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4:51 AM
@RohitSinghRathore your friend came to our site,
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Q: Are there any instances of necrophilia in hinduism?

PreordainmentWe find cannibalism in tantric shaivism, do we also have necrophilia?

 
5:32 AM
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Q: regarding some question on yoga

Santanu DebnathYoga means union of atma and paramatma. It's sole purpose is about spiritual. Yoga also helps in curing some disease and brings mental peace. Can I use yoga only for this reason? I mean is it selfish act?

This question is in HNQ, it need better title
Anyway my World turtle question is out of HNQ and lost the chance to get 1k view
 
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@AnkitSharma It can get 1k views
Still in HNQ
 
@AnkitSharma - WOW , its close to 1k , congratulations πŸ†’, Blazing re-entry πŸ’₯
 
6:04 AM
@SS It't not showing to me in HNQ.
@SwiftPushkar :)
 
@RohitSinghRathore - If you are interested , you can answer this question πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ’
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Q: Is it possible that Hinduism was founded by a Prophet of Allah but has been changed into polytheism?

ArmaanAccording to Dr Zakir Naik, Allah is mentioned in Hindu scriptures: "Allah" in Rigveda Book 2 Hymn I verse II Even in the Rigveda which is the most sacred scripture of the Hindus, one of the attributes given to God Almighty in Book no 2 Hymn no I verse II, is β€˜Ila’ which if pronounced prope...

 
@SS just checked again, it's not
@SwiftPushkar O.o
@SwiftPushkar we had something like that too from different angle
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Q: Who is Allah according to Hinduism?

Khan Who is Allah according to Hinduism? What do Hindu scriptures say about Allah? Are there any references to him in Hindu scriptures? BTW, I saw some blogs stating Shukracharya as Allah and all Muslims as demons in Hinduism.Who is this Shukracharya?

But this Zakir Naik guy is crazy and hardly make sense
 
6:19 AM
@AnkitSharma - haha yes ,πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ˜Š nice find
 
But that question doesn't have nay satisfactory answer to me
 
@AnkitSharma - Yes ,his videos & works is been banned 🚫
@AnkitSharma - I think the users are defining Allah , like trying to define Para-Brahman , since Allah's saguna rupa isn't available , its most difficult as in case of us i.e. - who is Brahman (Hard to give satisfactory answer) & thats Hinduism's point of view towards looking of Allah πŸ‘πŸ‘
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Q: Does Hinduism encourage incest?

Shiva the destroyerI have heard a few stories about the deity brahma and saraswhati.I felt disappointed and I hope it is not true.I hope incest is wrong(incest between daughter and father,brother and sister, and mother and son)is strictly against the law of nature and shouldn't be encouraged in any religion.

Looks suspicious got 1 vote within 5 min 😡 @TheDestroyer πŸ‘†
 
@SwiftPushkar yeah. that too unregistered.
 
@SwiftPushkar getting 1 upvote in 5 minute is not a big deal
 
@AnkitSharma - Yes , i am surprised because the type of enquiry and possibility of any user over here giving upvote without reading the whole q & searching for duplicate
 
6:30 AM
hmmm
To make it clear I didn't upvoted :P
 
@SwiftPushkar I think upvoting is useful if he registered.
 
@TheDestroyer -hmm ok πŸ‘
 
@TheDestroyer @SwiftPushkar I've got more than 2000 views on my question on Allah on Islam.SE in 18 hours. One of the Main reason was my surname was non Muslim. Now they might come up with the questions but take it positive & see this as opportunity to remove any misconceptions.
Btw, I upvoted because of his name + I also had such doubt. :P
 
@RohitSinghRathore - ok πŸ‘ , I too read that question & it's quite difficult for scholar's over there to answerπŸ’
 
@SwiftPushkar there is no concrete conclusion on this there.
 
6:33 AM
@RohitSinghRathore Any question which will be answered immediately will become Hot question and it hits HNQ. This might be the reason for more views on Islam SE
 
see whats the spelling -saraswhati , i don't think anyone who atleast know sone english will spell the word like that πŸ˜€
@RohitSinghRathore - Yes , and in their scriptures as well i think 😊
 
@SwiftPushkar I think Devas don't have physical bodies. So, not sure. But Rudra cuts head of Brahma and this is mentioned in vedas itself.
 
