Hari: Paratara:
ನಿನ್ನ ಒಲುಮೆಯಿಂದ ನಿಖಿಳ ಜನರು ಬಂದು
ಮನ್ನಿಸುವರೊ ಮಹಾರಾಯ
ಎನ್ನ ಪುಣ್ಯಗಳಿಂದ ಈ ಪರಿ ಉಂಟೇನೋ
ನಿನ್ನದೇ ಸಕಲ ಸಂಪತ್ತು
If God brings you to it, He will bring you through it.
Happy moments, praise God.
Difficult moments, seek God.
Quiet moments, worship God.
Painful moments, trust God.
Every moment, thank God
Sri Hari is Supreme , This world is true, there is a difference between each and every living entity in this world, all the living entities are dependent on Sri hari, Ultimate joy lies in the Mukti and mukti can be attained by gaining Bhakti. Pratyaksha (Direct observation), Anumana (Prediction) and Agama (Vedas) are indeed the real Evidence. Hari is to be perceived in His nature through the Holy Scriptures and only through them.
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Dasa Sahitya
Sri Purandaradasaru
Nambikettavarillavo
Smarisuve na ninna charana kamala vijayraya
Smarisuve na ninna Vijayaraya
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| 1 | Bhandalu Bhaghyada Lakshmi | Click Here |
| 2 | Nodithar Venkata Ramanana | Click Here |
| 3 | Dasanna Madikoyanna | Click Here |
| 4 | Hidiye Rangayyana | Click Here |
| 5 | Ranga Kunida | Click Here |
Dasa Sahitya Audio
| S.No. | Topic | Listen | Download |
| 1. | "Shri Narayana Varma" Recitation & brief explanation of Shri Narayana Varma - The King of StOtras by Shri Shri 1008 Shri Suvidyendra Teertha. | Shri Narayana Varma | |
| 2. | "Shrimad Bhagavata, Shri Shrinivasa Kalyana, Shrimad Bhagavad-Gita & Shri Svapna VrundavanAkhyAna" by Shri Shri Suvidyendra Teertha | Shri Shri Suvidyendra Teertha Swamiji's Pravachana Malika | |
| 3. | "Yatra Vaibhava of Shri Shri Vishwottama Teertha, Swamiji of Shri Sode Vadiraja MaTa, who left his mortal body on 18th August, 2007" by Shri Harinarayana Vittala Dasa | Shri Vishwottama Teertha Yatra Vaibhava | |
| 4. | "Shri Harikathamrutasara - Few Sandhis" - A lecture series by Shri Sanjeeva Murthy Dasaru (NEW) | Shri Harikathamrutasara | |
| 5. | "Shri Rukmineesha Vijaya" - A lecture series by Shri Venkateshacharya (NEW) | Shri Rukmineesha Vijaya | |
| 6. | "Haridasaru Kanda Shri Raghavendra - 1" by Shri Harinarayana Vittala Dasa | Haridasaru Kanda Shri Raghavendra - 1 | |
| 7. | "Haridasaru Kanda Shri Raghavendra - 2" by Shri Harinarayana Vittala Dasa | Haridasaru Kanda Shri Raghavendra - 2 | |
| 8. | "Bhrugvamsha sanjata Shri Vijaya Dasa- 1" by Shri Harinarayana Vittala Dasa | Bhrugvamsha sanjata Shri Vijaya Dasa- 1 | |
| 9. | "Bhrugvamsha sanjata Shri Vijaya Dasa- 2" by Shri Harinarayana Vittala Dasa | Bhrugvamsha sanjata Shri Vijaya Dasa- 2 | |
| 10. | Navaratri Special Lecture Series conducted by Shri Vyasa Bhajana Mandali (SVBM)-VMS West Coast Chapter, CA, USA by eminent scholars | Navaratri Special | |
| 11. | "Shrimad Harikathamrutasara - Shri Varnaprakriya Sandhi" by Shri Harinarayana Vittala Dasa | Shri Varnaprakriya Sandhi | |
| 12. | "Jiva Kartrutva - Datta Svatantrya Vichara" by Shri Harinarayana Vittala Dasa | Jiva Kartrutva Vichara Series | |
| 13. | "Mahatmya of Shri Ibharamapura Appavaru - Saint of Ibharamapura" by Shri Harinarayana Vittala Dasa | Shri Ibharamapura Appavaru | |
