SRIMAD BHAGAVAD-GITA
CHAPTER ONE
samskrit:
Pasyaitam panduputranamacarya mahatim camum
Vyudham drupadaputrena tava sisyena dhimata
Enghish:
Behold,master,themighty army of the sons of pandu arraued for battle by your talented pupil,dhrstadyumna, son of Drupada.
SWAMI VIVEKANANDA
The history of the world is the history of a few men who had faith in themdelves. That faith calls out the divinity within. You do not strive sufficiently to manifest infinite power. As soon as a man or a nation loses faith,death comes.
NO SCRIPTURIST EVER VAUNTS OF
HIS LEARNING
A LEARNED brahmana once went to a wise king
and said, "I am well-versed, O king, in the holy
scriptures. I intend to teach you the Bhagavata.
The king, who was the wiser of the two, knew well
that a man who had really studied the Bhagavata
would seek to know his own Self rather than go to
a king's court for wealth and honour. So the king
replied: "I see, O brahmana, that you yourself have
not mastered that book thoroughly. I promise to
make you my tutor, but first learn the scripture
well." The brahmana went on his way thinking
"How foolish it is of the king to say that I have not
mastered the Bhagavata, seeing that I have been
reading the book over and over all these years."
However, he went through the book carefully once
more and appeared again before the king. The king
told him the same thing again and sent him away.
The brahmana was sorely vexed, but thought that
there must be some meaning in the behaviour of
the king. He went home, shut himself up in his
room, and applied himself more than ever to the
study of the book. By and by, hidden meanings
began to flash into his mind and the vanity of
running after the bubbles of riches and honour,
kings and courts, wealth and fame appeared to his
unclouded vision. From that day forward he gave
himself up entirely to attaining perfection by the
worship of God, and never thought of returning to
the king. A few years after, the king thought of the
brahmana and went to his house to see what he
was doing. Seeing him, now radiant with Divine
light and love, he fell upon his knees and said: "I
see that you have now realised the true meaning of
the scriptures. I am ready to be your disciple if you
will kindly condescend to make me one."
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Friday, November 23, 2012
Monday, November 19, 2012
Jagadgurus of the Sringeri Sharada Peetham
# | Jagadgurus of the Sringeri Sharada Peetham | Period of Reign (CE) |
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1. | Sri Shankara Bhagavatpada | 820 (videha-mukti) |
2. | Sri Sureshwaracharya | 820 - 834 |
3. | Sri Nityabodaghana | 834-848 |
4. | Sri Jnanaghana | 848 - 910 |
5. | Sri Jnanottama | 910 - 954 |
6. | Sri Jnanagiri | 954 - 1038 |
7. | Sri Simhagiri | 1038 - 1098 |
8. | Sri Ishwara Tirtha | 1098 - 1146 |
9. | Sri Nrisimha Tirtha | 1146 - 1229 |
10. | Sri Vidya Shankara Tirtha | 1229 - 1333 |
11. | Sri Bharati Krishna Tirtha | 1333 - 1380 |
12. | Sri Vidyaranya | 1380 - 1386 |
13. | Sri Chandrasekhara Bharati I | 1386 - 1389 |
14. | Sri Nrisimha Bharati I | 1389 - 1408 |
15. | Sri Puroshottama Bharati I | 1408 - 1448 |
16. | Sri Shankara Bharati | 1448 - 1455 |
17. | Sri Chandrasekhara Bharati II | 1455 - 1464 |
18. | Sri Nrisimha Bharati II | 1464 - 1479 |
19. | Sri Puroshottama Bharati II | 1479 - 1517 |
20. | Sri Ramachandra Bharati | 1517 - 1560 |
21. | Sri Nrisimha Bharati III | 1560 - 1573 |
22. | Sri Nrisimha Bharati IV | 1573 - 1576 |
23. | Sri Nrisimha Bharati V | 1576 - 1600 |
24. | Sri Abhinava Nrisimha Bharati | 1600 - 1623 |
25. | Sri Sacchidananda Bharati I | 1623 - 1663 |
26. | Sri Nrisimha Bharati VI | 1663 - 1706 |
27. | Sri Sacchidananda Bharati II | 1706 - 1741 |
28. | Sri Abhinava Sacchidananda Bharati I | 1741 - 1767 |
29. | Sri Nrisimha Bharati VII | 1767 - 1770 |
30. | Sri Sacchidananda Bharati III | 1770 - 1814 |
31. | Sri Abhinava Sacchidananda Bharati II | 1814 - 1817 |
32. | Sri Nrisimha Bharati VIII | 1817 - 1879 |
33. | Sri Sacchidananda Shivabhinava Nrisimha Bharati | 1879 - 1912 |
34. | Sri Chandrasekhara Bharati III | 1912 - 1954 |
35. | Sri Abhinava Vidyatirtha | 1954 - 1989 |
36. | Sri Bharati Tirtha | 1989 - Present |
Sringeri Peetham
19-10-2012:Srimad Bhagavad-Gita Sloka, Sri Ramakrishna story,swami vivekananda quotes.