@TheDestroyer - Yes i know that , but i think that's because Brahma somehow insulted rudra .. & Rudra being furious cuts of his 5 th head. Various reasons might exsist πŸ˜ŠπŸ‘πŸ‘
 
@SwiftPushkar i think for incest Rudra cuts his head. His head represents lust it seems.
 
@TheDestroyer - Yes , that is also one of the a reason
 
6:49 AM
@RohitSinghRathore Main reaosn was it got into HNQ
Title was little eye catchy and this kind of question easily go into HNQ
@TheDestroyer Mostly controversial stuff hit HNQ more
 
7:39 AM
@Tezz - Good answer & nice find about Shree-Sukta. BTW Shreemad Bhagvatam also says somewhat same ,but the difference is its just saying Brahmanas chanted vedic-mantras without mentioning shree-sukta word , & they done this after she came out of the ocean πŸ˜€πŸ‘πŸ‘
 
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8:04 AM
@AnkitSharma Look in week.
 
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@AnkitSharma see in week tab. your question is still there
942 views
 
 
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10:57 AM
@TheDestroyer - Another grt. coincidence πŸ˜€
 
@SwiftPushkar Event predestined as coincidence πŸ˜€.
 
@TheDestroyer - yeah they are happening frequently now .πŸ˜ŠπŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ’
 
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@SwiftPushkar @TheDestroyer What coincidence are you talking about?
 
It's just leela of Srinivasa. He wants to stay on earth so that He can remove sins (Vem kata) of people in kali Yuga. — The Destroyer ♦ 5 mins ago
I think this is just a Leela of Lord Vishnu.It is also said that who ever donates money to this temple in the name of lord Venkateswara to help him repay the loan, he blesses them with innumerable riches.So he took the loan inorder to bless his devotees and to give wealth to them by doing this act. — SwiftPushkar 4 mins ago
 
@SS - We both said same thing , only 20 sec.apart πŸ˜€
 
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11:02 AM
@SwiftPushkar Even I wanted to comment on that a 5 minutes ago. :) @TheDestroyer
 
@SS - haha then u are also included in the list by god i think πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ˜Š
 
@SS @SwiftPushkar I can answer from video of Chaganti garu but it's better if i can use scripture.
 
@TheDestroyer - Yeah , try to give by scriptures & then add video as another source πŸ“š & πŸŽ¬πŸ“Ί πŸ‘πŸ‘
 
@SwiftPushkar Complete Venkatachala Mahatyam is only available in Sanskrit by TTD and complete one is not translated to English .
 
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@TheDestroyer @AnkitSharma @KeshavSrinivasan @Tezz @Pandya @LakshmiNarayanan @SwiftPushkar facebook.com/Brotality.Inc/videos/1925816197652971
 
11:06 AM
@TheDestroyer - TTD , related to tirumala book trust ? or else
 
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@TheDestroyer @SwiftPushkar But scriptures don't have a reason why it happened.
 
@SwiftPushkar Yes. Tirumala ebooks.
 
@SS - Yes but we can prove that with another scripture from puranas etc.
@TheDestroyer - ok πŸ˜ŠπŸ‘πŸ‘
 
@SS It has. Venkateswara says the reason when Lakshmi Devi asks him to repay loan (since lakshmi came to Him). he then describes nature of kali Yuga and his purpose of coming and staying there on pretext of loan.
It is there in Venkatachala Mahatyam.
 
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@TheDestroyer It may have in this context. But some like Krishna stealing butter, clothes etc., are are not explained. I am saying in a broader level.
 
11:11 AM
@SS But reason is to help people of Kali Yuga. This is the main reason.
@SS They have esoteric reasons but this is not deep.
 
@SS - I think such events are to be experience by heart rather than brain , so they intentionally not given the reason to spread bhakti & love and to bring god too close to ourselves so that we could love him .😊
 
11:41 AM
@SS Yeah, Alt-Left/SJWs are a becoming a big problem in the US.
@SS The Video is very well done!
 
 
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12:45 PM
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Q: Why Lord venkateshwara has a white spot on the chin?

SwiftPushkarLord venkateshwara is adorned with white camphor (that looks like a white spot) on his chin. What is the story behind this application of camphor at his chin & what's the significance of this?

