Samyuktha Harshitha

Hari Sarvothama Vayu Jeevothama -The Madhwa Way of the World

Sunday, 23 December 2012

The Linga that Shiva himself consecrated

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Lakhs and lakhs of people come to view the Taj Mahal. After the Taj, they make a hurried visit to the Red Fort before either going back to...
Saturday, 22 December 2012

The graveyard of Indian Kings

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It was the scene of one epic battle and three other battles that changed the course of Indian history. Win this place and you will win Del...

The genius who continues to inspire research even after his death

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He was Indian who loved numbers so much that he spent all his life doing them. He lived and died young but his contribution is so enormous...

The ten monographs of Madhwacharya

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The Sarvamoola Grantha are a collection of 37 works written by Madhwacharya during the 13 th century and early part of the 14 th century...

The day Yamaloka had a holiday

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He is one God you will not want to meet either in your lifetime or even after your death. He is one God who has practically no festival na...

Monks who mummify themselves alive

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Sallekhana is an age old Jain ritual where a person fasts to death. There are similar rituals associated with other religions too. But per...

The place where Seetha lost her ring

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Every day, there are hundreds of visitors who come to Muthathi near Bangalore to take in the beauty of the Cauvery and the surrounding wi...

Arjuna's Chennakeshava

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We have all heard about Arjuna, the renowned bowman of the Mahabharata period and a close friend of Krishna . But did you know that Arjuna...

The throne of the Pandavas

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Ranked among the most popular tourist destination in India , Mysore has several well kept secrets. While many of the sights such as the A...
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Erasing history

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Humans have not been kind to history and a lot many of them right from the time of Chengiz Khan, Timur, Mohamad Ghazni, Mohammad Ghori, th...
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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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