SRIMAD BHAGAVAD-GITA SLOKA
CHAPTER ONE
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Sanskrit:
Drstva tu pandavanikam vyudham duryodhanastada
Acaryamupasangamya raja vacanamabravit
English:
Sanjaya said: At that time, seeing the army of the Pandavas drawn up for battle and approaching Dronacarya, King Duryodhana spke the following words
SRI RAMAKRISHNA STORY
UNFORTUNATE IT IS TO BE SEIZED BY A WATER-SNAKE
ONE day as I was passing the Panchavati on my way to the pine-grove, I heard a bullfrog croaking. I thought it must have been seized by a snake. After sometime, as I was coming back, I could still hear its terrified croaking. I looked to see what was the matter, and found that a water-snake had seized it. The snake could neither swallow it nor give it up. So there was no end to the frog's suffering. 1 thought that had it been seized by a cobra it would have been silenced after three croaks at the most. As it was only a water-snake, both of them had to go through this agony. A man's ego is destroyed after three croaks, as it were, if he gets into the clutches of a real teacher. But if the teacher is an 'unripe' one, then both the teacher and the disciple undergo endless suffering. The disciple cannot get rid cither of his ego or of the shackles of the world. If a disciple falls into the clutches of an incompetent teacher, he does not attain liberation.
Tales and Parables of Sri Ramakrishna
SWAMI VIVEKANANDA
FAITH AND STRENGTH
He is an atheist who does not believe in himself. The religions said that he was an atheist who did not believe in God. The new religion says that he is an atheist who does not believe in himself.
CHAPTER ONE
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Sanskrit:
Drstva tu pandavanikam vyudham duryodhanastada
Acaryamupasangamya raja vacanamabravit
English:
Sanjaya said: At that time, seeing the army of the Pandavas drawn up for battle and approaching Dronacarya, King Duryodhana spke the following words
SRI RAMAKRISHNA STORY
UNFORTUNATE IT IS TO BE SEIZED BY A WATER-SNAKE
ONE day as I was passing the Panchavati on my way to the pine-grove, I heard a bullfrog croaking. I thought it must have been seized by a snake. After sometime, as I was coming back, I could still hear its terrified croaking. I looked to see what was the matter, and found that a water-snake had seized it. The snake could neither swallow it nor give it up. So there was no end to the frog's suffering. 1 thought that had it been seized by a cobra it would have been silenced after three croaks at the most. As it was only a water-snake, both of them had to go through this agony. A man's ego is destroyed after three croaks, as it were, if he gets into the clutches of a real teacher. But if the teacher is an 'unripe' one, then both the teacher and the disciple undergo endless suffering. The disciple cannot get rid cither of his ego or of the shackles of the world. If a disciple falls into the clutches of an incompetent teacher, he does not attain liberation.
Tales and Parables of Sri Ramakrishna
SWAMI VIVEKANANDA
FAITH AND STRENGTH
He is an atheist who does not believe in himself. The religions said that he was an atheist who did not believe in God. The new religion says that he is an atheist who does not believe in himself.