 
@SS btw, Canada's Jordan Peterson is a staunch, stoic & acutely perceptive voice in the discussion on PC, SJW & Alt-Liberal vs Free Speech engagement. you should definitely check this out to get a flavour of what's going on -> youtube.com/watch?v=0AuRNff4kvA
@SwiftPushkar He got hit there with an axe if i remember correctly
 
@LakshmiNarayanan - oh , I came to know about this today while reading vankatachal mahatmya , I just wanted to ask one question about Tirupati-Balaji since long , so got my Chance today πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ˜Š
@LakshmiNarayanan - Nice find πŸ‘πŸ‘
 
@SwiftPushkar I'll post an answer soon (unless i'm beaten to the punch)
 
@LakshmiNarayanan - ok , go ahead πŸ‘πŸ‘
logging off now , will join later on
 
1:12 PM
@LakshmiNarayanan unable to find meaning of Srinivsana Gadyam :(
@LakshmiNarayanan Btw, how about adding BG or SB in reading seminar? (It may be useful for who want to start. Though I'm unsure who will be participants).
 
1:36 PM
@Pandya BG means we have to choose some commentaries as well, which ones do you think will be interesting to a beginner?
 
@LakshmiNarayanan So, do we have to choose commentaries also for a scripture?
 
@Pandya I think that's a good idea because it will give more material to base discussions off of, what are you thinking?
 
@LakshmiNarayanan ok. Actually we'll get some clear approach after experiencing 1st seminar I think.
@LakshmiNarayanan I think most of users would have BG but not sure if they have commentaries.
 
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@SwiftPushkar Due to anantalwar's action
@Pandya Meaning of Srinivasa Gadyam?
 
@Pandya Yeah, the pilot seminar will give us loads of feedback IMHO
 
1:47 PM
@SS Yeah I mean translation or interpretation in English or Hindi.
 
@Pandya Do you have it in tamil? I can translate
@Pandya That's fine, we can share via google drive na
 
@LakshmiNarayanan It's (only original text no translation) available in 9 languages at vignanam.org/veda/sri-srinivasa-gadyam-telugu.html
 
@Pandya Oh sorry, that's the Sri Ranga Gadyam.
 
@Pandya It is transliterated not Translated into Tamizh :(
 
Oh! How has I forget to search at Internet Archive?
@LakshmiNarayanan Yes.
 
1:54 PM
@Pandya You want to know meaning right?
 
@LakshmiNarayanan Yes. (If possible or available).
@KeshavSrinivasan I think it's not of Gadhya Trayam.
 
41 mins ago, by Pandya
@LakshmiNarayanan Btw, how about adding BG or SB in reading seminar? (It may be useful for who want to start. Though I'm unsure who will be participants).
@KeshavSrinivasan ^^^
 
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@Pandya This is the rough translation of the comment you have posted.

You are the one who is adored by the scar on the chin which is caused by the sacred pick axe of great(foremost) devoted Ananta.
 
@LakshmiNarayanan I like to read Hard copies though.
 
@Pandya Ahh ok
 
2:06 PM
Btw, I'm planning to purchase & collect some scriptures that I don't have yet in hard copies (like Rigveda, Brihadaranyaka, Skanda Purana, Sharirik Bhashya) from reputed publication after a year.
 
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9 mins ago, by S S
@Pandya This is the rough translation of the comment you have posted.

You are the one who is adored by the scar on the chin which is caused by the sacred pick axe of great(foremost) devoted Ananta.
@SwiftPushkar @LakshmiNarayanan ^^
 
What is your current collection? the community answer where people list their works read is up-to-date?
@SS Nice!
 
@SS Ok. Thanks. Btw, I find some blogs also provide English translation for that verse.
@LakshmiNarayanan are you taking with me?
 
If I talk of Hard copies, I do currently have 10 Upanishads with Shankara Bhashya, BG, BS, SB, Yog Vashishtha, Rama Charit Manasa, Tatvarth Dipika, Raja Yoga and some miscellaneous scriptures of olden times (some may be worth to mention but I don't remember now)
 
2:20 PM
That's cool. I agree, hardcopies help a lot when reading as well, i usually make notes when i read, underline etc,.
I have read the Mukhya Upanishads but my memory is abysmal - which was one of the reasons i got attracted to AV when i started out :)
 
I think @KeshavSrinivasan might have many hard copies that even a big room may not adequate to contain! Haha
@LakshmiNarayanan If I correctly remember you're Thenakalai Sri Vaishnava right?
 