| 14. | "Mahatmya of Shri Jambukhandi Vadirajacharya - Senapati of Rujutva followers of Bhavisameera Latavyachakravarti Shri Vadiraja" by Shri Harinarayana Vittala Dasa | Shri Jambukhandi Vadirajacharya | |
| 15. | "Mahatmya of Shri Raghuprema Teertha - Great tapasvi of Adavani" by Shri Harinarayana Vittala Dasa | Shri Raghuprema Teertha | |
| 16. | "Mahatmya of Shri HKS through Phala Stuti Sandhis of Shri Karjigi Dasaru & other Jnanis" by Shri Sanjeeva Murthy Dasaru & Shri Harinarayana Vittala Dasa (NEW) | Mahatmya of Shri HKS by Shri Sanjeeva Murthy Dasaru Mahatmya of Shri HKS by Shri Hari Narayana Vittala Dasaru -1 Mahatmya of Shri HKS by Shri Hari Narayana Vittala Dasaru - 2 | Download |
| 17. | "Introduction to Shriman Nyaya Sudha" by Shri N.Seshacharya of Bangalore | Shriman Nyaya Sudha Introduction | |
| 18. | "Shri Narayana Varma - Part 1" by Shri U.B.Gururajacharya of Bangalore | Shri Narayana Varma - Part 1 | |
| 19. | "Shri Narayana Varma - Part 2" by Shri U.B.Gururajacharya of Bangalore | Shri Narayana Varma - Part 2 | |
| 20. | "Shri Kapila Geeta" by Shri U.B.Gururajacharya of Bangalore | Shri Kapila Geeta | |
| 21. | "Shri Hari Vayu Stuti Series" by Shri J.V.Acharya of Texas, USA | Shri Hari Vayu Stuti Series | |
| 22. | "Shri Harikathamrutasara Recitation" by Shri H.Narayana Rao, Hyderabad (NEW) | Shrimad Harikathamrutasara Recitation | |
| 23. | "Hari Bhajana Mado Nirantara" by SVBM, CA, USA (NEW) | Hari Bhajane Mado Nirantara | |
| 24. | "Suladi PaTaNa" by Smt. Sri Lakshmi Srikanth, disciple of Shri Harinarayana Vittala Dasa | Suladi PaTaNa | |
| 25. | "Shri Harikathamrutasara Recitation Series" by Prasanna Krishna | Shrimad Harikathamrutasara Recitation Series |
Dasa Sahitya
Pancharatna Suladi (in Samskruta Lipi) - Pancharatna Suladi (in Kannada Lipi) - Pancharatna Suladi (in Telugu Lipi) - Pancharatna Suladi (in Tamil Lipi)
Shrimaddharikathamrutasara
Script in BhAmini Shatpadi format (6 lines for each padya format)
Shri Harikathamrutasara (in Samskruta Lipi) - Shri Harikathamrutasara (in Kannada Lipi) - Shri Harikathamrutasara (in Telugu Lipi) - Shri Harikathamrutasara (in Tamil Lipi)
Script with Padachcheda (Draft Version - Scope for further Padachcheda's)
Shri Harikathamrutasara (in Samskruta Lipi) - Shri Harikathamrutasara (in Kannada Lipi) - Shri Harikathamrutasara (in Telugu Lipi) - Shri Harikathamrutasara (in Tamil Lipi)
Script in Parayana Format (Draft Version - With comma's indicating proper pauses - Scope for further cleanup)
Shri Harikathamrutasara (in Samskruta Lipi) - Shri Harikathamrutasara (in Kannada Lipi) - Shri Harikathamrutasara (in Telugu Lipi) - Shri Harikathamrutasara (in Tamil Lipi)
Shri Tatva Suvvali
Shri Tatva Suvvali (in Samskruta Lipi) - Shri Tatva Suvvali (in Kannada Lipi) - Shri Tatva Suvvali (in Telugu Lipi) - Shri Tatva Suvvali (in Tamil Lipi)
TTD is doing lot of good works and one among them is the Digital library. TTD is scanning many old books and these books are available for download for all those interested. TTD has set up scanning centers in many cities and in Bangalore it is in two places, one in Vyayalikaval and another in IISc.
