Pranam 1 This is a silly 1st standard student's remarks: "*Of late repeatedly, Mr Rajaram, questions the authority of the information. From his statements it appears **he only knows all subjects **and he is the ultimate authority and those who wrote earlier had no knowledge of things. **It is a false prestige, I am very sad to mention here." *Mr Gopalakrishnan replies as his guru neti. It is not of late, it is sometimes out of 100% 20% pointed out. First of begging the other as if he only knows- is a wrong conjecture; let me presume that i am a stupid as you think; then should you not prove that I am one such by your authentications?. You have not yet answered a few questions raised, revealing your ignorance or shifting to some 3rd party who is not in the picture; I do quote everything with the authenticity; you also project that it is wrong, instead of denial and such assertions; you have not done it; you are irritated because you though you stole the right matter; but that is proved to be wrong; if you want to deny Adi shankara excerpts, you are not the authority for replying NETI a denial, but shall produce one from Ramanujar. But you are a turkey but want to dance like a peacock. So this outburst. I am telling you, you are welcome to write with authority ( not like some archive writers)so that I am willing to add to my knowledge. I have read since the 1960s till date and I hold a voluminous library in all directions of books and I am a student of science and mathematics who can work out calculus so easily. I am not trying to be egoistic. Somehow the time set me so like that. As a matter of fact I see at 9 AM and finish all replies in 2 hrs reading through the emails. The knots in my brain are thrown by technology and I have 800 GB of materials so far. I could have written many books but I am not going to tell anything new. What I did , you failed to do at your age, so you are mystified and asuya seeks in. End KR IRS 16222 2 All those written above are written as an AMBULI MAMA story; Kashyapa is the origin of the earth; Parasurama is far away from Kasyapa; then what is it Parasurama gifting to Kasyapa? Have you thought about it?. Did Parasurama create Kerala?. Was there no Kerala in Ramayanam?. Kerala storytelling is in many books written by the Keralites as I wrote earlier. I write only the true aspect of such folk tales and as an elder do not spit what others did but think and write what it would be. YOU ARE NOT WRITING TO EXIST BUT YOU ARE EXISTING ONLY THROUGH YOUR WRITING KR IRS 16222
On Tue, 15 Feb 2022 at 14:04, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < [email protected]> wrote: > QUES ANSW DIVINE 2-2022-14 > > Dear friends, > > These are information compiled as QA by me in 1998’s-2004’s and stored in > my computer. They are posted by learnt members. > > *Of late repeatedly, Mr Rajaram, questions the authority of the > information. From his statements it appears **he only knows all subjects **and > he is the ultimate authority and those who wrote earlier had no knowledge > of things. **It is a false prestige, I am very sad to mention here.* > > *BEING COMPILATION THERE MAY BE ERRORS.* > > Sincerely, > > *R. Gopalakrishnan, 78, dated 15-02-2022* > > Q1 Everybody knows Parasurama to atone sin of killing people gave all the > lands to a sage. Name the sage? What happened afterwards? > > A1 Parasurama, as a mark of atonement for the sin of killing people, > albeit bad, gifted the entire land under him to Sage Kashyapa. > > Once the Daana process was completed, Kashyapa asked Parasurama to > vacate the place. In order to get a place to stay in peace, Prasurama > created Soorparakam or Kerala. > > Something more in this line. *The area created was having no source of > fresh water. The entire and ground water and surface water available was > saline *and hence not fit for human consumptionuse. > > Because of this, the people Prasurama imported from the neighbouring areas > (present day TN, AP *etc) returned to their native lands.* > > To retain such people, the only option before Parasurama was to somehow > ensure availablity of potable water in Soorparakam. To this end he prayed > to Lord Shiva, and based on his direction, Lord Vaasuki, who pleased with > Parasurama *transferred the salinity to the adjoining Lakshadweep Sea > (popularly known as Arabian Sea).