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wrote on May 16, 2019
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2:20 am
Namaskaram,
Very happy to be in the group
Wants know more about us.
wrote on May 4, 2019
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4:19 am
One who had served mostly in North in defence production and finding problems to perform not only religious functions but more importantly tharppanams when Brihaspadhi is not available in remote defence stations ,help from the above site has been Godsent and now after returning to south also I find that with help and guidance from your above site has been invaluable as I do not find help from iyengar prohits very encouraging and always look up to your website only .I am 79 plus and can not thnk of any thing more versatile and extremely user friendly than your website .May God bless You with long life and prosperity in carrying out this remarkable public service .May God continue to bless you to carry on this marvellous public service
wrote on May 3, 2019
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6:25 pm
We were satisfied. Thanks.
wrote on April 13, 2019
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7:33 am
Namskaram, After reading the yajur Upakarma and doing Rishi Tharppanam and Pitru Tharppanam, I have a great desire to request your highness to Please add article on Brahma Yagyam. Because the books I bought in Giri each book gives each ways and going away from the track. That is the position of wearing poonal and doing the argyam either by tip of the finger or by little finger is not not clear. I read that Rishi Tharppanam is done by pouring water by little finger. In your Upakarma also it is correctly written. If you add Brahma Yagyam for Yajur veda Iyers with position of poonal and way of pouring water with sankalpam will be a great help to us.
Namaskaram, If any mistake in my writing please forgive adiyen.
Ramakrishnan Sarma
wrote on March 31, 2019
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12:18 pm
Lucid and informative website. Also, Sir is so composed in explaining the terms when met him in person.
wrote on February 18, 2019
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5:23 am
I have visited your site a few times and it is excellent. I have sent some donation through paypal as a token of appreciation. Please accept
wrote on January 21, 2019
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1:59 am
excellent database for everyday rituals for life
wrote on October 20, 2018
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4:16 pm
I have been referring this site for over 9 years now. Very good one for our religion.
wrote on October 17, 2018
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6:19 pm
I found the article on Seemandham very informative. I had this ritual called yethi yerakkaradhu during my seemandham and vailaikaapu where I was asked to get down on all fours into a crawling position. I found out that this is an exercise actually recommended by doctors today to help the baby turn to head down position which is considered safest for a complication-free delivery. It is amazing that our ancient rituals have a strong basis in scientific and medical knowledge!
wrote on September 25, 2018
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1:51 am
Very useful. I use this site extensively.
wrote on September 4, 2018
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8:00 am
It would be wonderful if some details about Brahmin lineages of the North could be included to expand the scope of this already very extensive work that has been done by you (my Pranams to you on that count. )
wrote on September 3, 2018
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10:37 pm
Good work. Very useful and handy.
wrote on August 26, 2018
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7:59 pm
GREAT SERVICE.
SIMPLE USER FRIENDLY
HAD HEART FELT SATISFACTION AFTER PERFORMING YAJUR UPAAKARMA.
MAY GOD BLESS .ALL.
REGARDS
wrote on August 26, 2018
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7:47 pm
GREAT SERVICE.
SIMPLE USER FRIENDLY
HAD HEART FELT SATISFACTION AFTER PERFORMING YAJUR UPAAKARMA.
MAY GOD BLESS .ALL.
REGARDS
wrote on August 26, 2018
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5:25 am
This is very useful on all occassions. Thanks.
wrote on August 25, 2018
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3:56 pm
My sincere thank for uploading mantra
wrote on August 25, 2018
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12:54 pm
In Sankalpam Section for Avani attam it is mentioned ViLambi nama Sam,vatsare, while for Gayatri japam sankalpam it is mentioned HeviLambi nama samvatsare. Which is correct?
Thanks,
wrote on August 25, 2018
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6:23 am
Thanks for the useful information and updates
wrote on August 24, 2018
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12:55 pm
Thank you
wrote on August 23, 2018
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9:04 pm
Please fix the link for https://www.trsiyengar.com/Poonal_Changing_Mantra.pdf
Narayana, Narayana