Haha, I don't doubt that for a second.
@Pandya I'm Vadakalai Sri Vaishnava and Samavedi as well!
 
@LakshmiNarayanan oh! Vedakkalai & Samavedi! nice :) do you believe in AV or VA?
 
@Pandya I think you are Samavedi as well? I believe in VA.
 
@LakshmiNarayanan Yeah I'm also Samavedi and Kauthuma Shaka. Which's yours?
@LakshmiNarayanan You said I got attracted to AV so, just wanted to confirm. Haha
 
2:36 PM
@Pandya Nice! I forgot - I got my upanayana when i was young and that time i didn't follow these things - have to ask my priest which Shakha i'm in, 😳
@Pandya Yes, I read parts of Vasistha's Yoga and some works of Ramana Maharishi and Nisargadatta Maharaj on recommendation of my Professor, that's how my foray into Hinduism proper began.
 
@LakshmiNarayanan ok. Yes, you should extract as much information as possible from your parents or priest.
 
@Pandya Do you know how 997 shakhas of Samaveda got lost?
 
@LakshmiNarayanan Excellent! AV draws you into Dharma. So, then you might have read VA scriptures to turn back into VA?
 
@Pandya btw you believe in which philosophy?
 
@LakshmiNarayanan Yes.
 
2:42 PM
@Pandya what happened?
@Pandya I don't quite follow, what do you mean by Dharma in this context? Like Sanatana Dharma or the order of the universe Dharma?
 
@LakshmiNarayanan AV.
@LakshmiNarayanan don't know :(
Btw, we may also lost some Vedic hymns:
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Q: Does Veda has more than one Samhita regarding to Shakha?

PandyaAs I've discussed here, we know that ancient Rishi heard Vedic hymns in the state of Tapasya (deep mediation) which are called Shruti/Vedas. Vedas are divided into two parts Samhita - the (mantra) part of Veda seen/heard by Rishi & Brahman-Grantha - interpretation & commentaries on Samhita. Now ...

 
@Pandya IMHO, AV was/is very helpful to sharpen skill in Rhetoric and that flow of establishing Premise, Investigating it and finally redacting it, i really liked that rhythm a lot esp. in Vashistha's Yoga.
 
@Pandya Haha yeah, I have tons of physical books on Hinduism, and far more books in ebook form.
 
@LakshmiNarayanan I think we have discussed it before:
Mar 19 at 2:37, by Pandya
@anuvaramban Haha! No, I believe one Param Satya! I may try to unite them (A & VA).
 
@Pandya lol sorry, my memory sucks. I will remember now that you've pointed it out ;)
 
2:47 PM
@LakshmiNarayanan Sanatan Dharma. I used according to your use of Hinduism in previous message.
 
@Pandya Also that was anuvaramban :P
@Pandya Yeah, AV gave me a window into SD when I needed it. However, my experiences tell me VA is the way it is.
 
@LakshmiNarayanan Yes and I've been observing LakshmiNarayana is quite different than anuvaramban!
@LakshmiNarayanan btw, what's the meaning of anuvaramban or it's just name?
 
@Pandya Hehe
@Pandya It means Ruler of Atoms. It's a made up name
 
Ok
 
3:22 PM
@RakeshJoshi That's strange!!
@RakeshJoshi Ok.... I'll watch that video
@AnkitSharma Good question.
@SwiftPushkar Your question is also good.
"āryadhuryānantārya pavitra khanitrapāta pātrΔ«kαΉ›ta nijacubuka gatavraαΉ‡akiαΉ‡a vibhΕ«αΉ£aαΉ‡a vahanasΕ«cita Ε›ritajana vatsalatātiΕ›ayaαΈ₯" from Srinivasana Gadyam sounds related. — Pandya ♦ 3 hours ago
 
@KrishnShweta If you are interested in Aryan Theories, you maybe interested in checking out -> koenraadelst.blogspot.in/…
 
But I didn't understand this Sanskrit. Anyone please translate it.
 
2 hours ago, by S S
@Pandya This is the rough translation of the comment you have posted.

You are the one who is adored by the scar on the chin which is caused by the sacred pick axe of great(foremost) devoted Ananta.
 
@LakshmiNarayanan Oh Ok...
@LakshmiNarayanan Oh! Thanks
 
S S
@Krishn 0/
How are you?
 
