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Monday, January 30,  2006


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From January 12,  2006 to January 21,  2006

Man's True Identity

As long as a person is attached to the objects of sensory gratification, he cannot experience his true nature — the Self (Atman). Spiritual progress primarily involves developing dispassion (Vairagya) towards the world. How does one develop detachment?

Hundreds Of Musicians Pay Homage To Thyagaraja

They render pancharathna kritis in chorus at the samadhi in Thiruvaiyaru Hundreds of musicians paid homage to saint composer Thyagaraja by rendering his pancharathna kritis in chorus at the 159th Thyagaraja Aradhana at Thiruvaiyaru in Thanjavur . . . 

Thyagaraja Linked Human To Divine

Programme on dance form of `pancharatna kritis' begins The 12th edition of the dance form of saint composer Thyagaraja's `pancharatna kritis' was inaugurated by industrialist P. Obul Reddy here on Thursday.

Lessons For Devotees

The lives of some saints have important lessons for those who are given to immoral ways or despair that there is no hope of redemption for them.

Dance Of Flowers

The flowers are in full bloom. And their fragrance will waft through the sprawling Lalbagh for a week starting tomorrow. And flowers which are not local to India too will vie for attention with home grown flowers at the Glass House.

Yoga Helped This Youth Overcome Many A Disability

He performs 200 asanas, some complicated even for able-bodied persons

Birth Of Saints

The Supreme Being incarnates from time to time in the world to re-establish Dharma.

Happiness Is Living In The Now

For many of us having more choice is a good thing. We believe we have more freedom and more freedom of choice. One of the choices that most people who come to me are struggling with is to choose between material life and spiritual life.

Need For Role Models

It is human nature to look up to role models and emulate their behaviour.

Move To Maintain Traditional Names In Madurai

Police plan to install information boards Temple city, cultural capital, a city that never sleeps...and the list goes on.

Role Of Sociologists Vital To Tackle Hiv

Ways to create AIDS - free society discussed Care and effective communication are necessary for efficient tackling of the HIV disease. Role of sociologists was indispensable to contain this killer disease, said. Dr. Lalitha Kabilan, Director, . . .

Manuscript Documentation To Begin In February

Documentation of manuscripts, antiques, palm leaf, birch barks, hand-made paper and cloth in Dharmapuri district would be taken up in the first week of February.

Thiruvaiyaru A Paradise For Carnatic Musicians: Mridangam Maestro

159th aradhana of Sri Thyagaraja gets under way "If there is a paradise on earth for Carnatic musicians, it is Thiruvaiyaru," said mridangam maestro Umayalpuram K. Sivaraman on Monday.

Turning Point

The root of man's unhappiness is his ego, which makes him blind to his spiritual nature.

Advice For All Seasons

When life's many challenges and problems seem to be a Herculean task to a majority of mankind, Lord Krishna's advice in the Bhagavad Gita sparkles in its unique blend of universal and practical applicability.

Behind The Lore Of Lepakshi

Two red spots on the walls are believed to be the place where the builder threw his own eyeballs at. The Veerabhadra Swamy temple in Lepakshi is full of such legends, says L Ramachandra Rao.

The Flame Stays Afire

Pushya Bahula Panchami (19th Jan. 2006) is an auspicious and thanksgiving day for musicians and music lovers. On this day the aradhana of Saint Thygaraja is celebrated all over south India. The day opens with singing of ever-fresh Pancharatna . . . 

More Light On The Siddhas

Terrorism has an unlikely opponent — the philosophy of Tamil Siddhas, ancient ascetics of whom little of substance is known. A unique initiative aims at compiling their works, writes L Subramani.

Monolithic Offering For Bahubali

The 57-ft monolithic statue of Bahubali at Shravanabelagola, has been brilliantly captured on a wall hanging by an award winning weaver from Bangalore - R Narayanappa. A senior weaver with the Karnataka Handloom Development Corporation here, . . . 

Icon Of Humble Devotion

Tradition assigns a unique place to the Acharya (preceptor) for his prime role in enabling the Jivatma to attain the Paramatma. But for his compassionate intervention, this quest of the Jivatma cannot become fruitful.  

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