yes,
the demons or boothas  who are the servants of lord parameswara is
called "gundootheran" .you can see the big statue of
the  "gundootheran" at the mid valley "shakti thai moogambigai
temple" bangsar.



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>
>                       Do u know that demons or boothas are the
servants of Lord Parameswara????
>
>                                         OM SHAKTHI
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the other demon or boothas that you can see in temples are the
boothas that holding the temple pillars.


--- In lordmuneeswarar@yahoogroups.com, sivatrisoolam <no_reply@y...>
wrote:
> yes,
> the demons or boothas  who are the servants of lord parameswara is
> called "gundootheran" .you can see the big statue of
> the  "gundootheran" at the mid valley "shakti thai moogambigai
> temple" bangsar.
>
>
>
> --- In lordmuneeswarar@yahoogroups.com, Madhava Prabu
> <mr_taboosingh@y...> wrote:
> > Greetings Himura,
> >
> >                       Do u know that demons or boothas are the
> servants of Lord Parameswara????
> >
> >                                         OM SHAKTHI
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some explaination:

Demons: These are the persons / spirits who got the role of
villain /bad person in life because of some curse (shrap ) from the
gods / sages / saints.

ASURAS / DAITYAS : were sky gods in the opening of the Rig-veda but
at a later stage became the antagonists of the devas. They were evil
and powerful creatures, who sometimes surpassed the devas in terms of
power. They were capable of assuming the form of animals or human as
per their wish.

RAKSHASAS : Evil spirits, who in the epic Ramayana, were led by
Ravana, the ruler of Lanka, against Lord Rama, incarnation of Lord
Vishnu . The rakshasas were against the religious and spiritual
rituals performed by sages, and did everything possible to create
hurdle in these rituals, so that they could not get the fruits of
these sacred yajnas in the form of various celestial powers, which
could be used against them.

PISHACHAS : are the hostile spirits of the dead whose children  do
not perform funerary rites in their memory, as described in the
Vedas. One can free them from their ghostly existence by performing
the funerary rites


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my fren lah go and make promise to god that he will not masturbate
until he get married and he broke the promise 4 times each time he
broke it he asked for forgiveness and he broke it time and time again
and then during the 4th time he swore upon himself and then he broke
it again and now he scared that the god might punish hm so wat is the
remedy u know

I NEED HELP ON THIS URGENTLY SO PLS REPLY AS FAST AS U ALL CAN

Thanks

God forgives people who are bad. People needs time to change. Even
murderers can turn into a new leaf. If you motivate your fren by
teaching him good things and bringing him to temple,he'll be okay.
Try to pull him in for bhajans and other activities which benefits
him and the society. This will divert his attention.

Om sri muniswarar thunai

Hello Everyone, Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) of Tirumala Tirupati, one of the Greatest Temples in INDIA is doing great social service, work, be it in medical field like treating everyone irrespective of caste creed and religion but also is helping people who cannot bear the expenses by giving free treatment. It is maintaining a poor home, a home for treatment of leprosy patients, a bala mandir for orphans and destitutes, to feed and educate them, boarding and lodging. TTD has a traininbg centre for thr handicapped people and a school for the deaf. It also supllies free food for people. It is also doing research and development in the medical fields. Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) is working to conserve underground water and rain water. It has developed many programmes to do so. It is planting saplings and developing forests to improve the rain. Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams(TTD) is also working in rligious activities and spreading them. Its main motto is "Follow and Save Dharma and Dharma will save you." The information i have told you below is the very small part of what Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams are doing. Please do visit the site to know more about the social activities etc. You can make donations from this site http://www.tirumala.org/activities_main.htm or http://www.ttdsevaonline.com/  (or visit the main site http://www.tirumala.org/ or http://www.tirupati.org/ ). Please visit the site http://www.tirumala.org/activities_main.htm to know the main activities of Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) and also help them in whatever way you can. http://www.tirumala.org/ and http://www.tirupati.org/ are the sites maintained byTirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD). Please do note that the STD code of Tirupati has changed from 08574 to 0877.   Thanking you, Sandeep. (doktersandy@...) Social Service ( http://www.tirumala.org/activities_main.htm )
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Activities in the Field of Social Work ( http://www.tirumala.org/activities_social.htm )
	Balaji Institute of Surgery, Research and Rehabilitation for the Disabled Sri Venkateswara Poor Home Sri Venkateswara Bala Mandir Sri Venkateswara Institute of Medical Sciences Sri Venkateswara School for the Deaf Sri Venkateswara Training Centre for the Handicapped Conservation of Water and Forests - Haritha Project