3:35 PM
Hello.....
I'm good and you?
 
S S
I am fine.
 
S S
You are irregular these days.
 
little bit busy and it will continue for few more days.
 
S S
Oh!
 
3:41 PM
Hmm
 
@SS irregular is better than never.
 
@Pandya Hi
 
@KrishnShweta Namaste
 
I have seen you created a bot.
That's cool
 
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Q: Relation of Arya and Dravida with Hindu scriptures like Veda and Aagama

PandyaI don't know much about the history of Arya and Dravida: I've heard that word Arya is found in Hindu Scripture (Veda) and Arya is related to Indus valley civilization while Dravida is related with south India. For example, while reading the difference between Vadakalai & Thenkalai, I've found...

@KrishnShweta Yes, currently it is only for moderation purpose.
 
3:48 PM
@Pandya Ohoo!! :P
@Pandya Pandya's bot. Cute name ^^
 
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@Pandya I posted a question about maha sankalpam. Do you remember it?
It has all the geographical details. Along with saka purushas, islands, continents etc.,
 
Actually I have an idea for long time to create a bot that can be useful in this room, that can do reply your messages like. If you ask BG 4.4, it replied with BG verse 4.4 with English translation, if you ask "Who is Shankaracharya?" he may reply one line information and much more tweaks related to Dharmic discussion.... /cc @TheDestroyer @KeshavSrinivasan @Yogi and others (anyone interested or like the idea?)
 
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In that there is are two different regions called Dravida and DrAvida. So I think it is a place name. Not a race.
 
But to be honest I don't know programming with Java (which is current bot based on). Though I can understand code as having basic knowledge of C.
 
@KrishnShweta thanks
 
3:53 PM
@SS no
 
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Q: What is the source of a mantra called Mahā saαΉƒkalpaαΉƒ?

Sree CharanMany are aware about the saαΉƒkalpaαΉƒ which is recited during rituals like saαΉƒdhyā vandanam, vratas etc., But there is another mantra called Mahasankalpa(pronounced Mahā saαΉƒkalpaαΉƒ in IAST). Sankalpa tells the place, time and purpose of doing that ritual. But Mahā saαΉƒkalpaαΉƒ consists of not only place...

 
@SS corrected your message :)
@SS ok.
 
S S
@Pandya Thanks.
 
@Pandya Oh, that would be cool.
 
S S
@Pandya So you are teaching your son words..!!!! Good parenting!! ;P
 
3:57 PM
@Pandya This sounds interesting, i would like to help. What would i need to know? What is the ETA?
 
@SS Have you joined parenting.SE? :P
 
S S
@Pandya Not me. You should join. :P ;)
 
@LakshmiNarayanan ETA?
 
@Pandya Estimated Time to Arrival i.e., timeline of project.
 
@LakshmiNarayanan oh! Currently it is only in imagination. i'll think regarding it after at least one or two users can Hel with writing bot or until I learn Java or Python.
 
4:08 PM
@Pandya Why don't you create a post on Meta asking for features with each feature intended as one answer? People can vote on the features they want to see, or add the ones they want to see and we can start working down that list :)
@Pandya I know python!
 
@LakshmiNarayanan no. I think meta would bot be appropriate place for such discussion it at present.
 
@LakshmiNarayanan wow! So, are you programmer/developer?
 
@Pandya I am an amateur programmer and only recently got interested in development of software but for scientific computing purpose.
 
@Pandya Java is very deep and vast. But if you are interested i can provide you best resources.
 
4:16 PM
@TheDestroyer Thanks in advance! That would be really useful.
 
@Pandya Maybe after one or two months, i will join in development of bot. i want to release my IOS app for which i need Macbook. So, i'm quite busy with that work.
 
@LakshmiNarayanan I'll create a chatroom when I will have time devoted regarding bot writing and interested users cum programmer can discuss.
 
@Pandya Sounds good.
 
@TheDestroyer ok.
 
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@Pandya Hinduism will be fine.
 
@LakshmiNarayanan I have tried VMWare but honestly it is bad on my Dell.
 
@KrishnShweta - Hey hey , thanks , You can try answering , if you know about it πŸ˜ŠπŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ’
 
@TheDestroyer Yeah that might be due to higher minimum specs needed to run OSX
 
Btw, which app TheDestroyer has made?
 
