Pranam You have the right to say "not sure where his samadhi has occurred. "; that is your learning process; but do not use "WE"; he has no samadhi anywhere here at all; Sarvagna peetam in Kashmir or any place in North is a far fetched narrations rendered which were already proved incorrect; you are still talking about aryan invasion theory, when much water had flown; there are many authenticate history which I had written in this forum itself which perhaps you have not archived; whatever you write, check the pros and cons and then ink; do not say like a kid of 1st standard that YOU ONLY THINK ETC"; And please do not cop[y blindly to fill up pages and time, harping so many wants iytt etc; the message you pass both accounts when you are not sure or leave safely any account, in order that people who read must understand that you are a read; or else the negative aspects shall arise which you may have to face. Please stop writing nonsense of Adi Shankara. KR IRS 14921
On Tue, 14 Sept 2021 at 09:29, gopala krishnan <[email protected]> wrote: > Respected sir, > > I have stated already these are from *Namoothiri.com*. *Probably you have > not read earlier postings.* > > What do you mean by cross checking? Even we are not sure where his samadhi > has occurred. *We are not sure of his period. * > > You are hurried and finding fault with others. You do not know to answer > to point. You club things from the day *yahoo group originated. * > > You think you are the only person knowing things and > *call me stupid . Control your tongue. * > > *If I write more it may become another heated exchanges. * > > > *You always write Rajaram IRS . Behave like a former IRS. Others are also > educated and where in high position. Do not write about others as > stupid(Ref- Samaveda query)* > > > *With regards for your age. * > *Gopala krishnan* > > > On Tuesday, 14 September, 2021, 09:00:28 am IST, Rajaram Krishnamurthy < > [email protected]> wrote: > > > Pranam > What is the authenticity of your write up ? Did you cross checked the > events and eras?. Your statement is erroneous. KR IRS 14921 > > On Tue, 14 Sept 2021 at 08:58, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < > [email protected]> wrote: > > > > > *NAMPOOTHIRIES 14* > > * 34 SNKARACHARYAR-DIGVIJYAM continued* > > * They continued on to Ujjaini, prayed to Lord Sivan in the famous > Mahaakaala Kshethram (temple) and sent word to the well-known Bhatta > Bhaaskaran through Padmapaadar.* > > * This famous scholar had made commentaries on the Vedams in many > different ways. It was with vanity and pride that he went to meet the > Swaamikal, but their long debates convinced him that his concepts were > unacceptable to other scholars, and every argument he put forth against > Advaitham concept was convincingly disproved by the Aachaaryar. * > > * During his Advaitham campaign in the Baahleeka Desam, several Jain > scholars met and argued with him; but he could counter them and support his > concepts in very simple and clear language. * > > * In Kaamaroopa Desam (Assam), he decided to confront Abhinava Gupthan, > the author of Saaktha Bhaashyam. Knowing that he could not win in a direct > confrontation, Abhinava Gupthan tried to discredit the Aachaaryar through > Aabhichaara Karmam (witchcraft). But he too became a follower.* > > * In Gouda Desam (the Bengal area), he defeated the learned Muraarimisran. > Thus he could establish his Advaitha school of thought the length and > breadth of the country. The Dvaitha and other theories were practically > destroyed. * > > * 35 SARVAJNA PEETTHA AAROHANAM (ASCENSION TO THE SEAT OF THE ALL-KNOWING) > * > > * One day when Sankaraachaaryar was in deep meditation on the sand banks > of the Ganga, he experienced the divine presence of sage Gaudapaadar. He > got up, prostrated before the sage and stood there with folded hands. * > > > * The Muni said he had come to see his Bhaashyam on Mandookyopanishad and > on the Muni’s own Gaudapaada Kaarika. After the Swaamikal’s narration, the > Muni felt quite satisfied, blessed him and then disappeared. * > > *The very next morning when he was meditating after the daily ablutions > and prayers, he “heard” about the Sarvajna Peettham in Saarada Devi’s > temple in Kashmir. * > > * Although the temple had four doorways, only a fully learned or > all-knowing scholar (Sarvajnan) could approach the Devi. None had till then > entered through the south door.