on Mother’s Day (May 12, 2013)

O Mother! May the society appreciate your potential? May they seek your blessings from east, west, north, south and everywhere. And may you bless them with prosperity and happiness. (Yajur Veda: 6:36)

As we celebrate Mother’s day as per the traditions in the west on May 12, let us pay tribute to the role of mother and her contribution in shaping the family as well as a nation. In Hindu way of life, mother is always remembered, reminisced, cherishes, respected, honored, glorified and worshipped.

Mother is considered the pillar of Hindu family; pinnacle of sacrifice; embodiment of love; affection and compassion; source of inspiration and encouragement; personification of peace and harmony; foundation of strength and courage; epitome of age-old wisdom and prudence; hallmark of patience and endurance; quintessence of solace and comfort; exemplification of kindness and gentleness; reservoir of inexhaustible blessings; and personification of patience and tolerance.

How can we forget the forbearance of mother who conceived us and carried us for nine months in her womb; suffered months of morning sickness; saw us grow day by day; fed us through the tube; allowed us to take shape as we developed backbone, skin, fingers, nails, eye lids, eye brows, nose, ears, hands, legs, toes, heart, head, brain, and so on for nine months; and carried all the weight all these months; endured all the sounds and kicking’s; spent countless nights without sleep; withstood all the discomforts; and finally gave birth. How can we forget the mother’s endurance and tenacity during those nine months?

How can we forget anxious mother’s first look at the baby in spite of all the pain and suffering during the delivery; her instant motherly instinct to hold him and caress him; her longing to feed the baby; her excitement to hear the sounds of her infant; her delight in putting him to the bed; her constant vigil of looking at the sleeping bay; her thrill at looking the baby crawl and walk; her prompting at baby to talk; her enjoyment of feeding the baby; her constant concern for the safety of the child; her passion to narrate bedtime stories; and countless efforts to make the child grow with confidence, trust and love. Who can forget and how can we forget?

Hindu religion has given her exalted position compared to any other religion.  Matru Devo bhava is the dictum no body can forget. Mother is divine. It is important to remember that only Hindus worship God in the form of Divine Mother. In Hinduism we have Sri Lakshmi, goddess of wealth; Saraswati, the goddess of learning and knowledge;Parvati, goddess who bestows women with long married life; and Kali, the power of time and other goddesses who protected the human race from demonic forces. Women as goddesses are worshipped in all religious festivals. During Navaratri time, different manifestations of Devi are worshipped for ten days. And no function is complete without the participation of women as mother. The social inconsistencies and injustices in the role of women did not arise from Hindu scriptures, but from the external forces that constrained the movement of women as well as the foreign rule that forced women to take a protective role.

Hindu scriptures extolled the virtues of woman starting from her birth as an infant, daughter, kanyaka, bride, wife, daughter-in-law and a mother. Whether one is young, middle aged or old, he gets immense joy and pleasure thinking and remembering the mother. There is no one that can be compared to mother. Lord Rama addressing his brother Lakshamana said: “Api Swarnamayi Lankaa na me Lakshmana rochate, Janani Janmabhumishcha Swargaadapi Gariyasi” Lakshmana, even this golden Lanka does not appeal to me; mother and motherland are greater than heaven.

From the early Vedic times,women have played vital role in preservation of Hindu heritage. They include such women as Sati, Sita, Anasuya, Arundhati, Draupadi, Queen Kunti, Shakuntala, Maitreyi, Gargi, Madalasa, Savitri, Ahalya, and others. Many believe that simply reciting their names removes sins and remembering their names gives enough strength. Vedas, Upanishad, Puranas, Manu Sastra, Ramayana, Mahabharata, and other scriptures have eulogized the role of mother.

Manu Dharma Sastra gave unparalleled respect and honor to mother.  Friedrich Nietzsche, a Western philosopher and spiritualist, says: “I know of no book in which so many tender and kind remarks are addressed to woman as in the Law Book of Manu; these old grey-bearded saints have a way of being polite to women which has perhaps never been surpassed.” 

Manu Dharma Sastra

Following are some of the examples of the statements found in Manu Dharma Sastra about the status of women:

“Where women are honored there the gods are pleased; but where they are not honored no sacred rite yields rewards,” (III.56)

“Women must be honored and adorned by their fathers, brothers, husbands and brothers-in-law, who desire their own welfare.” (III, 55)

“Where the female relations live in grief, the family soon wholly perishes;but that family where they are not unhappy ever prospers.” (III, 57).

“Wherever women are given their due respect, even the deities like to reside, and where they are not respected, all action remains unfruitful.”

Vedas:

Similarly Rig Veda, Yajur Veda, and Atharvana Veda also glorified the status of mother, beseeched her blessings, sought her advice, obtained her wisdom, reminisced her smile and cherished her unparalleled compassion.

Rigveda 10.17.10: O Mothers! Purify us with your compassion, understanding and enlightenment. The women cleanse us all from all our sins, corruption and defects. We come out firm, pure and noble from their blessed company.

Rigveda 6.61.7: O enlightening Mother! You have the potential to destroy the evil. You have a character as pure as gold. You have the potential to destroy the clouds of frustrations and doubt. You are brave and you only aspire for our well-being and success! We are indeed blessed!

Atharvaveda 7.68.2: O enlightening Mother! May you always  shower your blessings in form of peace, happiness and success. May you  always be pleased with us and may we never conduct any act that excludes  us from your blessing gaze.

Atharvaveda  3.13.7: O pure and blessing Mothers! I am your beloved son. O powerful mother, please guide me towards fulfillment of my noble aspirations.

Yajurveda 6.17:  O pure and blessing Mothers!  Cleanse us all from sins, immorality and pollution. Purge us from falsehood, hatred, jealousy and frustrations.

Yajurveda 6.31: O pure and blessing Mothers! Satisfy our mind, speech, life, eyes, ears, soul and society with nobleness.

Shankara Bhagavadpata on Mother

Shankara wanted to take up Sanyasa at a tender age. Mother refused. But he convinced her that he would be present at her deathbed no matter where he was. Later on, when he realized that her mother was on deathbed, with his divine powers he appeared instantly near his mother, and did funeral ceremony. At that he was supposed to have written “Matru Panchakam” paying a tribute that would bring tears to any son or daughter who reads or listen to it. Nothing surpasses this moving tribute to a mother. This is the only composition on a human being. Shankara never composed any slokas other than Gods and Goddesses except Matru Panchakam, which contains five verses.

               Suffice it to read the last verse about Mothers constant shower of blessings on her child:

Long live,

Oh, pearl mine,

Oh jewel mine,

Oh my dearest eyes,

Oh mine prince dearest,

And oh my soul of soul,

Sang thou to me,

But in return of that all,

Oh my mother dearest.

I give you but dry rice in your mouth.

Bhishma’s accolade to Mother

Following Kurukshetra war, Lord Krishna takes Panadavs to Bhishma who lying on the bed of arrows. Pandavas requests Bhishma to impart knowledge about Raja neeti and various other topics. Bhishma pays glowing tribute the place of Mother in the hearts of every human being and the need for her guidance to avert calamities in the society.  In Shanti Parva, Bhishma says that the mother is the panacea for all kinds of evils. Even mention of mothers name would avert the grief and sadness. Even if a mother has a son ofhundred-year-old man, in her eyes is like a two year old kid to be taken care of.  “There is no shelter like the mother. There is no refuge like the mother. There is no defense like the mother. There is no one so dear as the mother. For having borne him in her womb the mother is the son’s dhatri. For having been the chief cause of his birth, she is his janani. For having nursed his young limbs, she is called amva (Amma). For nursing and looking after the son she is called sura. The mother is one’s own body.”

Devi-Mahatma goes even farther by saying that she is source and sustenance of the cosmos:“By you this universe is borne, by you this world is created. By you it is protected, O Devi: By you it is consumed at the end. You are the Supreme Knowledge, as well as ignorance, intellect and contemplation…”

Wife and husband are equal partners in married life. Sage Agastya tells his wife Lopa mudra, “In this world, we will overcome all adversities if we two exert ourselves together.”  A wife is called Ardhaangini (‘half of oneself’), Sahadharmini (a comrade in life), an equal participant inperformance of and in reaping fruits of good deeds),Pathni (the one who leads the husband through life), Dharmapathni (the one who guides the husband in dharma) and Sahadharmacharini (one who moves with the husband on the path of dharma–righteousness and duty).  Mother is God herself.

Let us all remember our MOTHERS, their sacrifices, their compassion, their guidance, their wisdom, their watchful eyes, their smiles, and their bountiful and unconditional blessings.

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As many of you know that Global Hindi Heritage Foundation (GHHF) started SAVETEMPLE office in Hyderabad in August 2012. We have employed four people who will be updating the events on the status of Hindu Temples, our efforts to bring changes in the government, help concerned Hindus about their problems regarding their Temples, and make people aware of the plight of Hindu Temples. Our office under the leadership of Dr. Ghazal Srinivas has undertaken the following activities.

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Following is the list of VIDEOS, Articles and news items that are uploaded onto our website. Please visit the website frequently.

