Cho-vin "EngE BraahmNan"? Jaya tv

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Originally Posted by Shakthiprabha

Feb - 18th
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http://www.ibiblio.org/sripedia/cgi-bin/kbase/Soma

(for reference)


(தொடரும்)

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wow
:2thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by Shakthiprabha

Dear all I am FLABBERGASTED with the title song of எங்கே பிராமணன்.

http://tamiltv4u.com/enge-brahmanan/...rial-17022009/



(singer : Doctor. k. narayanan
lyricist: doctor. Kruthiya
music: Rajesh vaidhya )

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:ty: SP

but quality of the sound
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நம் மனம் கூறும் மறுப்பு: புலால் உண்ணுதல், சாத்வீக குணத்திற்கு அப்பாற்பட்டதாய், சாதகனுக்கு ஊறு விளைவிக்கலாம் என்பது கீதை முதல் பல வேதங்களில் கூறப்பட்ட ஒன்று

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கொசுறு:

மாமிசம் உண்ணும் மிருகங்கள் - நாக்கால் நக்கிக் குடிக்கின்றன

சைவ உணவு உண்ணும் மிருகங்கள் - உறிஞ்சிக் குடிக்கின்றன

ஆகவே நாம் - படைப்பினால் .......

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Originally Posted by Shakthiprabha

நம் மனம் கேட்கும் கேள்விகள் : புரணங்கள் கட்டுக்கதைகள் என்று கூறுவதற்கு இதிஹாசங்களை மட்டுமே விளக்குகிறாரே சோ. புராணக்கதைகள் நடந்ததற்கு சான்று மிகக்குறைவு. அவை மிக மிக பழமை வாய்ந்த கதைகள். இதிஹாசங்களை ஒப்புக்கொள்ளும் பலரும் கூட புராணங்களும் அதனைச் சார்ந்த கிளைக்கதைகளும் நம்ப மறுக்கிறார்கள். (இங்கே புராணம் என்பது பிரம்ம புராணம், விஷ்ணுபுரணம் உட்பட்ட வியாசரால் தொகுக்கப்பட்ட 18 புராணங்கள். இவற்றிற்கு ஆதாரங்கள் எனக்குத் தெரிந்து இதுவரை நிரூபிக்கப்படவில்லை. )

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I had posted this elsewhere in the hub::
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To me, Ramayana and Mahabharata and other Puranas mean much more as Puranas than if they would have happened really. As Puranas, they offer many metaphors that are placed to free the mind from the droll of everyday life and living that we consider to be 'normal'. In this sense the artful/psychological descriptions of the characters and the situations invoke a certain sense of awe for the dreams of the ancients and their notions about what is sacred and what is not. A theory that relates these Puranas to scientific evidence would never ever compensate for their value as stories and myths that contain metaphors of the Divine in spiritual and physical planes of existence.
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I thought of such proofs for a few years now, ultimately the answer from every side: Stop looking and start feeling :D.

Love and Light :).

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Originally Posted by Shakthiprabha

Feb - 18th

ps: 'Identity crisis' is not the right word to be used for someone who is delving on the question of "who am i" . The char seems to be too engrossed in self-realisation and its related queries and confusions. I feel, "self-enquiry" would be the right term. Identity crisis is a psychological term, to be used for person who has LOST HIMSELF in the maze of society. However, a person who is into "self-enquiry" would be blissful and not be seen forlorn or lost.

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'Self enquiry' is not necessarily blissful, although there is a certain satisfaction associated with it. Bliss, I always thought, is the result of finding the Self. Psychology, physiology, spirituality are not necessarily separate. Often a spiritual crisis manifests itself as a psychological or a physiological one.

Several spiritual 'seekers' can be found to be in extensive mental, emotional turmoil before they meet their Guru, or before a divine event. Arjuna, Vivekananda, in fact Sri Ramakrishna Himself come immediately to my mind... they were all affected psychologically before being picked up by a divine Hand.

Love and Light.

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Originally Posted by anbu_kathir

'Self enquiry' is not necessarily blissful, although there is a certain satisfaction associated with it. Bliss, I always thought, is the result of finding the Self. Psychology, physiology, spirituality are not necessarily separate. Often a spiritual crisis manifests itself as a psychological or a physiological one.

Several spiritual 'seekers' can be found to be in extensive mental, emotional turmoil before they meet their Guru, or before a divine event. Arjuna, Vivekananda, in fact Sri Ramakrishna Himself come immediately to my mind... they were all affected psychologically before being picked up by a divine Hand.

Love and Light.

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you are right. :thumbsup: :bow:

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Originally Posted by anbu_kathir

I had posted this elsewhere in the hub::
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To me, Ramayana and Mahabharata and other Puranas mean much more as Puranas than if they would have happened really. As Puranas, they offer many metaphors that are placed to free the mind from the droll of everyday life and living that we consider to be 'normal'. In this sense the artful/psychological descriptions of the characters and the situations invoke a certain sense of awe for the dreams of the ancients and their notions about what is sacred and what is not. A theory that relates these Puranas to scientific evidence would never ever compensate for their value as stories and myths that contain metaphors of the Divine in spiritual and physical planes of existence.
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I thought of such proofs for a few years now, ultimately the answer from every side: Stop looking and start feeling :D.

Love and Light :).

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:)

just now saw this. nice work sp :clap:

thanks shankar.
nethuthu innum ezhuthala :oops:
would do it tonight or tomm :|

You continue to amaze with different facets.
Today I missed out the last 15 minutes. I will wait for your updates :D

Relevant to this Cho has compiled a Book with anugraha Bashan of Pujyasri Maha Swamigal on Hindu Dharma. :)