The Saga of Thulukka Naachiyaar, Sri Rangam 20 Votes I wonder how many people who visit the gigantic temple at Thiruvarangam, the first of the 108 Divyadesas and the very heart of the ShriVaishnava cult, know that the lord of the temple, Sri Aranganathan, got married to a muslim princess out of her love for him. And still fewer do actually know the tide of events that lead to this divine union and the series of interesting events that followed it. Here I lay forward the story of this strange marriage, a story that spans over sixty years, a story that transcends all religions to prove once again that God is indeed one. It was a time when the atrocities of the Muslim inveders were reaching new heights. Their hatred for idol worship made the hindus tremble, not in fear for their lives, but in fear of the possible damages that the holy idols in their hallowed temples would suffer. Drastic measures were made to save the idols fr...
What Men Want in a Relationship by Laura Doyle The 4 Relationship Hacks All Women Should Know But Don’t What do men want most from the women they love? If you’re asking yourself that, it’s probably because your guy seems grumpy, distant or depressed. Maybe he’s all three. Early on in my marriage, when everything was a struggle, I thought I was a pretty good wife. And since my marriage was miserable, that meant that he was the problem. But now I realize I was looking at everything through my female eyes, which meant I didn’t understand his perspective. At all. Figuring out what my husband wanted and what made him feel loved blew open the whole mystery for me. It was like traveling to another country and wondering why everyone was so hostile, and then learning that waving “hello” is their gesture for “drop dead.” Now that I know what makes men feel loved, my marriage is sweet and fun. It was easier than I thought. I was making it too hard, until I discovered these s...
Dāmodarāya viśvayā Viśva- rūpa- dharāya ca Namaskrtvā Pradasyāmi vyoma-dipam hari-Priyam “I offer my obeisance to lord damodara who has accepted a universal form and offer this ākāśa-dipa which is very dear to lord Hari. Oh my lord, let me achieve devotion unto you by observing this vrata.” Glories of Akash dvip In the Padma purāna it is said: “ A person who places a great lamp high in the sky during the month of kārttika takes all his relatives with him to visnuloka.
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