Aalayavani Web Magazine Updates – From- 04-May-13 To 10-May-13

04-05-2013 (Saturday)

Telugu News Updates 04-05-2013

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/telugu-news-updates-04-05-2013/

English News Updates 04-05-2013

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/english-news-updates-04-05-2013/

Ganesh Chalisa

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/ganesh-chalisa/

Jai Mata Di – Maa Meri Pat Rakhiyo Sada

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/jai-mata-di-maa-meri-pat-rakhiyo-sada/

Sri Vanchinathar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-vanchinathar-temple/

Sri Vamanapureeswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-vamanapureeswararemple/

Sri Valeeswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-valeeswarar-temple-4/

Sri Valampura Nathar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-valampura-nathar-temple/

Sri Vaigalnathar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-vaigalnathar-temple/

Sri Vaidyanathaswami temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-vaidyanathaswami-temple-2/

Jai Mata Di – Maa Tu Mujhe Darshan De

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/jai-mata-di-maa-tu-mujhe-darshan-de/

Maa Durga – Chalisa

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/maa-durga-chalisa/

Hari Bhazan (Devotional Hindu Musical Video)

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/hari-bhazan-devotional-hindu-musical-video/

Sri Vadaranyeswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-vadaranyeswarar-temple-2/

Shyama, The Divine Goddess

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/shyama-the-divine-goddess/

Infatuation

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/infatuation/

Devotion to God

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/devotion-to-god/

Sri Vaaymoornaathar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-vaaymoornaathar-temple/

Sri Uthavedeeswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-uthavedeeswarar-temple/

Sri Uma Maheswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-uma-maheswarar-temple/

05-05-2013 (Sunday)

KANAKA DURGA TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/kanaka-durga-temple/

Arulmigu Marundeeswarar Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/arulmigu-marundeeswarar-temple/

Arulmigu Devi Karumariamman

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/arulmigu-devi-karumariamman-2/

Jaganmatha Devotional movie

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/jaganmatha-devotional-movie/

Shri Krishna Leela (1971)

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/shri-krishna-leela-1971-2/

Arulmigu Kapaleeswarar Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/arulmigu-kapaleeswarar-temple/

JAGAN MOHINI KESHAVA SWAMI TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/jagan-mohini-keshava-swami-temple-5/

Chardham

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/chardham/

EE KONDALLO [Telugu Lord Ayyappa devotional]

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/ee-kondallo-telugu-lord-ayyappa-devotional/

Best Bhajan – Jis Bhajan Me Ram Ka Naam Na Ho

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/best-bhajan-jis-bhajan-me-ram-ka-naam-na-ho/

Sri Uma Maheswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-uma-maheswarar-temple-2/

06-05-2013 (Monday)

Telugu News Updates 06-05-2013

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/telugu-news-updates-06-05-2013/

English News Updates 06-05-2013

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/english-news-updates-06-05-2013/

Sri Udhvaganathar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-udhvaganathar-temple/

Sri Uchira Vaneswarar Temple Thurai Kattum Vallalar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-uchira-vaneswarar-temple-thurai-kattum-vallalar-temple/

Sri Ujjeevanathar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-ujjeevanathar-temple-2/

Sri Tripuranthaka Swami temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-tripuranthaka-swami-temple/

Sri Tiruvalleswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-tiruvalleswarar-temple-2/

Sri Tiruthali Nathar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-tiruthali-nathar-temple/

Sri Tirunethranathar Temple temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-tirunethranathar-temple-temple/

Sri Tirumuruganathawami temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-tirumuruganathawami-temple/

Sri Tirumettraleeswar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-tirumettraleeswar-temple/

Sri Tirumeni Azhagar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-tirumeni-azhagar-temple/

Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Manasa Smarami

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-lakshmi-narasimha-manasa-smarami/

Teerthayatra – Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/teerthayatra-sri-lakshmi-narasimha-swamy-temple/

Thamasoma Jyothirgamaya

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/thamasoma-jyothirgamaya/

Papanasam

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/papanasam/

07-05-2013 (Tuesday)

Sri Tiru Payatrunathar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-tiru-payatrunathar-temple/

Sri Tiru Magaral Easwarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-tiru-magaral-easwarar-temple/

Sri Thoovai Nathar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-thoovai-nathar-temple/

Sri Thiru Marai Kadar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-thiru-marai-kadar-temple/

Sri Thiagarajar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-thiagarajar-temple/

Sri Theerthapureeswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-theerthapureeswarar-temple/

Sri Thayumanava Swami temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-thayumanava-swami-temple/

Sri Bhakta Anjaneya Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-bhakta-anjaneya-temple/

Tenkasi

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/tenkasi/

Sri Markandeya Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-markandeya-temple/

Antarvedi

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/antarvedi/

08-05-2013 (Wednesday)

English News Updates 08-05-2013

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/english-news-updates-08-05-2013/

Telugu News Updates 08-05-2013

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/telugu-news-updates-08-05-2013/

Sri Thanthondreeswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-thanthondreeswarar-temple-2/

Sri Thalapureeswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-thalapureeswarar-temple/

Sri Swedaranyeswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-swedaranyeswarar-temple/

Swarapureeswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/14790/

Srimad Valmiki Ramayana

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/srimad-valmiki-ramayana/

Hindu Spiritual Books

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/hindu-spiritual-books/

Sri Swarnakadeswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-swarnakadeswarar-temple-2/

Sri Sundareswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-sundareswarar-temple-2/

09-05-2013 (Thursday)

Sri Sivanandeswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-sivanandeswarar-temple/

Sri Sivalokanathar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-sivalokanathar-temple/

Sri Sivagurunathaswami temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-sivagurunathaswami-temple/

Sri Sishta Guru Natheswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-sishta-guru-natheswarar-temple/

Sri Shivaloka Thyagar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-shivaloka-thyagar-temple-2/

Sri Siddha Natheswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-siddha-natheswarar-temple/

Sri Somesar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-somesar-temple/

Sri Someswarar (Kudanthaikaronam) temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-someswarar-kudanthaikaronam-temple-2/

Sri Sukshma Pureeswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-sukshma-pureeswarar-temple/

English News Updates 09-05-2013

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/english-news-updates-09-05-2013/

Telugu News Updates 09-05-2013

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/telugu-news-updates-09-05-2013/

10-05-2013 (Friday)

Telugu News Updates 10-05-2013

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/telugu-news-updates-10-05-2013/

English News Updates 10-05-2013

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/english-news-updates-10-05-2013/

Sri Shivaloka Nathar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-shivaloka-nathar-temple/

Sri Shivakozhundhu Easwarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-shivakozhundhu-easwarar-temple/

Sri Shiva Nandeeswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-shiva-nandeeswarar-temple/

Sri Seshapureeswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-seshapureeswarar-temple-2/

Sri Semmeninathar Karumbeswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-semmeninathar-karumbeswarar-temple/

Sri Satyavakeeswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-satyavakeeswarar-temple/

Sri Satyanathaswami temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-satyanathaswami-temple/

Thamasoma Jyothirgamaya 10th May 2013

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/thamasoma-jyothirgamaya-10th-may-2013/

Shree Mahakalli Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/shree-mahakalli-temple/

Suchindram Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/suchindram-temple/

Historical Baijnath Shiv Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/historical-baijnath-shiv-temple/

The rare kerala temple event “Paana”

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/the-rare-kerala-temple-event-paana/

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April 27, 2013

 Jai Hanuman

               M. Brieux, a member of the French Academy, writes: “The noble minds of India, without having had the necessity of having recourse to experimental science like us, discovered the truths which we discover after them. By the unaided power of meditation, they have given an explanation of the universe which appeared ridiculous to us for a long time, but which our scholars are now beginning to accept.”

It is my pleasure to share my views about the richness, glory, and grandeur of Sanatana dharma. It’s preservation by all of us will only guarantee and assure universal peaceful coexistence. Otherwise, as Arnold Toynbee said if we do not embrace the universal principle of Ahimsa, universal destruction is imminent.

Just imagine our great Maharishi’s concentration, achieved by meditation and yoga, could dissect every conceivable aspect of the entire universe with no scientific tools or laboratories, such as, the origin of cosmos, trigonometry, algebra, mathematics, biology, chemistry, calculus, human anatomy, physics, engineering, technology, medicine, dentistry, time scales, speed of light, and so on. It is difficult to find a subject that has not been pondered, deliberated, contemplated, investigated, dissected, and probed. They have done it through their power of concentration and laser like focus. Hindu mind is ingenious, inventive, imaginative, creative and inspirational. It is known as Yogic mind, Dharmic mind, Atmic mind, Vedantic Mind, etc. Hindu mind invented zero and calculated the Phi. It penetrated into every nook and corner of the cosmos. Nothing is left out. Not only the Hindu mind analyzed them but they have done with accuracy that surprises the most modern scientists. The late astrophysicist Carl Sagan (1980) noted that “Hindu religion is the only one of the world’s great faiths dedicated to the idea that the Cosmos itself undergoes an immense, indeed an infinite, number of births and deaths. It is the only religion in which the time cycles correspond, no doubt by accident, to those of modern scientific cosmology. It’s cycles run from our ordinary day and night to a day and night of Brahma, 8.64 billion years long, longer than the age of the Earth or the Sun and about half the time since the Big Bang. And there are much longer time scales still.”

Hindus have always been independent thinkers. Thousands of centuries ago they exercised their freedom to explore, expand, and travel to areas that are unknown to even the present modern scientist. And this is the mind you have inherited. You need to be the champions of this freedom to move forward and help the human race to live in peace and prosperity, not fear, terror and torture.

Unlike other faiths, there is no conflict between religion and science. Our sages have integrated them to support each other, reinforce each other and sustain each other. They are in perfect harmony in the mind of a Hindu laboratory. Sanatana dharma is the only religion that is not afraid of science. No body has disapproved what our Rishis have written in our scriptures. In fact we encourage all the scientists in any field to conduct research knowing fully well that they will establish the hegemony of Hindu mind. T. S Elliot rightly observed when he said: “Indian Philosophers’ subtleties make most of the great European philosophers look like schoolboys.” Hindu mind has always pushed every conceivable idea and every known theory to the ultimate with no inhibitions or no dictums or restrictions from the higher authorities. Sister Nivedita observed that “For the fully developed and focused mind, there could be nothing hidden. Like a search light or an X-ray, it should pierce the densest veil of matter. It should be able to penetrate into the heart of all things, above all into the nature and constitution of man himself. The perfect scientist must be a SEER.”