@Pandya Sorry! I want to go Anonymous on this :P
 
4:27 PM
@TheDestroyer Are there any emulator available for ios on Windows? You may try that.
 
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A: Why Lord venkateshwara has a white spot on the chin?

Sree CharanIt is due to an action done by Anantāḻvār. (āḻvār is added as a suffix to great bhaktas in Vaishnava tradition like Garudāḻvār etc.,) . Anantāḻvār is one of the disciples of Sri Ramanujacharya. After Ramanujacharya has solved the dispute on who the deity on the Tirumala hills, he appointed simhā...

@SwiftPushkar ^^
 
@Pandya Virtualization is bad as my laptop has 2nd gen i3 processor, though i have sufficient RAM.
 
@SS - Impressive answer I especially liked sanskrit verse πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ’
 
@TheDestroyer Isn't iOS directly installable on your machine?
 
@Pandya MacOS needs Macbook (though hackintosh is there but that's waste of time). And XCode needs latest MacOS. We can develop Apple apps only from MacOS and it uses many frameworks of MacOS
@Pandya btw, MacOS is best for programming. It is based on linux.
 
4:31 PM
@TheDestroyer oh! ok.
@TheDestroyer unix :P
 
@SS Good Answer!
 
@Pandya ohh ok. I always get confused with those names.
 
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@SwiftPushkar Yes. The sanskrit is very good.
I think the author is direct descendant of Anantalwar.
 
@SS does that maha sankalpa have information about scriptural association?
@TheDestroyer Haha. Btw, why/how do you consider MacOS better than GNU/Linux for programming?
 
S S
@Pandya I don't know which scripture it is part of. But it is recited during yajnas, Kalyanas like that.
 
4:34 PM
@SS - Yes , and I think it provides scriptural basis for the story also πŸ‘ let's wait for another answers 😊
 
@Pandya I don't think mac Os is better than Linux but due to Unix based OS, Mac os is better than Windows.
 
@TheDestroyer oh! Yes. (Btw, have you tried to experience GNU/Linux os ever?)
 
@SS Om Namo venkateswaya movie shows it was Hathirama Baba who made flowers rule.
 
@SwiftPushkar You can get whole Gadyam in Devanagari @ vignanam.org/veda/sri-srinivasa-gadyam-devanagari.html
 
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@TheDestroyer No. There were gardens and organised service to the lord before Hathiram Baba.
 
4:39 PM
@Pandya - oh thanks a lot , that is exactly i was asking to shree charan ,but you already given it .πŸ˜ŠπŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ’
 
@Pandya No. My first programming language is Java and mostly i coded Java for Android.
 
@TheDestroyer I'm not asking specific to programming just using os in general.
 
@Pandya No. I didn't use.
@SS I think film makers made up that story.
 
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@Pandya I thought I linked that page. But forgot.
@TheDestroyer Yeah. Exaggeration.
 
@SS btw, what is story of Malayappa Swamy?
He is Utsava Murti also.
 
4:42 PM
@Pandya - BTW this site also is very good , having most of the stotram & mantras
 
@TheDestroyer ok. You should try once. (Let's end our discussion it's going off-topic for this room! Haha).
 
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Malayappa swami is the current utsava murti (presiding deity) in Tirumala Venkateswara Temple, Tirumala. Malayappa swami is worshipped during religious ceremonies and processions wherein it would be inappropriate to use the main deity (for example one which requires the deity to be carried or moved). The two deities are worshipped equally and believed to be non-different in personality. The Malayappa deity is classed as a Swayambhu and was discovered in 1339 AD. Initial records state his original name as Malai Kuniya Ninra Perumal (Lord stood on the hill which bowed low to Him) == History == Ugra...
 