 

Balaji Institute of Surgery, Research and Rehabilitation for the Disabled ( http://www.tirumala.org/activities_social_birrd.htm )
	The objective of the Balaji Institute of Surgery, Research and Rehabilitation for the Disabled (BIRRD) is to provide medical treatment/facilities to those suffering from polio myelitis, cerebral palsy, congenital anomalies, spinal injuries, and the orthopaedically handicapped, particularly the poor, irrespective of religion, caste or creed. In 1994, BIRRD was converted to a Trust. TTD provides a matching grant to the Trust, equivalent to the donations it receives. A proposal for 100% exemption under the Indian Income Tax Act, for donations to BIRRD is under consideration. BIRRD operates from a spacious hospital with a capacity of 250 beds, built at a cost of Rs. 4.5 crore. It has five operation theatres, a modern Artificial Limb Fitting Centre (that provides aids and appliances, free of cost, to physically handicapped patients) and a sophisticated Physiotherapy Department. Research is also conducted here. Currently, BIRRD is in the process of collecting data pertaining to polio-affected children in Andhra Pradesh, after which it will start screening patients at the district level. With the help of voluntary organisations, three districts have already been covered under this scheme. BIRRD proposes to start a Total Spinal Trauma Care Centre with comprehensive rehabilitation. It also plans to introduce post graduate and graduate courses in Physiotherapy.

BIRRD Scheme
	Overview Sri Balaji Institute of Surgery, Research and Rehabilitation for the Disabled (BIRRD) Trust is a premier medical institute, that treats patients suffering from polio myelitis, cerebral palsy, congenital anomalies, spinal injuries, and the orthopaedically handicapped. It comprises a centrally air-conditioned hospital with the latest medical equipment, built by TTD at a cost of Rs. 4.5 crore. BIRRD makes use of state-of-the-art medical technology and provides services to the poor, at no cost. It also distributes artificial limbs, calipers and aids, free of cost, to the needy and the poor. TTD accepts donations towards the BIRRD Scheme. Privileges For donations of Rs. 5 lakh and above The name and photograph of the donor will be displayed in the Reception Hall of the BIRRD hospital. The donor will be provided with a silver memento embossed with the images of Lord Sri Venkateswara and Goddess Sri Padmavathi Ammavaru. Free darshan for 5 (five) members during the break period will be provided on three days in a calender year to the donor. Ten small laddus and one dupta will be provided free of cost. For donations of Rs. 10 lakh and above Apart from receiving benefits mentioned in the above category (Rs. 5 lakh and above), a room at the BIRRD hospital will be named after the donor. Note Donors who have contributed Rs.1000/- can avail tax exemption for the amount under Section 80 (G) of the Income Tax Act. They will be provided with photographs of Sri Venkateswara and Goddess Padmavathi, and Srivari Mahaprasadam.

 

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Endowment Schemes
	TTD has initiated several schemes to cater to the demands of the increasing influx of pilgrims to Tirumala, support the economically-backward, and improve the environment in and around Tirumala. Sri Venkateswara Jalanidhi Scheme Sri Venkateswara Pranadana Trust Sri Venkateswara Nitya Laddu Danam Scheme Sri Venkateswara Nitya Anna Danam Scheme Sri Padmavathi Ammavari Nitya Anna Prasadam Scheme Sri Venkateswara Vanabhivruddhi Scheme BIRRD Scheme Cottage Donation Scheme Udayasthamana Sarva Seva Scheme Sri Balaji Arogyavaraprasadini Scheme Sri Balaji Archana Scheme Vimsathi Varsha Darshan Scheme Dasa Varsha Darshan Scheme Sri Venkateswara Gosamrakshana Trust

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--- In lordmuneeswarar@yahoogroups.com, vj8877 <no_reply@y...> wrote:
> hi people
>
> does anybody know the proper way to worship sri muthhapan ? any
> mantras ? slokams ?  any webpage on sri muthappan ?
> ur help apprectiated thank u all

hi i have heard of that temple...I use to be a member of the
muneeswaran temple at kim chuan Road.... Its broken down now...

hi i have heard of that temple...I use to be a member of the
muneeswaran temple at kim chuan Road.... Its broken down now...