Hindu Ethics

The whole Hindu philosophy is rich with ideas that enhance skills, talents, capabilities, management, and other abilities. Hinduism is not exclusive; it is always inclusive. Every thing in the universe is related and interrelated. There is harmony in the cosmos. Vedanta takes to a level where you will find unity, perfection, purity, and synthesis. Hindu scriptures are replete with many examples where we can find solutions for every conceivable problem.

ADVISE TO BUSINESS MEN

What is it that our Sanatana dharma can offer to somebody who is engaged in business and/or planning to enter a new business venture. On a daily basis we realize the sacrifices we have to make, stresses we have to go through, the competition we have to face, collision of personal morality with corporate ethics we experience, family obligations, burn out syndrome, anxiety to reach the goals of the corporations, perpetual demands to meet the expectations of the stockholders, and many other issues. Fortunately, our scriptures have delved into all these issues and gave many means to maintain sanity in the insane society. Following are some of the ideas that business people may consider for proper direction, guidance, wisdom and insight in the business management.

1) Follow Purusharthas

For millennia, Hindu philosophers have always talked about four purusharthas that synthesize the various dimensions of human existence. Our scholars have always been interested in understanding the unity of things rather than separation and exclusivity. They were trying to tie up the social, economic, emotional and spiritual life. These four ideals are Dharma (righteousness, morals), Artha (economics), Kama (desires, emotions) and Moksha (spiritual). Integration of all four would lead to the all round development of human personality and social uplift.

Dharma is described as the universal principle of law, order, harmony, all in all truth. In Shanti Parva, Vidura said that dharma constitutes study of the various scriptures, asceticism, gifting, faith, performance of sacrifices, forgiveness, sincerity, compassion, truth, and self-restraint. Bhishma says whatever creates conflict is Adharma, and whatever brings about unity, integration and harmony is Dharma. Anything that helps to unite all and develop pure divine love and universal brotherhood is Dharma. Anything that creates discord, split and disharmony and foments hatred is Adharma.

Artha (wealth) is seen as a means to the attainment of Moksha. The objects of the world need not necessarily be evil or wrong. It is evil only to the unwise but not to the wise. Kathopanishad says “No man can be made happy by wealth.” It is used for the sustenance of the society. Need for social welfare is appreciated while greed is apprehended. Wealth should not be craved, coveted. Tiruvalluvar says, “Those who desire to be happy in the real sense, do not turn to what is not legitimate, which at the most can give but transient pleasure.” Greed should not be allowed to dictate business or profession.

Kama means desire, wish, passion, longing, pleasure of the senses, aesthetic enjoyment of life, affection, and love. Desires are essential and the driving force of creativity and progress. Upanishads say that God himself desired first when He said “Let me be many.” Discretion or discrimination is essential to make a difference between false desires and true desires. Dr. S. Radkakrishan rightly observed: “Kama, which we are asked to renounce, is not desire as such, but only the animal desire, lust, the impulsive craving of the brute man. Freedom from Kama is enjoined, but this is not blank passivity.”

One’s desires (kamas) in this lifetime need to be fulfilled without harming anyone in the process. For a person to evolve spiritually and to attain Moksha, desires need to be either fulfilled or sublimated. Any person who is engaged in Grihastha ashram, suppressing of desires is certainly not recommended since it can erupt unpredictably causing undesirable consequences. As one starts fulfilling his desires consistent with certain ethical standards over a period of time, one will be able to subjugate them.

Ekam (oneness) is emphasized among these four Purusharthas. The objective of each of the four Purushardhas is not to examine them as independent entities. They support each other. They are mutually interdependent.

2) Sakama vs Nishkama

A well-known verse from Bhagavad Gita describing a concept in Sakama Karma is explained as follows:

“You have a right to perform your prescribed duty, but you are not entitled to the fruits of action. Never consider yourself the cause of the results of your activities, and never be attached to not doing your duty.” (II:47)

Bhagavad Gita teaches us to act and work for humanity, not for oneself. The spirit of nishkama-karma is to remain free from attachment to the fruits of one’s actions.

The wisdom, virtues, character and fundamental truths espoused in our scriptures are eternally guiding man to work for the welfare of human existence. It is selfless action. Motives behind this principle are passion, detachment, and mindfulness. Duty for the sake of duty is its essential component that should lead one to calmness, serenity, tranquility and equanimity. It is more like to Sattva guna (quality of purity). Here we are beckoned to learn from all the Pancha bhutas – air, water, earth, fire, ether – sun, moon, trees, and mountains in fulfilling their appointed duty with no expectations. It is all giving, providing, rendering, and offering; not getting only. Happiness and fulfillment are achieved through giving.

Sakama Karma means doing with some purpose in mind. Attachment to the results such as profit, success, name, fame, power, control and excel become pivotal in discharging Sakama Karma. Motive for Sakama karma is motivation for results. Rajasic Guna (aggressive, deliberate, result oriented) predominates this principle.

The difference between the two is that Sakama is done because of motivation, incentive, reward, and expectation of fruits while Nishkama is done by inspiration, passion, vision, and spirituality.

3) Sthitha pragnatha (equanimity)

By nature, man is always steady in wisdom. Because of the multitude of desires and the pressures imposed on him, he does not realize his calmness, stableness in wisdom. When he subdues his desires and chooses the desires that are manageable, he realizes his true real nature. One has to make every effort to concentrate on controlling his mind. Bhagavad Gita says, “Mind is restless, forceful and strong, O Krishna, it is more difficult to control the mind than to control the wind.” One who is able to control the mind is considered Sthitha pragna. “One who is not disturbed in spite of the threefold miseries, who is not elated when there is happiness, and who is free from attachment, fear and anger, is called a sage of steady mind.” (II:56)

In any business, steady, balanced, calm, composed and stable mind is very important. It gives proper perspective to focus on making the right decision. Decisions can be made easily with this kind of mind set. Anxiety, fear, wavering mind, ego, jealousy and greed cloud our thinking and affect our wrong decisions. One has to be guarded against external influences and be cognizant of them before decisions are made.

Sthitha pragna helps one to balance between morals that are individual centered and ethics that are group (society, group, corporation) centered. Naturally a businessman encounters a conflict between individual morality and corporate ethics. The Corporate greed, bypassing it’s own ethical compass, may demand the employees to choose between a stressful, nerve-racking, and demanding work ethic, and family responsibility seen as moral obligations to spouse and children.

Detachment

In every organization there are some outstanding performers, be it in research, manufacturing, sales or support. If you are aspiring to emulate that performance it is best to study that person’s behavior and be able to replicate his success. It is such that even the great warrior Arjuna was keen to know the true nature of a being and hence asked a question regarding Sthitha pragnatha to Lord Shri Krishna.

4) Yoga / Meditation

Yoga / Meditation are the panacea for all the stress, anxiety, tensions and pressures of day to day work. It is very difficult to understand the workings of mind. In one of the scriptures it is stated that it is easier to go all the way to the sky, fold it and bring back to the earth than understand the mind. Mind becomes agitated, aggrandized, tensed up, impatient, restless and listless. Our Rishis have understood the nature of mind and devised a plan to bring quietude, calmness and tranquility.

Yoga and meditation have helped millions of people across the globe. Patanjali Yoga Sutra has brought revolution in the way we can bring the wild mind under subjugation. It says “yogashcitta-vrtti-nirodah.” That means yoga is the cessation of fluctuations created by the subconscious mind. Meditation helps one to focus on a given task allowing us to exclude all kinds of non-relevant thoughts, ideas, tasks, and responsibilities. Much research has been done all across the globe that has provided enough evidence for all of us to enjoy the fruits of meditation. Businessmen, athletes, actresses, TV personalities, coaches, and celebrities, are reaping the benefits of doing yoga and mediation. Research has shown that mediation reduces the anxiety level, stress and tension, heart disease, and enhances the performance levels, builds confidence levels, increases concentration, enhances the energy and vigor level, and improves general health resulting in overall peace and calmness.

Many CEOs have stressful jobs creating physical, mental and health problems. Now there is trend for many business people to embrace mediation to find solace and also introduce meditation to their employees. The CEO’s who practice mediation include Ray Dalio of Bridgewater Associates, Marc Menioff of Salesforce.com, Andrew Cherng of Panda Express, Bob Shapiro of Monsanto, Bill George of Medtronic, Russell Simmons of Def Jam, Opra Winfrey, Roger Berkowitz of Legal Sea Foods, Robert Stiller of Green Mountain Coffee Roaster, Ramani Iyer of The Hartford Financial Group, Steve Rubin of United Fuels International, Nancy Slomowitz of Executive Management Associates, Marnie Abramson of Tower Companies, and Rick Goings of Tupperware.

CEO’s comments on the usefulness of Meditation include, “it burns off stress and gives me fresh eyes to clarify what’s really going on and what really matters”; “a TM course for your employees is probably the fastest, easiest, and least expensive way of getting more out of your workers than you could ever imagine,” “TM produced tangible, practical benefits in both their professional and personal lives,” “The workplace environment soon grew from toxic to harmonious among other positive changes. And surprisingly, the company’s cost of healthcare insurance actually went down due to a reduction in sickness claims.” “I have the mental clarity and alertness for both laser-like focus on the details as well as broad comprehension.” “It has demonstrably reduced my stress and helped to maintain my good health, and has immeasurably benefited my family and business relationships. Importantly, it has helped me to make clearer, more effective decisions on the job.” “Meditation helps develop your abilities to focus better and to accomplish your tasks.”’ “I meditate twice a day for 20 minutes, closing my eyes, clearing my mind, and repeating my mantra until I’m in a semiconscious state. Sometimes, I’m wrestling with an issue before meditation, and afterward the answer is suddenly clear.” “I enjoy meditation, which I’ve been doing for over a decade — probably to help relieve the stress I was going through when I was working at Oracle.”