@Pandya ok. I will mail you resources. Actually, youtube series but they are very good. One can master Java easily by seeing those videos. (100+ hours i think)
 
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Ugra Srinivasa is one of the idols in the Tirumala Venkateswara Temple at Tirumala, Andhra Pradesh. Ugra means anger and the idol which was originally called Venkatatturaivar is supposed to represent the anger aspect of Lord Venkateswara. He is also known as Snapana Murti. == Legend == Legend has it that fire broke out in the village destroying houses during Brahmotsavam at Tirumala in the 14th century A.D. When prayers were offered to the God, a vision appeared to a devotee with a message from Lord Srinivasa himself. With the change in times, the Ugra Srinivasa idol could no longer remain the...
Bhoga Srinivasa is a silver deity that is a near replica of the main deity (Dhruva Bera) of the Tirumala Venkateswara Temple in Tirumala, Andhra Pradesh. The lord is also known as Manavalapperumal or Kautuka Bera. The deity is utilized for performing daily Abhishekam ceremony (as part of Thomala Seva) and daily Ekanta Seva. The deity is believed to imbibe the essence of the Dhruva Bera as well as grant devotees' wishes. Bhoga Srinivasa was consecrated to the temple in 614 by Pallava queen Samavai (also known as Kadavan-Perundevi) along with donation of land and gold to the temple. The idol is a...
 
@TheDestroyer ok. Thanks
 
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4:45 PM
@TheDestroyer This link has history and info about Srinivasa murthis. allgodscollections.com/2013/02/…
 
@SS ok.
 
Btw, Is Srinivasana surname related to or originated from something? What's meaning of it. I see that often used in South.
 
Will see them.
 
@TheDestroyer - whts the flowers rule ? is it not to seek anybody's help , mentioned by shree charan
 
Btw, are Kula Devta & Ishta Devta different or same?
 
S S
4:49 PM
@Pandya Srinivasa is other name of Venkateshwara. The kula devata of many people in Telugu states is Venkateshwara. So, his name is common. It is not surname.
 
Srinivas (Sanskrit ΰ€Άΰ₯ΰ€°ΰ₯€ΰ€¨ΰ€Ώΰ€΅ΰ€Ύΰ€Έ) is a name for males in India. The word Srinivas is combination of two Sanskrit words, Sri (ΰ€Άΰ₯ΰ€°ΰ₯€) and nivasa (ΰ€¨ΰ€Ώΰ€΅ΰ€Ύΰ€Έ). == Etymology == Sri means 'radiance' or 'diffusing light'; nivasa means 'place of residence'. Srinivas is a common reference to Venkateswara (Vishnu), who is considered to be the source of light (as a metaphor for life) in Hindu scriptures. Sri has also the meaning of Lakshmi who is rendered to be embodied within Venkateswara. Hence the alternate meaning "One within whom Lakshmi (prosperity) lives". Srinivas is a modernized version of the orig...
 
@Pandya Tamilians and Malayalis use father name at end. But for Telugus surname is unique.
 
S S
@Pandya They are different. Personal god measn ishta devata. Kula devata means the deity we inherit as ancestry.
 
@Pandya Family God and Personal God respectively - Former is determined by Family Heritage, Latter is by Horoscope and personal choice.
 
@SS - Yes @Pandya
 
S S
4:52 PM
Ah! Finally movement in my rep. graph!!!! \O/
Good night all.. Cya!
 
@SS Congratulations.
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@SS oh! so, one can choose his Ishta Devata in addition to Kula Devata.
 
Yawn
Gnite @All
 
Isht regarded as good.
Bye!
 
@Pandya - Shubha Ratri , @LakshmiNarayanan - 2 u tooπŸ‘πŸ‘
 
5:12 PM
@Pandya i mailed you.
 
@Tezz @Pandya I just posted a question about Adi Shankaracharya's Brahma Sutra Bhashya:
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Q: Who agrees with Adi Shankaracharya that Smriti has no authority over the existence of objects?

Keshav SrinivasanAs I discuss in this question, by far the most popular school of Hindu philosophy is the Vedanta school, which bases its tenets on the doctrines laid out in the Brahma Sutras, a work by the sage Vyasa that summarizes and systematizes the philosophical teachings of the Upanishads. You can read the...

@LakshmiNarayanan You may also be interested in it, as it's related to the Purva Mimamsa school.
@RohitSinghRathore And you may be interested in it, as it's related to the 24 Tattvas of the Samkhya school.
 
 
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6:52 PM
@SwiftPushkar Good Question
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Q: Why Lord venkateshwara has a white spot on the chin?

SwiftPushkarLord venkateshwara is adorned with white camphor (that looks like a white spot) on his chin. What is the story behind this application of camphor at his chin & what's the significance of this?

 
7:16 PM
@Pandya Great Idea but a Database is required(with accurate information)for this. We have to create an API for using that Database.
 

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