy to murder, a charge he claimed was politically motivated, and was released on bail in September.
Through charitable contributions to his organization, several of Paul's backers provided funds to purchase a Boeing 747SP airplane that Paul named "Global Peace Ambassadors", which flew under the name "Global Peace One". The aeroplane was formerly flown by China Airlines; it was the accident aircraft in China Airlines Flight 006. The aeroplane was used for missions to Third World countries, delivering aid to disaster areas and to countries with people in need. A former crew member described it as a "flying death trap". In 2005, the pilot, first officer, and flight engineer quit because of concerns over maintenance and non-payment of debts.
Tirumala Daivam Documentary by SVBC TV
Tirumala is a census town in Chittoor district of the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. The town is a part of Tirupati Urban Development Authority and located in Tirupati (rural) mandal of Tirupati revenue division. It is a hill town where Tirumala Venkateswara Temple is located, which is the abode of Lord Venkateswara.
Jai Jai Ganesha Song by V6 TV
Ganesh Chaturthi (also known as Vināyaka Chaturthi, Gaṇēśa Chaturthī or Vināyaka Chavithi) is the Hindu festival celebrated in honour of the elephant-headed god, Ganesha. This is a very auspicious day celebrated to pray to the god so that every new activity that is started is successfully completed without any obstacles (Vighna = Obstacle).
Chaturthi (Hindi चतुर्थी) means "fourth day" or "fourth state". Celebrations are traditionally held on the fourth day of the first fortnight (Shukla Chaturthi) in the month of Bhaadrapada in the Hindu calendar, usually August or September in the Gregorian calendar. Badrapad corresponds to Virgo (simha/avani-tamil) in solar calendar. The festival generally lasts ten days, ending on the fourteenth day of the fortnight (Anant Chaturdashi).
The festival is celebrated by families at home, by people at their places of work and in public. The public celebration involves installing clay images of Ganesha in public pandals (temporary shrines) and group worship. At home, an appropriately-sized clay image is installed and worshipped with family and friends. At the end of the festival, the idols are immersed in a large body of water such as the sea, river or a lake. The clay idols disintegrate over time in the water.
It is celebrated throughout India, especially in Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. There is a grand celebration in the state of Maharashtra by traditional instrument called dhol and tasha. It is also celebrated in the other parts of India such as Gujarat, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Kerala,Goa, Odisha, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and other parts of western and southern India. Abroad, Ganesh Chaturthi is observed in the Terai region of Nepal and by the Hindu diaspora in the United States, Canada and Mauritius.
Chaturthi (Hindi चतुर्थी) means "fourth day" or "fourth state". Celebrations are traditionally held on the fourth day of the first fortnight (Shukla Chaturthi) in the month of Bhaadrapada in the Hindu calendar, usually August or September in the Gregorian calendar. Badrapad corresponds to Virgo (simha/avani-tamil) in solar calendar. The festival generally lasts ten days, ending on the fourteenth day of the fortnight (Anant Chaturdashi).
The festival is celebrated by families at home, by people at their places of work and in public. The public celebration involves installing clay images of Ganesha in public pandals (temporary shrines) and group worship. At home, an appropriately-sized clay image is installed and worshipped with family and friends. At the end of the festival, the idols are immersed in a large body of water such as the sea, river or a lake. The clay idols disintegrate over time in the water.
It is celebrated throughout India, especially in Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. There is a grand celebration in the state of Maharashtra by traditional instrument called dhol and tasha. It is also celebrated in the other parts of India such as Gujarat, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Kerala,Goa, Odisha, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and other parts of western and southern India. Abroad, Ganesh Chaturthi is observed in the Terai region of Nepal and by the Hindu diaspora in the United States, Canada and Mauritius.
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