The website http://www.archive.org contains many of the scanned books and following are the some of the books which I found interesting to many of our fellow madhva bhandhus. One may find many more useful books after further searching based on key words. Interested people may download following books for their study. Also if you find any other useful books, please share with others too.
You may do search with Kannada to find Kannada books.
Bhugola Varnanam of Shri Vadirajaru translated by Shri Badarayana Murthy - http://www.archive.org/details/bhugolavarnanam014603mbp
Books edited by Shri Appannacharyaru Ex-chief officer TTD project
1)Dasatatva prakasika - http://www.archive.org/details/dasatatvaprakasi014689mbp
2)Sreeda Vittal dasara KruthigaLu - http://www.archive.org/details/sridavittaladasa015437mbp
3)Guru Jagannatha dasara Kruthi Rathnamala - http://www.archive.org/details/srigurujaganadha015380mbp
Others
4)Haridaasaru kaMda srinivasa - http://www.archive.org/details/haridasarukandas014840mbp
5) MahIpathi daasaru - http://www.archive.org/details/kakhandkisrimahi014927mbp
6) Habba haridinagaLu matthu Vruthacharane - http://www.archive.org/details/habbaharinadhama014832mbp
7) Srimad nyayasudha Bhava sangaraha
http://www.archive.org/details/srimadnyasudhabh015319mbp
THE DISCIPLIC SUCCESSION OF MADHWACHARYA
Upto Madhwacharya
The Brahma Madhwa Guru Parampara.
1. HAMSA ---- NARAYANA ( PARAMATMA )
2. CATURMUKHA BRAHMA
3. FOUR KUMARAS (SANAKADI )
4. DURVASAS (Durvasa Muni the expansion of Lord Siva)
5. JNANANIDHI TIRTHA
6. GARUDAVAHANA
7. KAIVALYA TIRTHA
8. JNANISA TIRTHA
9. PARA TIRTHA
10. SATYA PRAJNA TIRTHA
11. PRAJNA TIRTHA ( then a gap of four hundred years )
12. ACYUTAPRAJNA TIRTHA (Purusottam Tirtha)
13 &14. ANANDA TIRTHA (SRIPAD MADHWACARYA) and SRILA VYASADEVA
SRILA VYAASADEVA
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Sripad Madhwacarya Sukadev Goswami
(chaitanya movement)
After Madhwa
The Madhwa line consider Lord Narayana as the Supreme and The Chaitanya line consider Lord Krsna as the Supreme.
The dvaita school led by Madhwa says that God, Soul and Universe are three mutually and fundamentally different categories, each having a separate reality, though the latter two are dependent on the former. However, God controls them. God's Grace is necessary for the liberation of the Soul. God is only the Agent. He causes the universe to be born and controls it. But He is not its material cause. Five differences called Pancha Bheda are absolute: God and Soul; Soul and Soul; God and Matter; Soul and Matter; Matter and Matter. Each Soul is essentially different and belongs to different grace, even in its enjoyment of bliss after moksha. Vyasaraja, one of the giants of this school -- the other two being Madhwa and Jayatirtha - summarises the entire philosophy in a set of nine points:
- Lord Narayana is possessed of countless qualities, is devoid of all blemish and is an independent Reality.
- He creates and sustains the world.
- He is the One who grants moksha to pious souls;
- The universe is real.
- There is a five-fold difference.
- Souls are dependent on God.
- All souls are not alike.
- Moksha is a state of existence when the soul enjoys eternal bliss; the only way to reach that state is Devotion.
- The Lord can be only known through Scriptures.