5) Chanakya’s Artha shastra and Business Model

It is amazing to know that Arthashastra was written by Chanakya advising King Chandragupta Maurya as to how to rule the kingdom. What was suggested at the time is as relevant today as it was 24 centuries ago. Many of his ideas can serve as guide for any business to establish themselves by preserving the integrity, honesty, and solidarity of the Company. He advised the King to rule the kingdom with clear vision, broad mission and proper motivation. The objectives to rule the kingdom are acquisition of wealth, consolidation of what is acquired, expansion of the wealth and enjoyment of what is acquired. He also advised the king to avoid the six emotional evils identified as lust, anger, greed, vanity, arrogance, and overjoy.

Chanakya observed that, “The king, the minister, the country, the fortified city, the treasury, the army, and ally are the constituent elements of the state.” A closer look at the sentence can be applied to the modern business management. There are seven pillars that establish the business. The King is like a Founder or CEO who is a trail blazer with vision and a mission to achieve the envisioned goals; the minister is like the Manager of the company who is on the go to execute the plans; the country is like the market that provides the revenue for the operation of the firm; the fortified city is like head office where all major decisions are made based on the perceived demands from the market; the treasury is the financial hub and the heart of financial organization; army is like team members consisting of skilled people, salesmen, and wide variety of people with diverse talents; and the ally is like consultants and confidants who can be counted on when the problems occur in the market.

6) Bhishma on the Characteristics of a Minister (Manager)

Bhishma in Mahabharata expounded a detailed and lengthy discourse of Raja Dharma (code of conduct for Kings). Lord Krishna and all the Pandavas went to see Bhishma who was lying on the bed of arrows waiting to close his eyes at the commencement of Uttarayana. After hearing the essential nature of Raja Dharma, Yudhishtira asked thus: “O Grandsire Bhishma! What are the qualities and characteristics of a Minister?”

Bhishma said that a Minister should possess the following characteristics.

1. He shall be wise
2. He shall have friendly relations with citizens
3. He must be a good administrator
4. He must possess vigor and valor
5. He shall be of clean mind without any cruelty
6. He shall have love and affection towards King
7. He should regard pleasures and sorrows equally
8. He shall not spare any effort in discharging his duties
9. Even if the King accuses him, scolds him with anger, he shall remain peaceful and keep good relations with King till the King realizes his mistake. He must be capable of explaining the truth, tactfully and patiently to the King
10. He shall not disclose his faults to the enemies and shall always find faults of enemies

A person with the above qualities alone is entitled to be a Minister. The King also shall show respect towards such Ministers.

Every businessman should learn some of these salient features to be successful in business. These characteristics are applicable to all the CEO, CCO, and any body in any Managerial positions if they have to be successful in managing any business operations.

7) Business Sutras from Mahabharata and Ramayana

Devdutt Pattanaik’s book, “Business Sutra: A Very Indian Approach to Management”, describes the relevance of so many stories from Ramayana, Mahabharata and other scriptures to be successful in Business. He usedstories, symbols and rituals drawn from Hindu, Jain, and Buddhist mythology to understand a wide variety of business situations that range from running a successful tea stall to nurturing talent in a large multinational corporation… If we believe that wealth needs to be chased, the workplace becomes a rana-bhoomi – a battleground of investors, regulators, employers, employees, vendors, competitors and customers; if we believe that wealth needs to be attracted, the workplace becomes a ranga-bhoomi – a playground where everyone is happy. Business Sutra presents a radical and nuanced approach to management, business and leadership in a diverse, fast-changing, and increasingly polarized world.”

Many myths, stories, images and symbols that we have heard, read, and seen leave permanent imprints on our minds and impact our way of thinking and influence our decision making process whether it is in business or in family life. Since business is about peopleand their needs, we have to pay attention to their thought process and their cultural background.Businesses should balance the wealth (Lakshmi), emotions and power (Durga) and knowledge and wisdom (Saraswati). Any time we concentrate only on wealth and concentrate on targets without due consideration for the emotions and knowledge; businesses will run into hardships. Hindu scriptures provide enough resource material to dive deep into the ocean of knowledge to guide the businesses as well private life.

Charity is an essential component of Hindus

Kabir (c1398-1470), one of the great mystics and critics of religion and morality, challenges human beings saying: “You came into this world with fists closed and you go away with open palms. So even while living stretch your hand open and give liberally.” (muttibandhe aye jagat me hat phasarejaogebhai).

Hindu scriptures talk about Dana (charity, giving) as an important method for purifying one’s own the quality of life, building up the good karma for this and next life, and providing service to the upliftment of community. We should be sensitive to the extensive poverty that is gripping India, sympathize with the human sufferings and social injustice and provide services to the needy. Let us commit ourselves to provide certain percentage of our wealth to reduce suffering of the less fortunate.

The Taittiriya Upanisad says: “Give. Give with faith. Do not give without faith. Give with sensitivity. Give with a feeling of abundance. Give with right understanding.”

Mahabharata gives detailed instructions as to how one should gift such items as food, water, clothing, shelter, knowledge, skills, money, silver, gold, cows,and land. Detailed instructions as to the appropriate occasions, appropriate individuals and suitable places the gifts should be donated.

Ishavasya Upanishad clearly states “Every one is only a trustee or custodian for the wealth lying with oneself; he cannot enjoy all of it.” Manusmruti states that it is people’s obligation to share with others whatever they possess. In fact the best help is the one that is given to strangers where there is no reciprocity.

               Rig Veda: “Bounteous is he who gives unto the beggar who comes to him in want of food and feeble. Success attends him in the shout of battle. He makes a friend of him in future troubles. (10:117:3) Let the rich satisfy the poor implorer, and bend his eye upon a longer pathway. Riches come now to one, now to another, and like the wheels of cars are ever rolling. (10:117:5)

Many Hindu businessmen, politicians and ordinary individuals have donated large sums of money for the construction and maintenance of numerous educational institutions, Kalyana Mantapas, hospitals, Temples, Annadana facilities and other activities. Some have started a number of departments in educational institutions and built buildings in memory of their beloved ones in a number of places. Many Ashrams, Dharmasalas and spiritual leaders have always provided similar facilities along with needed help for the poor villages, handicapped people, poor women, and others.

The philanthropic contributions by Hindu business are believed to be insignificant in comparison to their wealth. According to the 2012 Forbes list, the wealth of the 100 wealthiest Indians is around $ 250 billion—13.89% of India’s GDP. But, according to the estimates of a 2010 report of Bain Company, the charitable donations of Indians is only 0.6% to 1% of the GDP, when the charitable contribution of Americans is around 2.2% of the GDP.” (Shanu Athiparambath)

Either fortunately or unfortunately, they have never started any Departments of Hindu Studies in any of the Universities in USA like other religious people who have started religious departments to propagate their religions. “A part of the philanthropic donations in India is to institutions abroad, like the universities and think-tanks. This is partly for visibility. But, many of them have studied abroad, and feel indebted to their alma mater.” Bibek Debroy says that their contributions to their homeland do not match their foreign donations. The concept of Nishkama Karma has been either absent or taken back seat.

Tata Group: It is appropriate to remember the charitable work of Tata (Philanthropic) Trusts, which have sponsored and promoted a variety of public institutions of excellence including hospitals, education and research centers, and scientific and cultural establishments. It is befitting to highlight the core values Tata group followed in conducting their business enterprises.

All the budding Hindu businessmen should ponder to emulate these values to be valuable members of a society they live in. They are:

1) Integrity to conduct business fairly, honestly and openly

2) Understanding to show respect, compassion and humanity for colleagues and customers

3) Excellenceto achieve the highest possible standards in the quality of goods and services they provide

4) Unity to work cohesively with colleagues, customers and partners

5) Responsibility to be responsible to the communities and environments in which they work, always give back what is acquired

These five core values are emphasized in all our scriptures. All Business people should embrace similar core values to enshrine the richness of eternal values that have filled the Hindu sacred landscape. Hinduism provides a rich framework within which the dimensions of business and business ethics find their own traction around the world.

Many Hindu businessmen do not take pride even in calling themselves as Hindus and talk about the richness, glory and grandeur of their faith. All of you who have assembled here should serve as role models, champions, warriors, guardians, protectors and practitioners as you succeed in your respective businesses. You should start the revival of Hinduism by providing necessary means to transmit our Hinduism to the next generation, create pride, and the freedom we are enjoying before it is gone. Be cognizant of the government policies that undermine Hinduism, destroy Hindu Temples, denigrate Hindu Gods, and insult Hindu sentiments.

It is my earnest request to all those who are attending this brain storming session of World Hindu Business Forum in Dallas to stand up for the preservation of our Sanatana dharma, stand by our scriptures to achieve the universal peaceful existence, stand with people and organizations that are working relentlessly for establishing Hindu Rashtra and stand tall with our morals and ethics that guide our Hindu edifice, and stand for independence, freedom and intellectual mind.