Vedic Mathematics tip one
Subtractions:
Method 1:
100-45=55
4 5
Subtract 9 Subtract 10
5 5
Method 2:
1000-634
6 3 4
Subtract 9 Subtract 9 Subtract 10
3 6 6
Method3:
10000-5437
5 4 3 7
Subtract 9 Subtract 9 Subtract 9 Subtract 10
4 5 6 3
Method4:
1000-450
4 5 0
Subtract 9 Subtract 10 last 0 take 0
5 5 0
Method5:
10000-5630
5 6 3 0
Subtract
9 Subtract 9 Subtract 10 last 0 take 0
4 3 7 0
Human age =100years Lord Brahma age=317882880000000 years
1 Second
60 Seconds = 1 minite
60 Minutes = 1 Hour
24 Hours = 1 Day
7 Days = 1 Week
30 Days = 1 Month
24 Months = 1 Year
10 Years= 1 Decade
100 Years = Human age
Bharath Purans says:
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Kali Yugam = 432000 years
Dvapara Yugam = 864000 years
Treta Yugam = 1296000 years
Khrutha yugam = 1728000 years
4 yugas = 4320000 years (1 Maha yugam)
72 Maha yugas = 311040000 years (1 Manvantharam)
14 Manvantharas =4354560000 years ( 1 kalpamu)
1 kalpamu = ½ day of Brahma
1 Day of brahma = 8709120000 years
1 Year of brahma = 3178828800000 years
Age of brahma = 317882880000000 years
60 Seconds = 1 minite
60 Minutes = 1 Hour
24 Hours = 1 Day
7 Days = 1 Week
30 Days = 1 Month
24 Months = 1 Year
10 Years= 1 Decade
100 Years = Human age
Bharath Purans says:
---------------------
Kali Yugam = 432000 years
Dvapara Yugam = 864000 years
Treta Yugam = 1296000 years
Khrutha yugam = 1728000 years
4 yugas = 4320000 years (1 Maha yugam)
72 Maha yugas = 311040000 years (1 Manvantharam)
14 Manvantharas =4354560000 years ( 1 kalpamu)
1 kalpamu = ½ day of Brahma
1 Day of brahma = 8709120000 years
1 Year of brahma = 3178828800000 years
Age of brahma = 317882880000000 years
Thursday, November 8, 2012
Aryabhatta
Aryabhatta(ad 486-550) was the greatest mathematician-astronomer of india. He was born at 'Muziris' a small village near trissur. he went to kusumapura for higher studies and he lived there
aryabhatta is major works were the aryabhatiyam and the aryabhatta sidhanta. aryabhatiyam presented ba number of innovations in mathematics and asronomy in verse form. His disciple were Bhaskara i and nilakantha somayaji. He was the first mathematician to letters of the
alphabet to denote nuknown quantities. Aryabhata's systemm of asronomy was called the Audayaka system.
He invented zero
He invented zero
Srimad Bhagavad-Gita Sloka, Sri Ramakrishna story,swami vivekananda quotes.
swami vivekananda
strength is life weaknees deathTHAT DIVINE YEARNING
GOD cannot be seen without yearning of heart, and this yearning is impossible unless one has finished with the experiences of life. Those who live surrounded by 'woman and gold', and have not yet come to the end of their experiences, do notyearn for God. When I lived at Kamarpukur, Hriday's son, a child of four or five years old, used to spend the whole day with me. He played with toys and almost forgot everything else. But no sooner did evening come than he would say, "I want to go to my mother." I would try to cajole him in various ways and would say, "Here, I'll give you a pigeon." But he wouldn't be consoled with such things; he would weep and cry, "I want to go to my mother." He didn't enjoy playing any more. I myself wept to see his state.One should cry for God that way, like a child. That is what it means to be restless for God. One doesn't enjoy play or food any longer. After one's experiences of the world are over, one feels this restlessness and weeps for God.Tales and Parables of Sri Ramakrishna
SRIMAD BHAGAVADGITA
sanskrit
dharmaksetre kuruketre samaveta yuyutsavah mamakh pandavasciva kimakurvata sanjaya
english
Dhrtarastra said:Sanjaya gathered on the sacred soil of Kuruksetr eager to fight, what did my Sons and the sons of pandu do?
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