Samyuktha Harshitha

Hari Sarvothama Vayu Jeevothama -The Madhwa Way of the World

Saturday, 24 November 2012

The temple that was built with ghee

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Mortar is mixed with water for constructing buildings and this system is followed almost uniformly through out the world with very few exc...

Tourist and pilgrim sites in and around Mantralaya, Raichur

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In my earlier articles, I had written about different routes to Mantrayala from Bangalore . Several friends and readers have asked me why ...
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Madhwa seers and their hobbies

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The seers and saints of Madhwa Parampare, apart from being scholars and eminent writers, have excelled in several arts. Unfortunately, the...
Friday, 23 November 2012

The only underground Brindavana of Raghavendra Swamy

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There is only one underground temple dedicated to Raghavendra Swamy and that is more than eighty years old. This temple was built in the h...
Thursday, 22 November 2012

The Nava Brindavana at Chennai

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The Nava Brindavana at Anegundi near Hampi is in Bellary district in Karnataka. This is perhaps the first Madhwa or Dwaitha site where se...

The Haridasa who could prolong the life span of his devotees

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He was one of the great saint-composers of Haridasa Sahitha. A devotee of Hari, he had the power to prolong the life of people. He once we...
Tuesday, 20 November 2012

The coral islands of Karnataka

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A few days ago, some of my friends saw an advertisement about a package tour to the Andamans. While two of them booked the package, others...
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Bangalore, Karnataka, India
This is a post on Madhwa religion, philosophy, saints and their works. There is also a blog on Bangalore and Raghavendra Swamy.
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