 
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27-Apr-13 (Saturday)

KALYANI ROOPA – VENKATESWARA SWAMY TELUGU SONG (SAPTHAGIRI)

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Sri Koneswarar temple

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http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/venkateswara-vaibhavam-documentary-part-2-of-11-flv/

VENKATESWARA-VAIBHAVAM-DOCUMENTARY-PART-1 OF 11.FLV

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/venkateswara-vaibhavam-documentary-part-1-of-11-flv/

TIRUPATI TIRUMALA SRI VENKATESWARA SWAMY

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/tirupati-tirumala-sri-venkateswara-swamy/

TIRUMALA-TIRUPATHI -SRI VENKATESWARA SWAMI – 50 YEARS OLD – ORIGINAL RARE VIDEOS -COLLECTION

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/tirumala-tirupathi-sri-venkateswara-swami-50-years-old-original-rare-videos-collection-2/

28-Apr-13 (Sunday)

SRI GURU ASHTAKAM

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-guru-ashtakam/

SRI RAGHAVENDRA STOTRA WITH LYRICS

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-raghavendra-stotra-with-lyrics/

SRI RAMA SUPRABATHAM, SAHASRANAMAVALI AND BHADRACHALA RAMADAS KEERTHAN – 1/12 – DEVOTIONAL SONG

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-rama-suprabatham-sahasranamavali-and-bhadrachala-ramadas-keerthan-112-devotional-song/

SRI VENKATESWARA SUPRABATHAM – DASHAVATARA SRI VENKATESHA – SANSKRIT DEVOTIONAL

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-venkateswara-suprabatham-dashavatara-sri-venkatesha-sanskrit-devotional/

SRINIVASA GOVINDA (GOVINDA NAMAVALI) WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/srinivasa-govinda-govinda-namavali-with-english-subtitles-4/

SUBRAMANYA SHLOKA (SHADANANAM CHANDANA LEPITHANGAM)

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/subramanya-shloka-shadananam-chandana-lepithangam-2/

VINAYAGAR AGAWAL BY SEERGAZHI GOVINDARAJAN

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/vinayagar-agawal-by-seergazhi-govindarajan/

SRI MAHALAKSHMEESWARAR TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-mahalakshmeeswarar-temple/

SRI MAHALINGAM TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-mahalingam-temple/

SRI MALLIKARJUNAR TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-mallikarjunar-temple-2/

SRI MANATHUNAI NATHAR TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-manathunai-nathar-temple/

SRI MANGALAPUREESWARAR TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-mangalapureeswarar-temple/

SRI MANICKA VANNAR TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-manicka-vannar-temple/

SRI MARUNDEESAR TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-marundeesar-temple/

SRI MATTRURAI VARADESWARAR TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-mattrurai-varadeswarar-temple/

SRI MAYURANATHAR TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-mayuranathar-temple-2/

29-04-2013 (Monday)

SHIV MAHAMRITYUNJAYA MANTRA

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/shiv-mahamrityunjaya-mantra-3/

OM NAMAH SHIVAYA (DHUN) ( A MUST LISTEN )

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/om-namah-shivaya-dhun-a-must-listen-5/

SHIV AMRIT VANI

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/shiv-amrit-vani-2/

SHIVA MAHA MANTRA

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/shiva-maha-mantra-3/

SRI ODHAVANESWARAR, CHOTTRU THURAI NATHER, THOLAYA SELVA NATHAR TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-odhavaneswarar-chottru-thurai-nather-tholaya-selva-nathar-temple-2/

SRI ONA KANTHESWARAR TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-ona-kantheswarar-temple/

SRI OONDREESWARAR TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-oondreeswarar-temple/

OM NAMAH SHIVAYA ( AWESOME DHUN ) (MUST LISTEN)

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/om-namah-shivaya-awesome-dhun-must-listen-3/

“OM JAI SHIV OMKARA” – LORD SHIVA AARTI

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/om-jai-shiv-omkara-lord-shiva-aarti-2/

OM NAMAH SHIVAYA (PEACEFUL

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/om-namah-shivaya-peaceful/

OM NAMAH SHIVAYA (SHIVA SAHASRANAMA MANTRA)

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/om-namah-shivaya-shiva-sahasranama-mantra-2/

30-04-2013 (Tuesday)

TELUGU NEWS UPDATES 30-04-2013

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/telugu-news-updates-30-04-2013/

ENGLISH NEWS UPDATES – 30-04-2013

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/english-news-updates-30-04-2013/

“RAGUPATI RAGHAV RAJA RAM” A BHAJAN BY HARI OM SHARAN

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/ragupati-raghav-raja-ram-a-bhajan-by-hari-om-sharan-2

“SANKAT MOCHAN NAAM TIHARO” – LORD HANUMAN PRAYER

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sankat-mochan-naam-tiharo-lord-hanuman-prayer/

“TERA RAM JI KARENGE BEDA PAR” A BHAJAN BY HARI OM SHARAN

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/tera-ram-ji-karenge-beda-par-a-bhajan-by-hari-om-sharan/

“HEY RAM HEY RAM” – LORD RAMA PRAYER

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/hey-ram-hey-ram-lord-rama-prayer-2/

SRI PADALESWARAR TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-padaleswarar-temple/

SRI PADAMPAKKANATHAR TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-padampakkanathar-temple/

SRI PALLAVANESWARAR TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-pallavaneswarar-temple/

SRI PALUNKANDA NATHAR TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-palunkanda-nathar-temple/

SRI PANANGAATEESWARAR TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-panangaateeswarar-temple/

SRI PANCHAVARNESWARAR TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-panchavarneswarar-temple/

HANUMAN CHALISA

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/hanuman-chalisa-2/

“PAYO JI MAINE RAM RATAN DHAN PAYO” BY ANURADHA PAUDWAL

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/payo-ji-maine-ram-ratan-dhan-payo-by-anuradha-paudwal-2/

KABHI RAM BANKE KABHI SHYAM BANKE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/kabhi-ram-banke-kabhi-shyam-banke-2/

SHRI ANUP JALOTA

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/shri-anup-jalota/

SRI PARAITHURAINATHAR TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-paraithurainathar-temple/

SRI PARIJATHA VANESWARAR TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-parijatha-vaneswarar-temple/

Sri Pasupatheeswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-pasupatheeswarar-temple/

Sri Patanjaleeswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-patanjaleeswarar-temple/

Sri Ponvaithanaathar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-ponvaithanaathar-temple/

Sri Pralayakaleswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-pralayakaleswarar-temple-3/

01-05-2013 (Wednesday)

Telugu news updates 01-05-2013

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/telugu-news-updates-01-05-2013/

Sri Pushpavaneswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-pushpavaneswarar-temple/

Sri Ramanathaswami temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-ramanathaswami-temple/

Sri Rathnapureeswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-rathnapureeswarar-temple/

Sri Sankaaranyeswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-sankaaranyeswarar-temple/

Sri Sapthapureeswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-sapthapureeswarar-temple/

Sri Saraparameswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-saraparameswarar-temple/

Sri Sarguna Lingeswarar (Karukudinathar) temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-sarguna-lingeswarar-karukudinathar-temple/

Sri Sarguna Nathar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-sarguna-nathar-temple/

Sri Sarguneswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-sarguneswarar-temple/

Sri Satchinadeswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-satchinadeswarar-temple/

Sri Sathyakireeswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-sathyakireeswarar-temple/

Sri Sattainathar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-sattainathar-temple/

Sri Satyagireeswar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-satyagireeswar-temple/

Mana Pandugalu – Sri Vigneswara Swami Aalayam

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/mana-pandugalu-sri-vigneswara-swami-aalayam/

Shree Lakshmi stotram

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/shree-lakshmi-stotram/

Dakshinamurthy Stotram

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/dakshinamurthy-stotram/

02-05-2013 (Thursday)

Telugu News Updates 02-05-2013

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/telugu-news-updates-02-05-2013/

English News Updates 02-05-2013

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/english-news-updates-02-05-2013/

Sri Yoganandheeswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-yoganandheeswarar-temple/

Sri Vruddhapureeswarar (Pazhampathinathar) temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-vruddhapureeswarar-pazhampathinathar-temple/

Sri Vyakrapureeswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-vyakrapureeswarar-temple-2/

Sri Viruthagirishwarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-viruthagirishwarar-temple/

Sri Vilvavaneswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-vilvavaneswarar-temple/

Sri Vilvaranyeswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-vilvaranyeswarar-temple/

Sri Vijaya Natheswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-vijaya-natheswarar-temple/

Sri Venni Karumbeswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-venni-karumbeswarar-temple/

Sri Vellimalai Nathar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-vellimalai-nathar-temple/

Sri Velladainaatha Swami temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-velladainaatha-swami-temple/

Sri Veezhinatheswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-veezhinatheswarar-temple/

Sri Veeratteswarar temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-veeratteswarar-temple/

Swami Saranam Ayyappa part1

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/swami-saranam-ayyappa-part1/

Swami Saranam Ayyappa part2

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/swami-saranam-ayyappa-part2/

Swami Saranam Ayyappa part3

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/swami-saranam-ayyappa-part3/

Swami Saranam Ayyappa part4

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/swami-saranam-ayyappa-part4/

Swami Saranam Ayyappa part5

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/swami-saranam-ayyappa-part5/

03-05-2013 (Friday)

TELUGU NEWS UPDATES 03-05-2013

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/telugu-news-updates-03-05-2013/

ENGLISH NEWS UPDATES 03-05-2013

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/english-news-updates-03-05-2013/

SRI VEERATTANESWARAR TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-veerattaneswarar-temple/

SRI VEERATESWARAR TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-veerateswarar-temple/

SRI VEERATANESWARAR TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-veerataneswarar-temple/

SRI VEDAPUREESWARAR TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-vedapureeswarar-temple-2/

SRI VEDAPUREESWARAR TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-vedapureeswarar-temple-3/

SRI VEADAPUREESWARAR TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-veadapureeswarar-temple/

SRI VASISHTESWARAR TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-vasishteswarar-temple/

SRI VASEESWARAR TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-vaseeswarar-temple/

SRI VANDURAI NATHAR TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-vandurai-nathar-temple/