* > > Q2 What are the specialities in the Sri Nootreteeswarar temple at Chinna > Kavanam near Ponneri at Chennai ? > > A2 Sri Nootreteeswarar temple at Chinna Kavanam near Ponneri at > Chennai-This several thousand years old Shiva temple has two significances > –*Ankola > tree and a Swayambu Vinayagar* > > Ankola Tree: > > A 2500 years old Eranzhil tree (called Ankola in Sanskrit) has a special > significance that *its seeds are getting attracted to the tree itself > like a magnet. * > > This tree has been referred in the Sivaananda-lahari.It is stated that > there is a tree called Eru Azhinjil. Its fruit ripens, falls on the > ground and breaks open. Then the seeds from the fruit, attracted as it were > by a sort of force of gravity, move and attach themselves to the parent > tree. Thereafter it is said that these seeds form part of the latter and > disappear from sight > > Ankola Ganapathy:_ > > Here Agasthiar created a lingam everyday with the sand from the nearby > Brahma Aranya river and worshipped them for 108 days. > > *But on the final day, all the 108 lingams merged themselves into a single* > Vinayahar for the simple reason that he did not start the worship with a > Vinayahar on day one. Then Lord Shiva gave dharshan to Agasthiar in the > form of Vinayahar. > > The 108 lingams which got merged into a Vinayahar is present under the > Ankola tree as a Swayambu (sand) Vinayahar in the name of Ankola Ganapathy. > > In spite of many thousands years and in spite of sitting under the tree > without any roof, *the sand made Vinayahar is still sitting pretty and > looking great.* > > Q3 Who is instructed in Agni purana by Agni? What is the speciality of > this purana? > > A3Agni Purana instructed to the sage Vasishtha by Agnideva. this book > deals with arts and science like Kavyalankaranatakas (Poems, dramas, > figures of speech), Jyotish shastra (Astronomy) and Shilpakala > (architecture). > > Q4 Who are the three kings of naga? > > A4 The Nagas have three kings. > > *The first and greatest is Sheshnaga, born of the* residue left over > after creation, with 1,000 heads formed into a giant hood. Earth is said to > rest on his hood, and his venom ends all of creation at the end of each > great cycle of life. Vishnu uses him as a couch. > > The second is Vasuki, who plays an important role in the Hindu cosmogenic > tale of the "Churning of the sea of milk." > > The third is Thakshaka. The Naga, a race of semi-divine snake people who > inhabit the *Naga-loka* underworld with Taksaka as their King, have > inspired and continue to inspire legends and stories. > > *But it is especially the women of this race, the Nagin, who have > captured the imagination the most*. These serpent princesses are said to > be strikingly beautiful, *but with the power to transform at will, to a > cobra, or to a half-snake, half-human figure.* A precious gem is embedded > in their skulls which give them magical powers. > Q5 Who was Ulupi? > > A5 Arjun, hero of the *Mahabharat*, takes as one of his wives the Nag > Princess Ulupi Ulupi spies Arjun doing his religious practices, falls in > love, and abducts him to live in her underwater kingdom. He marries her, > and lives there for three years, before she allows him to leave and > continue his journey, *providing him protection from all underwater > creatures. * > > Q6 What is the drastic story of Kumara sambhava? > > A6 Shiva takes Uma to Mount Kylash for their honeymoon They have sex for > years. Then they take a little break. Uma gets up and looks at herself in > the mirror and sees she's covered with bites and scratch marks and her hair > is all messed up and dreaded and knotted from love play. > > Shiva gets so excited looking at her that he pulls her back into bed and > they have sex for twenty-five more years. She then becomes impregnated with > the young god, Kumara, who becomes a general leading armies in the defeat > of the demonic *asura* Taraka. > > Q7 Who is Yama? > > A7 The word ‘ Yama’ means the restrainer, it is he who keeps the mankind > in check. In Vedas, Yama is the First Ancestor and has the full > distinction of a god. > > Yama is the son of *VIVASAT,* the embodiment of social morality, while > his mother is SARANYU (clouds), who is the daughter of VISHWAKARMA, the > cosmic architect. > > Yama’ s twin sister is YAMI, who has the greatest affection for her > brother. Yami later appeared on this earth as the river YAMUNA. > > Q8 Which world is Sanjeevani? What is Vaitharani? > > A8 This account is taken from the Mahabharata. The narration is that after > Brahma had created the three worlds, viz. EARTH, HEAVEN and PATAL (i.e., > subterranean region), he recollected that a place for judgment and > punishment of the wicked was wanting. > > He therefore asked the architect Vishwakarma to prepare a suitable place > for this purpose. *Vishwakarma prepared a magnificent palace and opposite > its south door he created four pits to punish the wicked* > > Three other doors were reserved for the entrance of the good so that they > might not see the place of punishment when they went to be judged. *Brahma > named this palace SANJEEVANI. * > > *Brahma ordered the architect to form a vast trench around and fill it > with water, which came to be called VAITAMEE*. Brahma next ordered Agni > (the fire god) to enter this river so that the water might boil. After > the death each person is obliged to swim across this Vaitamee river, which > gives harmless passage to good souls but the evil ones have to suffer > torments and pangs while crossing this river’s boiling water. > > Q9 How to remove stress? > > A9 If you feel tired and pressured in your mind or have a headache, then > before sleeping put a glass of water on some table or stool near your head. > *Do > not drink the water, but in the morning pour it at the base of some tree. > Most of your troubles will vanish. * > > Q10 How to remove fear from unknown things? > > A10 If you feel fear from unknown things, wear a stainless steal bangle > on your right arm. It will strengthen your will. > > Q11 What is the remedy for sudden down falls? > > A11 If a sudden downfall has come in life, using the bed sheet of the > father is best for cooling the mind. Touching the feet of the parents in > the morning and saying goodbye when leaving for work brings success in > life. > > Q12 What is the importance of peepal tree? > > A12 According to *Skand Purana, Lord Vishnu resides in the root of > Peepal.* In its trunk live Keshav and in the branches Narayan, in its > leaves Hari and in its fruits live all the other gods. Thus from the tip of > its root to the top of its shoot, Peepal is an idol of Lord Vishnu *Watering > Peepal with water and sugar is a sure remedy to undo the adverse influence > of Shani. * > > Q13 It is told due a curse from sage Kashyapa Lord Siva had to Kill > Ganapathi made from sandal powder. What was the curse and circumstances? > > A13 Once upon a time, Surya had killed the demons, *Mali and Sumaali*. > This infuriated Lord Shiva because Mali and Sumaali were His devotees. So, > Lord Shiva launched His trident on Surya. *The blow of the trident was > unbearable for Surya and he fell from his chariot unconscious.* > > Seeing that dire condition of his son, sage Kashyap began to wail in > agony. All the gods soon accompanied him and began to cry mournfully. Without > the regular motion of Surya, the whole world was plunged in darkness. > > * Sage Kashyap cursed Lord Shiva that as from His trident, his son had > been hit, one day His own son will be decapitated by His trident.* > > Shiva’s anger subsided soon afterwards. He resurrected Surya but because > of Kashyap’s curse, He had to cut the head of His own son. > > Q14 Why Hanuman is called Sankata mochana? > > A14 He is especially known for relieving difficulties coming from *Lord > Saturn or Lord Mars*. Because of his supreme abilities to help people or > animals in need, Hanuman is known as *Sankata-mochana* > > > > -- > 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/iyer123/2094374590.1289586.1644914064947%40mail.yahoo.com > <https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/iyer123/2094374590.1289586.1644914064947%40mail.yahoo.com?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer> > . > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" 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/thatha_patty/CAL5XZorjnP7TWf6SQ_X2kiOnCywBKFUDoCt%3DAwOYATVmPOkDWA%40mail.gmail.com.
