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Thursday Group Kuteer Sai Satcharitra Parayan - Week 305 - 25.10.'18

[color=maroon][size=12pt][font=comic sans ms][b]Sairam Friends May our most merciful Sai shower His choicest blessings on us all today & forever. Thank you Sai Deva Aum Sri Sainathaya namaha!!!!!!!!! Week 305 - 25.10.'18 Renuka Mohan........1,2 Mohan........3,4 Vasanthy.....5,6 Vijaya ........7,8 Sasi.............9,10 Dimple ..........11,12 Valli...............13,14 Divya..............15,16(&17) Meenakshi.......18(&19),20 Rashu.............21,22 Swarna...........23,24 Sudha.............25,26 Toshi..............27,28 Shailaja...........29,30 Nandini............31,32 Nandini's mom......33,34 sravanthi...............35,36 Kamala...................37,38 Parul.....................,, 39,40 Preeti...................    41,42 Subhadra...................43(&44),45 Ashwini......................46,47 Charanya.....................48 Bharath.......................49 Revathy.......................50 & Epilogue...

Guru Charitra Concise version - Chapters 25 & 26

Sri Guru charitram Sri Gurubhyo namaha – Hari Aum chapter 25 Guru’s kindness Namadharak, impressed by the Siddhayogi’s narration asked him, Oh! Great one! What happened when the Master was on his tour to Bidar and surroundings. Please tell me”   Siddhayogi narrated the happenings. There was a Muslim ruler in Bidar. He was against Hindu gods, Vedas and Brahmins. In fact he even made fun of them. He some times made vedic pundits recite Vedas in his presence under the threat of life. If some one refused, he would put him to death. At times, he would award them with clothes and gold. He was insulting vedic culture. Those helpless Brahmins could not oppose him.    Some greedy scholars went to his palace, recited Vedas and got money. Those who were noble fled the region for safety. Once he invited two Brahmins to recite the Vedas. They did. He was impressed. He asked them, “what do you want as  gift?”   The proud pandits told the king t...

Guru Charitra Concise version - Chapters 23 & 24

Sri Guru charitram Sri Gurubhyo namaha – Hari Aum chapter 23 duties of a House holder   Siddha yogi continued to narrate Gurucharitram to namadharak. His greatness spread like parijatha flower. People from different parts of the country thronged to have Guru dharshan.   Sri Narasimha saraswati yati blessed them all. None returned with out a wish granted or spiritually enlightened. His fame reached far corners of India. Though He stationed Himself in Ganagapur, devotees from North, East and west directions sought His blessings.   He was the celestial tree and celestial cow for the seekers. The poor Brahmin blessed with prosperity through his cattle made a good living thereafter.   On a certain day, a farmer approached him for asking his buffalo on rent. He politely refused. He narrated Sri Guru’s grace and showed the milching buffalo. News of this miracle reached the village head.   The village head visited Sri Guru’s ashram the next d...

Guru Charitra - Concise version - Chapters 21 & 22

Sri Guru charitram Sri Gurubhyo namaha – Hari Aum chapter 21 Stri dharma   Siddha yogi continued to narrate Gurucharitram to namadharak. Sri guru explained the death and temporance of life to the woman. We have all come from five elements of nature; our physical frame goes back. Again we take a new garment of another form. Affection, lust, greed, dissatisfaction follow. Satva, rajas and tamas express good, ordinary and cruel nature. A jnani does not bother about death. He loves death and invites it, when it comes. Our body is made of flesh, fluids, bones, blood and other constituents. The cycle of Birth, death, days go on and on…. When one is dead, we should think that is  the start of another life. Do not attach unnecessary importance to life. The guru enlivened the Brahmin boy to show that life is temporary.   People who had come to perform last rites of the boy were shocked. Some even grumbled it to be black magic. But many of them knew Sri Gur...

Guru Charitra Concise version - Chapters 19 & 20!

Sri Guru charitram Sri Gurubhyo namaha – Hari Aum chapter 19 sri guru’s yogic powers Siddhamuni continued to narrate the glory of Sri guru and his yogic attainment. He had a strong reason to choose audumbhara tree for his presence.   When Lord Narasimha killed Hiranyakasipu to bless Bhakt Prahlad, he was very furious. To cool him, Lakshmi applied some audumbhara (ATTI) fruits to his nails. The Lord then blessed audumbhara tree, “You shall be a blessed tree. Your mere dharshan will relieve poison and evil spirits. Those who meditate sitting under you shall attain yogic powers. I shall reside with Lakshmi in you always”. The Lord proclaimed. Hence Sri Narasimha saraswathi selected audumbhara tree to sit. During his stay in audumbhara kshetra, the master didn’t go out for alms. The villagers wanted to see how the master could survive without any food. They deputed a servant to guru’s place. It was one afternoon when the hidden villager saw from a distance Guru’s stra...

Guru Charitra - Concise version - chapters 17 & 18

Sri Guru charitram Sri Gurubhyo namaha – Hari Aum chapter 17 guru’s grace   Siddhamuni continued thus: As Sri guru took resort under the holy Aaudumbhara vriksha, devotees thronged in large numbers to seek his blessings. The master blessed them all. After a few months, he decided to stay alone in a secret place.  But the devotees got to him like the calves reaching the mother cows, when they are hungry.   There was a Brahmin in Karaveerapura, a scholar in Vedas. His only son was a dull boy. People around him teased him as dull headed. The boy was disgusted and decided to end his life. Before this, as divine will had it, he decided to have the holy darshan of Sri Bhuvaneswari. He fasted for three days at the Kshetra. He cut his tongue with a knife and placed before the Devi out of desperation.   Sri Bhuvaneswari appeared before him and said: ‘Son, do not lose hopes. Go to Sri Guru near audumbhara. Seek His blessings. He is the divine trini...