SRI SATHYANARAYANA LEVAYYA [TELUGU LORD SATYANARAYANA SWAMY DEVOT

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/sri-sathyanarayana-levayya-telugu-lord-satyanarayana-swamy-devot/

SHREEMAN NARAYAN NARAYAN HARI HARI

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/shreeman-narayan-narayan-hari-hari-2/

SATYANARAYANA SWAMY AARATI SONG

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/satyanarayana-swamy-aarati-song/

KUMARAKOVIL MAHA KUMBHABHISHEKAM

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/14383/

“JAI GANESH JAI GANESH JAI GANESH DEVA”- LORD GANESH AARTI

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/jai-ganesh-jai-ganesh-jai-ganesh-deva-lord-ganesh-aarti/

“KARMA” AS PER THE HINDU PHILOSOPHY

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/karma-as-per-the-hindu-philosophy/

GANESH PANCHARATNAM STOTRAM BY SUBBALAKSHMI

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/ganesh-pancharatnam-stotram-by-subbalakshmi/

SUBRAMANYA ASHTAKAM – SACRED CHANTS

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/05/subramanya-ashtakam-sacred-chants/

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As we start celebrating the Hanuman Jayanti across the globe, let us remember the incident that happened on April 8, 2012 at Hanuman Temple in Hyderabad and how Hindu youth were falsely accused, arrested, imprisoned and tortured. There is no limit to the Muslim appeasement by the current government. It would sacrifice the Hindus at the jaws of Muslim terrorism and is either wittingly or unwittingly paving the way for theinstitution of Islamic country in Bharat. We have all these politicians who have no knowledge of atrocities committed against Hindus for nearly 13 centuries, who refuseto learn from the history, who refuse to negate the bloodiest Islamic rule in India, and who are committing the entire India to the Muslims who have vowed to make India an Islamic nation by ruthless rule. Most of the politicians are suffering from Muslim atrocities denial syndrome (MADS). They plug their ears, close their eyes, shut their mouths and numb their brain when it comes to recognize the Muslim atrocities and bombings inflicted on Hindus.

Hindus are being treated as second-class citizens as if they do not have any freedom to exercise, no rights to execute, no liberty to celebrate their festivals, and no rightful opportunity even to complain about the atrocities committed against them by Muslims and Christians. Muslims as well as the present government are targeting Hindus in Hyderabad areaby denying their fundamental rights to live in peace, and live without fear, anxiety, panic and hatred. The present government and Police departments have joined hands to insult and deny Hindus their right to conduct their activities peacefully. Survival of the government depends on the vote bank politics. Muslims have totally dominated, manipulated and controlled the government. Their support is crucial for the survival of the government. At the wink of Muslim complaint, the government would ban the ringing of the bells in Hindu Temples, ban the Maha Aarthi, deny Hindus to conduct their festivals, impose curfew on festival days denying Hindus to visit their places of worship, refuse permission to go on to the streets where there are Mosques, and falsely accuse Hindus for inciting hatred in the community.

Following the grand success of Sri Rama Navami celebrations and Lord Hanuman Jayanti in Hyderabad in 2012, and in order to please the hateful Akbaruddin Owaisi, whose denigration of Hindu festivals, belittling the Gods and Goddesses of Hindus, demanded the ban of Hindu festivals. Muslim community members who hate Hindus and who want to make India an Islamic country cooked up a plan to create tension in Hyderabad. On April 8, 2012, they threw two legs of cow into Hanuman Temple and splashed green water against the Temple walls. Instead of apprehending the culprits, the police department falsely accused four Hindus, imprisoned them and inflicted severe injuries by beating them for five days.

Please read the entire story of the incident, how Hindu youth were implicated, arrested and tortured. Please click on the link:

http://www.savetemples.org/2013/04/14/hindus-were-falsely-imprisoned-beaten-tortured-by-police-in-hanuman-mandir-desecration-case-in-hyderabad/

As we celebrate Hanuman Jayanti across India and many countries across the globe, let us remember the Hindus who are sacrificing their lives to protect Hindu way of life so that the rest of Hindus can enjoy the freedom of living in peace.

There is an adage that you rob the Peter to pay to the Paul. Once you start paying to others, they expect you to pay more and more. Also you depend more and more on them for their support, appreciation, and backing during the hour of the need. The government robs all the resources from Hindusand pays the Muslims for their favor, votes, support and even survival. Once you try to please them, it never ceases. It is contagious. It is a vicious cycle. You cannot break it. Once you start receiving with no effort, it becomes a habit. To sustain vote bank politics from Muslims, the government heeds to the demands of the Muslims, however unrealistic they may be. Government would turn it’s blind eye to all the Muslim atrocities, increasethe minority quotas for them, allow them to insult Hindu Gods, tolerate destruction of Hindu Temples, ban Hindu Festivals at their request,impose restrictions on the freedom of speech and gatheringsand arrest them on false charges to please the Muslims.

Similarly there is a close relations hip between government and police department. Corruption breeds corruption. Incompetence, abuse, arrogance, manipulation, mismanagement, corruption and delay tactics are the hallmark of police departments as well as the government. No unit can point a finger at otherunit for fear of backlash. There is subtle symbiotic hidden relationship between them. In this relationship, Hindus have become scapegoats, victims of the power politics, and corrupt system.

Police manufactured FALSE evidence

In order to appease the Muslim community, the police turned their blind eye to the reality and the mission of Muslims. Instead of doing thorough investigation, the police devised a plan to frame Hindus youth as culprits of the heinous crime of throwing Beef into Hanuman Temple and splashing green color water against the Temple walls. The Police apprehended and imprisoned four Hindus declaring that they have done this crime to create tension between Hindu and Muslim communities. After they were imprisoned, the Hindu youth were beaten and tortured. During their five-day custody, Police paraded them through the streets. Police took the Hindu youthto a Hotel where they were accused of hatching a plan to do the crime; to a wine place where they were accused to have bought and drank before the crime, toa beef shop where they were accused of buying beef, and to a Paint shop where they were accused of buying paint and thinner. In addition, the police drove them to their respective houses to falsely charge them with the crime.

The police drove to Nagaraj’s house where his motor bike was parked with locks. The idea of driving the accused to the above mentioned places was to collect all the accurate addresses to file case against each of the accused. Later, the police went back to Nagaraj house, broke the lock, and put paint and thinner in the motorcycleto concoct evidence to accuse him later. The fact, Police stole the bike. When Nagaraj’s family members went to the police station to file FIR for the missing motor bike, the police refused to register. Thus far, police have been unable to produce any credible and solid evidence. Hindus are easily framed and imprisoned. If Hindus are not united, if they do not fight for their existence, do not shed their blindness to the party affiliation and do not realize their potential extinction in the hands of Muslim appeasement politicians, their future will be bleak and gloomy. If Hindus do not realize soon, there would not be any place for Hindus to hide, and place to go.

Case Filed in the Court

On May 2, 2012 Sri Karuna Sagar Kashimshetty, the lawyer representing Mr. N Nagaraj filed a case against the Police Station of Madannapet in Hyderabad. Following is the Affidavit submitted by N. Nagaraj:

“I am the deponent herein and as such I am well acquainted with the facts of the case and able to depose as under:

That I have been arrested by the task force police on 23-04-2012 at about 3PM from my residence and taken to task force office at Secunderabad and my hands were tied with a rope to my back and hanged me to a hook and beaten brutally by 8 to 10 task force police with sticks and hands all over my body for 5 days with intervals and the police tied bricks to my penis also and further they inserted a rod into my anus and forced me to admit the false confession that I along with Kiran, Ramesh & China and Dayanand Singh on the Instigation of Srinivas and Niranjan committed the offence of keeping beef in the Hanuman temple at Kurmaguda. I was not even given food for three days and due to the torture meted in the hands of the task force police, I received injuries all over my body and I am not even able to walk, eat, or even go to bathroom on my own, blood is coming when I urinate or go to cum, I was not even allowed to inform my family members about my whereabouts and tortured me physically and mentally.

I further submit that the taskforce police produced before the Hon’ble court only after my family members approached Honorable state Human rights Commission on 27.04.2012, to know my whereabouts.

I further state that I was unable to reveal about the ill-treatment of police before the doctor who checked me at the Gandhi hospital and also before the Honorable court due to the fear of the police, as the police warned me not to tell anybody about the ill-treatment or else they would foist false cases against me, and now I am unable to bear the pain, and the medical facility in the Central Jail, Chanchalguda is not sufficient and I request this Hon’ble court to kindly refer me to any Govt. hospital; for treatment.”

Medical Examination ordered by the Court

After the case was filed in the Court of XIV Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate in Hyderabad, based on the request of the lawyer Sri Karuna Sagar Kashimshetty, the court ordered the Police department to get proper diagnosis and treatment of the accused. Medical examiner of the Osmania Hospital observed that a medical screening was done which revealed that the police of Begumpet Police Station beat him up. Contusions and bruises were seen over both forearms and the prisoner complained of pain in left shoulder. The prisoner was admitted in Jail Hospital and appropriate treatment was given.

N. Nagaraju was examined by physician of medical unit IV at Osmania General Hospital and later referred to orthopedic surgeon. X-rays of both limbs reveal no fractures. Soft tissue injuries were noted. The Orthopedic surgeon noted that no active surgical intervention was needed. Appropriate medications were prescribed. General Surgeon also examined and noted that soft tissues were injured. They gave medications for the pain in both forearms and left shoulders and right hand.

The other three falsely accused named K Kiran Kumar, N. Ramesh and Dayanand Singh were also treated at Osmania General Hospital. Injuries were noted on both hands, and feet. All of them were treated with antibiotics, pain killers, and antacids.