* > > * Intrigued and pleased at this news, he started off to Kashmir. Upon > reaching the temple, he confidently opened the south door and was about to > enter when the learned scholars stopped him and demanded that if he thought > he was all-knowledgeable, he should first answer correctly all the > questions put to him.* > > *To this he agreed*. > > *He gave precise and correct answers to the questions from the > Vaiseshikan, Naiyaayikan and Saankhyan scholars, the Boudha scholars like > Southraanthikar, the Digambara Jainan and the Meemaamsakan. * > > * Thereupon he entered the temple and was about to step on the Sarvajna > Peettham while holding the hand of Padmapaadar, when he heard the divine > voice (Asareeri Vaakyam) of goddess Saraswathi: “Yatheeswaran, learning and > scholarship alone are not enough for eligibility to ascend the throne; > purity is also essential. * > > * After having accepted Samnyaasam, haven’t you enjoyed the worldly > pleasures with several women? How then can you ascend the throne?” * > > * He replied: “Mother, since I was born, I have not done anything impure. > I acquired all the knowledge in Kaama Saasthram by accepting another body. > Why should this body be punished for that?” * > > * Saraswathi Devi was pleased with the answer, and Sree Sankaraachaaryar > thus ascended the Sarvajna Peettham. He shone like a lodestar spreading the > fragrance of Advaitha Vedaantham in the entire land. * > > * 36 Samnyaasi Matthams * > > * In the four corners of the country, he established Samnyaasi Matthams to > continue to spread the Advaitham philosophy. * > > * He put Sureswaran in charge of Sringeri Mattham in the south, > Hasthaamalakan at Dwaaraka in the west, Thodakan at Badari in the North and > Padmapaadar at Puri in the east. * > > * 37 Samadhi* > > * Legend has it that this venerable seer’s demise (Samaadhi) occurred in > the Vadakkunnaathha temple in Thrissur (Kerala) when he was composing the > work, “Vishnu-Paadaadi Kesasthavam” written in Sragdhara metre. * > > * According to another version, his Samaadhi was at Kedaaranaatham in > Himaalayas. * > 38 SANKARAACHAARYAR’S WRITINGS > > * Sankaraachaaryar’s style of writing is lucid and profound. Penetrating > insight and analytical skill characterise his works. His approach to truth > is psychological and religious, rather than logical. He was a prominent > religious teacher rather than a philosopher. * > > * More than 300 works - commentative, expository, and poetical - are > attributed to him. Most of the works have been compiled and published in 20 > volumes. It has been categorically stated that the Bhaashyams for the > Prasthhaana-thrayam - the Vedams, Braahmanams and Upanishads – were indeed > written by the Aadi Sankaran. There are quite a few other compositions, > many of which, according to experts, are definitely his, and yet some other > works that cannot be conclusively called so. * > > * I will continue with the important works of Sankaracharyar in next > posting * > > > > -- > You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups > "iyer123" group. > To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an > email to [email protected]. > To view this discussion on the web visit > https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/iyer123/828526841.4211380.1631590078812%40mail.yahoo.com > <https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/iyer123/828526841.4211380.1631590078812%40mail.yahoo.com?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer> > . > > -- > You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups > "iyer123" group. > To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an > email to [email protected]. > To view this discussion on the web visit > https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/iyer123/CAL5XZopCxKM5_SPZ07EaFMUOAeQoJQ_8DGkcrEdoj_FDL3SA5w%40mail.gmail.com > <https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/iyer123/CAL5XZopCxKM5_SPZ07EaFMUOAeQoJQ_8DGkcrEdoj_FDL3SA5w%40mail.gmail.com?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer> > . > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. 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