Madhurageetham

Thirumazhisai is known as ‘mahIsArakshEtram’. In the thaniyan for thirumazhisai AzhwAr‘s thiruchchandha viruththam, thirukkachchi nambi says that: ulagum mazhisaiyum uLLUrndhu thammil pulavar pugazhk kOlAl thUkka ulagu thannai vaiththeduththa pakkaththum mAnIr mazhisaiyE
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72 Chatur Yugas ago, three sages Pullavar, Kannavar and Kalavar came to a place in southern part of Bhaarat, which was then covered densely with darba grass and performed intense penance. Pleased with their penance, Lord Vishnu appeared before them in the form of Peepal Tree. The Sages sought the
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The reason why Sri Swamiji’s kirtans instantly stir the listener’s soul is because it is the unfathomable love that Sri Swamiji has for Bhagavan, that manifests in the form of such nectarine songs from him. Among such Madhurageethams, Sri Swamiji’s kirtans on archavataras of
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On the day of Shravan Shukla Panchami (Naag Panchami), a Braj resident went to Govardhan mountain to search for his lost cow, he saw the raised left arm of Shrinathji. He called other Brajvasis and showed them the raised left arm. They believed this was the same left arm of Lord Krishna with which
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    The Ocean of Compassion, The Lord of the Seven Hills, in fact, the hills themselves have a very special place in Sri Swamiji’s heart. Bhagavan here, has incarnated as Archavatara, as Kaliyuga Pratyaksha Deivam, out of immense mercy on us, the people of Kali Yuga. Sri Swamiji,
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The king in bestowing prayers – Varadaraja resides at Chinna Kanchipuram, a locality in the Eastern side of Kanchipuram, in the state of Tamil Nadu. It is the biggest temple in Kanchi. The temple has three outer precincts (prakarams), namely, Alvar Prakaram, Madai Palli Prakaram and Thiru
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Tiruchanoor is a divya kshetram in the district of Tirupati of Andhra Pradesh, located five kilometers from Tirupati. As per the sthalapurana, Sri Suka Maharshi lived in this place and hence it is called ‘Sri Sukanoor’. In Tamil Sri Sukanoor was called Tiruchuganoor and later on became
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Dwarka on the western tip of India is one of the Char Dhams that include Badrinath, Puri and Rameshwaram. Lord Krishna arrived here from Mathura to build the city, which was his capital. It is at the cusp of the Gomti River and the Arabian Sea. After Bhagavan attained His swayam dhaam, His great
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A holy kshetra, also known as Dakshina Ayodhya, that attracts lakhs of devotees from all over the world, the abode of Lord Rama, is this sacred hill Badrachalam which is encircled by holy river Godavari flowing towards southern direction. This kshetra is named after Bhadra – the blessed child
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