Hindus may be endangered soon

One is reminded of Groucho Marx’s observation that “Politics is the art of looking for trouble, finding it everywhere, diagnosing it incorrectly and applying the wrong remedies.” The citizens of Bharath are facing atrocities, bombing blasts, torture, displacement, brutalities, killings, and massacres on daily basis in one place or the other across this sacred land. The politicians diagnose Islamic dominant ideology incorrectly and reward them with appeasement, which is a wrong remedy. Further more, Muslim atrocities denial syndrome (MADS) displaces the wrongdoings on wrong group of people – Hindus. Hindus are falsely accused and tortured wrongly. It is time for Hindus to stand up for their religion that champions freedom, independence and peaceful coexistence. Different kinds of termites are eating up the Hindu edifice from all directions. Let us work together to show our strength by discarding party affiliation and refusing to be treated as marginal. It is time for Hindus to be assertive in protecting their faith before their own existence is being slowly eroded before their own eyes.

Let us all celebrateHanuman Jayanti and remember how Hanuman won over the evil and hoisted the victory flag. Let Him be our model as we work toward protecting the Sanatana Dharma.
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Aalayavani Web Magazine Updates – From- 13-Apr-2013 To 19-Apr-2013

13-Apr-2013 (Saturday )

SRI VENKATESHWARA ASHTOTHARA SHATA NAMA STOTRAM

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-venkateshwara-ashtothara-shata-nama-stotram/

VENKATACHALA NILAYAM

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/venkatachala-nilayam/

05 M S SUBBULAKSHMI NARAYANA NINNA PURANDARADASA

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/05-m-s-subbulakshmi-narayana-ninna-purandaradasa/

TIRUPATHI IN 1950′S A RARE CLIP OF KUMBHABHISEKAM AND GHANTASALA SONG FROM VENKATESHWARA MAHATHYAM

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/tirupathi-in-1950s-a-rare-clip-of-kumbhabhisekam-and-ghantasala-song-from-venkateshwara-mahathyam/

The Bharatiya Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/the-bharatiya-temple-2/

The Hindu Society &Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/the-hindu-society-temple-2/

The Hindu Temple – Cincinnati, Ohio

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/the-hindu-temple-cincinnati-ohio-2/

Hindu Community and Cultural Center

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/hindu-community-and-cultural-center/

Hindu Temple Association – Hockessin, Delaware

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/hindu-temple-association-hockessin-delaware-3/

Ambaji USA Shree Shakti Mandir

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/ambaji-usa-shree-shakti-mandir/

American Hindu Association

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/american-hindu-association-2/

DFW Hindu Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/dfw-hindu-temple-2/

Sri Siva Vishnu Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-siva-vishnu-temple-6/

Hindu Temple & Cultural Center

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/hindu-temple-cultural-center-3/

Hindu Center of Virginia

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/hindu-center-of-virginia-2/

Hindu Temple & Cultural Center

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/hindu-temple-cultural-center-2/

Hindu Temple Association – Hockessin, Delaware

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/hindu-temple-association-hockessin-delaware-4/

Hindu Temple of Atlanta

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/hindu-temple-of-atlanta-2/

LORD VENKATESWARA SWAMY ABHISHAKAM REAL RARE VIDEO

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/lord-venkateswara-swamy-abhishakam-real-rare-video-3/

TIRUMALA-TIRUPATHI -SRI VENKATESWARA SWAMI – 50 YEARS OLD – ORIGINAL RARE VIDEOS -COLLECTION-

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/tirumala-tirupathi-sri-venkateswara-swami-50-years-old-original-rare-videos-collection/

ORIGINAL TIRUMALA BALAJI VIDEO

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/original-tirumala-balaji-video/

TIRUMALA-VENKATESWARA

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/tirumala-venkateswara/

14-Apr-2013 (Sunday )

1008 DIVINE NAMES (SANSKRIT CHANT) OF SRI DURGA (COSMIC MOTHER) – “SRI DURGA SAHASRANAMAM”

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/1008-divine-names-sanskrit-chant-of-sri-durga-cosmic-mother-sri-durga-sahasranamam-2/

SHREE VIGHNESHWARA SUPRABHAT

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/shree-vighneshwara-suprabhat/

SURYA SAHASRANAAM {1008 NAMES BY RISHI VED VYAS}

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/surya-sahasranaam-1008-names-by-rishi-ved-vyas/

NRUSIMHA MAHAMANTRAM UGRAM VEERAM MAHAA-VISHNUM – 108 CHANTS

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/nrusimha-mahamantram-ugram-veeram-mahaa-vishnum-108-chants/

MOST POWERFUL NARASIMHA MANTRA

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/most-powerful-narasimha-mantra-2/

Sri Chalukya Kumararama Sri Bhimeswaraswamy vari Temple – Samarlakota

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-chalukya-kumararama-sri-bhimeswaraswamy-vari-temple-samarlakota-3/

SRI NARASIMHA KAVACAM ULTIMATE PROTECTION MANTRA- SRIMATHUMITHA

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-narasimha-kavacam-ultimate-protection-mantra-srimathumitha-2/

SRI KSHIRA RAMA LINGESHWARA SWAMY TEMPLE – PALAKOLLU

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-kshira-rama-lingeshwara-swamy-temple-palakollu-2/

Sri Raja Rajeshwara Kshetram – Vemulawada

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-raja-rajeshwara-kshetram-vemulawada-2/

Srikalahasti

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/srikalahasti-2/

Srisailam

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/srisailam/

Sri Venkateswara Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-venkateswara-temple-9/

Ujjaini Mahankali – Secunderabad

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/ujjaini-mahankali-secunderabad-2/

Umamaheshwaram – Achampet

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/umamaheshwaram-achampet/

Pallikaranai Annai Adhiparasakthi

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/pallikaranai-annai-adhiparasakthi-2/

15-Apr-2013 (Monday )

MAHA MRITYUNJAY MANTRA 108 TIMES MAHA MRITYUNJAY MANTRA CD X264

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/maha-mrityunjay-mantra-108-times-maha-mrityunjay-mantra-cd-x264/

SHIV CHALISA FULL – BEST

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/shiv-chalisa-full-best-2/

OM NAMAH SHIVAYA – SHANKAR MAHADEVAN

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/om-namah-shivaya-shankar-mahadevan-2/

“OM JAI SHIV OMKARA” – LORD SHIVA AARTI

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/om-jai-shiv-omkara-lord-shiva-aarti/

Hindu Temple of Greater Chicago

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/hindu-temple-of-greater-chicago-2/

Hindu Temple of San Antonio

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/hindu-temple-of-san-antonio-2/

Kali Mandir

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/kali-mandir-2/

Maha Ganapathi Temple of Arizona, USA

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/maha-ganapathi-temple-of-arizona-usa-4/

Shiva Muragan temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/shiva-muragan-temple-2/

Shiva Vishnu Temple -Parma, Ohio

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/shiva-vishnu-temple-parma-ohio-2/

Shiva Vishnu Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/shiva-vishnu-temple-6/

Shri Omkarnath Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/shri-omkarnath-temple-2/

Shri Shivdham Hindu Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/shri-shivdham-hindu-temple-2/

Sri Meenakshi Devasthanam – Pearland, Texas

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-meenakshi-devasthanam-pearland-texas-4/

Sri Ganesha Temple of Nashville

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-ganesha-temple-of-nashville-3/

Sri Guruvaayoorappan Sannidhi – Morganville, NewJersy

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-guruvaayoorappan-sannidhi-morganville-newjersy-2/

South Florida Hindu Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/south-florida-hindu-temple-2/

OM NAMAH SHIVAYA ( AWESOME DHUN ) (MUST LISTEN)

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/om-namah-shivaya-awesome-dhun-must-listen-2/

Sri Maha Kaleshwar Mandir

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-maha-kaleshwar-mandir-2/

SHIVOHAM

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/shivoham/

AWESOME DEVOTIONAL SONG OF LORD SHIVA ( BHOLE TERI KRIPA SE )

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/awesome-devotional-song-of-lord-shiva-bhole-teri-kripa-se/

OM NAMAH SHIVAYA (SHIVA SAHASRANAMA MANTRA)

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/om-namah-shivaya-shiva-sahasranama-mantra/

16-Apr-13 (Tuesday)

“BOLO RAM JAI JAI RAM” A BHAJAN BY JAGJIT SINGH

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/bolo-ram-jai-jai-ram-a-bhajan-by-jagjit-singh/

“JINKE MANN MEIN BASAE SRI RAM JI”- BHAJAN BY ANUP JALOTA

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/jinke-mann-mein-basae-sri-ram-ji-bhajan-by-anup-jalota-2/

“HANUMAN CHALISA” – LORD HANUMAN PRAYER

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/hanuman-chalisa-lord-hanuman-prayer/

SHRI ANUP JALOTA (TERE MAN MAIN RAM…)

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/shri-anup-jalota-tere-man-main-ram/

LOGIC OF SPIRITUALITY

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/logic-of-spirituality/

HOW CAN I KNOW IF GOD EXISTS?