Madhwa literally had hundreds of disciples, yet towards the end of his life he selected a small number of the most dedicated around him. These are the original 'Acaryas' of the eight mutts found even today in Udupi, South Kanada district of Karnataka. In the original or direct lines coming down from Madhwa there are eight disciples who were established as the heads of the newly formed 'mutts'. Creating the 'mutts' Madhwa paired the disciples off as follows whilst as Kanya Tirtha during the 'Caturmasya' period. He had them all eight seated around a 'pipal tree' when he arranged the pairing system. He called them two at a time and gave them separately different 'mantras', rituals and 'pujas'. Making each of the disciples responsible to preserve and develop his mission from then on. The pairs and their 'Mutts' were:
The Ashtha-Mutts created by Madhwacharya
First Pair
1. Hrsikesa Tirtha - Palimar Mutt
2. Narasimha Tirtha - Admaru Mutt
Second Pair
3. Janardana Tirtha - Krsnapur Mutt
4. Upendra Tirtha - Puttinge (Puttige) Mutt
Third Pair
5. Vaman Tirtha - Shiruru Mutt
6. Visnu Tirtha (Madhwa's brother) - Sode Mutt
Fourth Pair
7. Rama Tirtha - Kaniyuru Mutt
8. Adhoksaja Tirtha - Pejawara Mutt
Originally Madhwa had them take care of the ritual, 'pujas' and administration on a two monthly rotation basis. This was a very practical way for him to set the pattern, and methodology for the change of office and on going activities. In this way he personally trained his disciples to carry the mission over the centuaries. However, over time it was proven that a longer period between offices could allow for the 'Paraya Mutt' to achieve more.
This is the order in which the 'Paraya' (change of office) takes place every two years, each cycle starting with Palimar Mutt and ending with Pejawara Mutt. There are eight other Mutts in the Karnataka region. They are:
9. Uttaradi Mutt
11. Kundapura Srila Vyasaraya Mutt
13. Mulubagilu Mutt
15. Kudli Mutt
10. Sosale-Srila Vyasaraya Mutt
12. Raghavendra Swami Mutt
14. Majjigehalli Mutt
16. Balegaru (Banagara) Mutt
Numbers 9-12., were started by the disciples of Madhwa, respectively Padmanabha Tirtha, Narahari Tirtha, Madhava Tirtha, and Aksobhya Tirtha, a traditional branch of Srila Vyasaraya. Another branch came to be known as Mulubagilu. Madhava Tirtha established a Mutt at Majjigehalli and Aksobhya Tirtha established Kudli and Balegaru, which grew into independent Mutts.
Over the course of the entire span of time that the 'parampara' has existed there has been one main root of the tree, with many four main trunks, and then many branches, sub-branches, etc., coming from them. During the sojourn of that tree in spanning the yugas to reach where we are today in the Kali Yuga different devotees have branched out to further spread the 'parampara'.
The Pithadhipatya Brahma-Madhwa Guru Paramparam:
(who continued to be Pithadhipatis of Mashwa parampara)
1. PADMANABHA TIRTHA
2. NARAHARI TIRTHA
3. MADHAVA TIRTHA
4. AKSHOBHYA TIRTHA
5. JAYA TIRTHA
6. VIDYADHIRAJ TIRTHA ---------------------------------------------I
7. KAVINDRA TIRTHA RAJENDRA TIRTHA
8. VAGISA TIRTHA JAYADHWAJ TIRTHA
9. RAMACHANDRA TIRTHA PURUSOTTAMA TIRTHA
I BRAHMANYA TIRTHA
I VYASA TIRTHA
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VIBUDHENDRA TIRTHA VIDYANIDHI TIRTHA SRINIVAS TIRTHA
JITAMITRA TIRTHA RAGHUNATHA TIRTHA RAMA TIRTHA
RAGHUNANDANA T. RAGHUVARYA TIRTHA LAXMIKANTHA TIRTHA
SURENDRA TIRTHA RAGHUTTAMA TIRTHA SRIPATI TIRTHA1539 AD 1596 AD 1627 AD
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(RAGHAVENDRA SW. MUTT) (UTTARADI MUTT) (VYASARAJA MUTT)