100 Moral Stories Written Based On Verses Of Naladiyar And Thirukkural..

Srimad Narayaneeyam is nothing but a condensation of Srimad Bhagavata Mahapuranam, a much more detailed account of the stories of Lord Mahavishnu. Through this work, SRIMAD NARAYANEEYAM, the author, Narayana Bhattatri, enters the path of unshakable devotion to the Lord. Being concerned with and affectionate to his fellow-beings, he wants to reveal ..

This great  prayer addressed to Lord Nataraja (the king of dancers) of Chidambaram was written about 30 years ago by Sri.Chirumanavoor Muniswamy mudaliar. It is an appeal to Lord Shiva  and a great prayer...

The Hindus believe that Navagrahas play a key role in their destiny and are responsible for all the good or bad times one faces in life. According to Hindu Astrology, significance is attached on the positions of the nine planets in the twelve constellations of the zodiac, the belt around the sky in which the movements of Sun, Moon and planets are c..

Child Saint Tirugnana Sambandar sang the Kolaru Pathigam (a prayer to Lord Shiva with Mother for relief from the adverse aspects of planets and other natural dangers people face in life). Ripe old Saint Tirunavukkarasar advised Child Tirugnana Sambandar to postpone his Madurai trip to debate with the Jain monks and to save the Pandya king, as the ..

The Hindus believe that Navagrahas play a key role in their destiny and are responsible for all the good or bad times one faces in life. According to Hindu Astrology, significance is attached on the positions of the nine planets in the twelve constellations of the zodiac, the belt around the sky in which the movements of Sun, Moon and planets are c..

The Hindus believe that Navagrahas play a key role in their destiny and are responsible for all the good or bad times one faces in life. According to Hindu Astrology, significance is attached on the positions of the nine planets in the twelve constellations of the zodiac, the belt around the sky in which the movements of Sun, Moon and planets are c..

The Hindus believe that Navagrahas play a key role in their destiny and are responsible for all the good or bad times one faces in life. According to Hindu Astrology, significance is attached on the positions of the nine planets in the twelve constellations of the zodiac, the belt around the sky in which the movements of Sun, Moon and planets are c..

Navaraati festival is otherwise known as 'Dusserah'. It is celecbrated through out the Country for 10days. During this 10 days people spend their time in worshipping by offering prayers and doing poojas to the deities Durga, Lakshmi, ans sarasvathi. By praying to goddess Duga the negative forces like the man's lust desire, passion, greed, jealously..

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Astrology in the air about the pros and cons is jotiyay before us suggests that the visible universe is a science Removing the goodness of man's nature is inherently evil because man no longer in his life that it is necessary to know beforehand about the pros and cons that are coming up all a well respected book was the notes’ and ever This scien..

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When Ravana was tired of rampaging across the earth, Ravana returned to Lord Shiva to request moksha, release from the bondage of endless rebirth. Lord Shiva replied that he had granted Ravana the boon of indestructibility.[citation needed]Ravana's poignant cry in the final quatrain of poetry — "When will I be happy?" is echoed by modern man in his..

When Ravana was tired of rampaging across the earth, Ravana returned to Lord Shiva to request moksha, release from the bondage of endless rebirth. Lord Shiva replied that he had granted Ravana the boon of indestructibility.[citation needed]Ravana's poignant cry in the final quatrain of poetry — "When will I be happy?" is echoed by modern man in his..

When Ravana was tired of rampaging across the earth, Ravana returned to Lord Shiva to request moksha, release from the bondage of endless rebirth. Lord Shiva replied that he had granted Ravana the boon of indestructibility.[citation needed]Ravana's poignant cry in the final quatrain of poetry — "When will I be happy?" is echoed by modern man in his..