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/how-can-i-know-if-god-exists/

Telugu News Updates – 16-04-2013

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/telugu-news-updates-16-04-2013/

English News Updates – 16-04-2013

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/english-news-updates-16-04-2013/

Murugan Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/murugan-temple-3/

Pattazhy Devi

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/pattazhy-devi-2/

SVVS Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/svvs-temple/

Shiva Vishnu Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/shiva-vishnu-temple-7/

Shree Ghanapathy Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/shree-ghanapathy-temple-2/

Shree Gopala Krishna Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/shree-gopala-krishna-temple-2/

Shree Kutch Satsang Swaminarayan Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/shree-kutch-satsang-swaminarayan-temple-2/

Shri Laxmivenkataramana Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/shri-laxmivenkataramana-temple-2/

Shri Shiva Vishnu Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/shri-shiva-vishnu-temple-2/

Shri Venkateswara (Balaji) Temple of UK

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/shri-venkateswara-balaji-temple-of-uk-2/

Shrimath Anantheshwar Temple Manjeshwar

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/shrimath-anantheshwar-temple-manjeshwar-2/

Sooriyanar Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sooriyanar-temple/

Sree Ayyappa Temple, Rohini

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sree-ayyappa-temple-rohini-2/

MANGAL BHAVAN AMANGAL HARI — RAVINDRA JAIN

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/mangal-bhavan-amangal-hari-ravindra-jain/

HANUMAN CHALISA BY HARI OM SHARAN

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/hanuman-chalisa-by-hari-om-sharan/

“JAI RAGUNANDAN JAI SIYA RAM” – A PRAYER BY JAGJIT SINGH

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/jai-ragunandan-jai-siya-ram-a-prayer-by-jagjit-singh-2/

“SATYAM SHIVAM SUNDARAM” – HINDU GOD PRAYER

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/satyam-shivam-sundaram-hindu-god-prayer/

The Golden Avatar Backstory

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/the-golden-avatar-backstory/

Gaura Purnima – Appearance Day of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/gaura-purnima-appearance-day-of-chaitanya-mahaprabhu/

ADI SHANKARACHARIYA – FULL MOVIE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/adi-shankarachariya-full-movie/

గరుడ పురాణం

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/%E0%B0%97%E0%B0%B0%E0%B1%81%E0%B0%A1-%E0%B0%AA%E0%B1%81%E0%B0%B0%E0%B0%BE%E0%B0%A3%E0%B0%82-2/

Does God exist?

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/does-god-exist/

17-Apr-2013 (Wednesday )

GANESHA GAYATRI MANTRA – GANAPATI GAYATHRI MANTRAM

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/ganesha-gayatri-mantra-ganapati-gayathri-mantram/

AARTI GANESH JI KI

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/aarti-ganesh-ji-ki/

LORD GANESHA VEDIC MANTRA

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/lord-ganesha-vedic-mantra/

SHIVA TANDAVA STOTRA

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/shiva-tandava-stotra/

Sree Jagannath Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sree-jagannath-temple-3/

Sri Aadhikesavaperumal Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-aadhikesavaperumal-temple-2/

Sri Adi Kumbheswara – Sri Amudakumbheswara-Sri Amudesa Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-adi-kumbheswara-sri-amudakumbheswara-sri-amudesa-temple/

Sri Adi Shankaracharya

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-adi-shankaracharya-2/

Sri Anantha Padma Naba Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-anantha-padma-naba-temple-2/

Sri Ashtalakshmi Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-ashtalakshmi-temple-4/

Sri Balasubrahmanya

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-balasubrahmanya-2/

Sri Durgamba

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-durgamba/

Sri Ganesha Temple of Nashville

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-ganesha-temple-of-nashville-4/

Abirami Amman Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/abirami-amman-temple-2/

Dakshineswar Kali Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/dakshineswar-kali-temple-4/

Telugu News Updates – 17-04-2013

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/telugu-news-updates-17-04-2013/

English News Updates – 17-04-2013

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/english-news-updates-17-04-2013/

Gokarnanatheshwara Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/gokarnanatheshwara-temple-2/

Guruvayurappan Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/guruvayurappan-temple-2/

Kanchi Kamkshi Amman Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/kanchi-kamkshi-amman-temple-2/

THE VEDIC THEORIES OF THE UNIVERSE !!! ( ANCIENT INDIAN SCRIPTURES )

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/the-vedic-theories-of-the-universe-ancient-indian-scriptures/

HINDU CONCEPT MAYA :THE GREATEST SECRET – IS THIS WORLD REAL

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/hindu-concept-maya-the-greatest-secret-is-this-world-real/

Is Maya the same as Durga?

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/is-maya-the-same-as-durga/

lORD GANESHA TAMIL DEVOTIONAL SONG – PILLAYAAR PILLAYAAR – AYYAPPA ALBUM

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/lord-ganesha-tamil-devotional-song-pillayaar-pillayaar-ayyappa-album/

GANESHA MANTRA #2

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/ganesha-mantra-2/

CHALISA

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/chalisa/

GANESHA PANCHARATNAM

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/ganesha-pancharatnam/

18-Apr-2013 (Thursday )

SRI LAKSHMI NARASIMHA SUPRABATHAM STOTRAM

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-lakshmi-narasimha-suprabatham-stotram-2/

NARASIMHA STOTRAM

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/narasimha-stotram/

NARASIMHA MANGALAM

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/narasimha-mangalam/

SRI NARASIMHA PUJA

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-narasimha-puja/

Telugu News Updates – 18-04-2013

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/telugu-news-updates-18-04-2013/

English News Updates – 18-04-2013

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/english-news-updates-18-04-2013/

Agni Mandir

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/agni-mandir-2/

Padmanabhaswamy Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/padmanabhaswamy-temple-2/

Shri Banke Bihari Temple, Vrindavan

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/shri-banke-bihari-temple-vrindavan-2/

Sri Radha Raman Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-radha-raman-temple-2/

Sri Ranganathar Swamy Temple – Srirangam

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-ranganathar-swamy-temple-srirangam-2/

Virupaksha Temple at Hampi

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/virupaksha-temple-at-hampi-2/

THE AGNI AND THE ECSTASY

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/the-agni-and-the-ecstasy/

A LIVING THEOLOGY OF KRISHNA BHAKTI

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/a-living-theology-of-krishna-bhakti/

Baba Balak Nath Temple in Hamirpur , Himachal Pradesh

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/baba-balak-nath-temple-in-hamirpur-himachal-pradesh-2/

Bhattarika Temple Orissa

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/bhattarika-temple-orissa-2/

Chintpurni Maa Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/chintpurni-maa-temple-2/

Asvakranta Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/asvakranta-temple-6/

Ayodhya

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/ayodhya/

Chamunda Devi Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/chamunda-devi-temple-7/

NAMASTE NARASIMHAYA

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/namaste-narasimhaya/

THE NARASIMHA KAVACHA

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/the-narasimha-kavacha/

RUNA MUKTHA NARASHIMA STOTRA

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/runa-muktha-narashima-stotra/

SRI LAKSHIMINARASHIMHA STOTRAM

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-lakshiminarashimha-stotram/

SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE THAT GOD IS REAL!

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/scientific-evidence-that-god-is-real/

MYSTERIES OF THE SACRED UNIVERSE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/mysteries-of-the-sacred-universe/

Sree Rama Navami

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sree-rama-navami/

SAMPOORNA RAMAYANAM FULL MOVIE (1971) – SHOBHANBABU, CHANDRAKALA, JAMUNA, S V RANGA RAO, NAGAIAH.

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sampoorna-ramayanam-full-movie-1971-shobhanbabu-chandrakala-jamuna-s-v-ranga-rao-nagaiah/

BHADRACHALAM SRI SITA RAMACHANDRA SWAMY TEMPLE

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/bhadrachalam-sri-sita-ramachandra-swamy-temple/

19-Apr-2013 (Friday)

MAHA KANAKADURGA DEVOTIONALS SONGS

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/maha-kanakadurga-devotionals-songs/

AYIGIRI NANDHINI – NAVARATRI PAATALU

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/ayigiri-nandhini-navaratri-paatalu/

SRI KANAKA DURGA BHAGYAM

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-kanaka-durga-bhagyam-2/

DEVOTIONAL SONG OF DEVI STOTHRAMALIKA

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/devotional-song-of-devi-stothramalika/

TV9 – SIGNIFICANCE OF SRI RAMA NAVAMI

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/tv9-significance-of-sri-rama-navami/

SRI RAMA NAVAMI – SRI PARIPOORNANANDA SARASWATI SWAMI PRAVACHANAM

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-rama-navami-sri-paripoornananda-saraswati-swami-pravachanam/

TV9 – SITA-RAM KALYANAM IN BHADRACHALAM – PART 1

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/tv9-sita-ram-kalyanam-in-bhadrachalam-part-1/

TV9 – SITA-RAM KALYANAM IN BHADRACHALAM – PART 2

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/tv9-sita-ram-kalyanam-in-bhadrachalam-part-2/

TV9 – SITA-RAM KALYANAM – PART 3

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/tv9-sita-ram-kalyanam-part-3/

Dakshineswar Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/dakshineswar-temple-2/

Hadimba Temple in Manali

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/hadimba-temple-in-manali-2/

Haridwar

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/haridwar-2/

Hayagriva Mahadeva Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/hayagriva-mahadeva-temple-2/

Jagannath Puri Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/jagannath-puri-temple-2/

Jwalamukhi Devi Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/jwalamukhi-devi-temple-2/

Kalighat Temple,Kolkata

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/kalighat-templekolkata-2/

Karni Mata Temple, Bikaner

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/karni-mata-temple-bikaner/

Kedarnath Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/kedarnath-temple-2/

Kheer Bhawani Temple

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/kheer-bhawani-temple-2/

DEVOTIONAL SONG OF DURGA BHAVANI

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/devotional-song-of-durga-bhavani/

YA DEVI SARVE BHUTESHU SHAKTI RUPEN SANSTHITHA….

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/ya-devi-sarve-bhuteshu-shakti-rupen-sansthitha-2/

SRI DEVI KHADGAMALA STOTRAM

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/sri-devi-khadgamala-stotram/

NARAYANA STOTRAM

http://www.aalayavanimagazine.org/2013/04/narayana-stotram-2/

Temples: 130                                                   

Videos:  56

Sri Ramanavami Videos : 5

Movies:   4

Articles: 6

Hindu topics: 4

Books: 4