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Somebody email me requested that I keep this list updated with the
progress of the research which is currently underway on Lord
Muneeswarar. Yes! I will be more than happy to do it. Thank you for
those who have email me. I have taken down your contact nos and email
address. She will coming to KL again sometime next week and most
probably will be staying with me. There will be a lot to talk about.
If any one of u living in KL or near by and love to met her, you can
contact me ( email me your contact no and I will return the call and
make arrangements of the meeting. It will be really great)


Thank you Singapore Cowboy for the pictures of Muneeswarar. Indeed
very taughtful of you.

"I have an ungovernable temper--how can I cure it?"


Well to make it simple, what is my cure if I have an ungovernable
temper and to me this is more practical: Go for a run or a swim or
anything physical sporting activity that will redirect my
"anger"
energy to more productive way. At least the run will burn my fats
away, makes me feel better thereafter. Scientifically it have been
proven that physical activity like sports is itself an anti
"anger"
or anti stress. The body produces an enzymes which then will
counteract the hormones that are being produced when one has an
ungovernable temper.

This is only a short term answer. An emergency situation. But to cure
you have to really go deeper into the root cause of this anger. There
is always a cause. Everything is a cause and effect. You cannot
just "drop" this anger, for if you did not find the root
cause, and
cure it, it will continue to come  back again and again. Its like a
cycle, you need to break this cycle of anger.  Hate and anger are
almost the same. They are deep rooted within us just like love and
other passion. To
remove Hate/anger is like trying to remove the dead gangerous tissue
from the surface of our skin. It will cause bleeding, pain and
ultimately scars.

I believe one of the ways even before we talk about merging with
DEVI, our mind must be at peace. Peace with ourselves and those
around us and I believe this is possible.

Why do our minds are so unsettled or easily agitated? IS there an
unresolved issues that bugs us. The underlying trauma that
have "hurt" us physically/emotionally/psychologically. Most
will say "Nah! Ive overcome it" but did we? Or we cover it up
with other emotions so as not to show that we are indeed hurt and
still hurting. Just like the wound. The wound need to be healed. Even
if the wound did heal, it still leaves scars and to some extend pain.
Not severe but dull irritating pain. Once we try to stretch our
selves, the pain get severe, and it hurts us. That is why perhaps to
some it is the
trigger point. You touch the point, they go berserk and into
uncontrolled rage.

We need to resolve that pain before we talk about healing altogether.
Personally I believe Healing is the first step to any spiritual
progress. So one way of solving this root problem I think is to
address this issue of pain and healing.

Many embarked in spiritualism with the hope to get heal, but the most
important of all is this desire to be healed. And this desire must
come from within. One must be open to healing.

Most of us get angry or agitated so fast due to our sensitive behaviour. We
must learn to be less sensitive towards the ill words or doings by other
ppls to us.

>From: "Nora" <ashwini_puralasamy@...>
>Reply-To: lordmuneeswarar@yahoogroups.com
>To: lordmuneeswarar@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [Lord Muneeswarar] Anger & Hate
>Date: Sat, 12 Jul 2003 15:27:28 -0000
>
>"I have an ungovernable temper--how can I cure it?"
>
>
>Well to make it simple, what is my cure if I have an ungovernable
>temper and to me this is more practical: Go for a run or a swim or
>anything physical sporting activity that will redirect my
>"anger"
>energy to more productive way. At least the run will burn my fats
>away, makes me feel better thereafter. Scientifically it have been
>proven that physical activity like sports is itself an anti
>"anger"
>or anti stress. The body produces an enzymes which then will
>counteract the hormones that are being produced when one has an
>ungovernable temper.
>
>This is only a short term answer. An emergency situation. But to cure
>you have to really go deeper into the root cause of this anger. There
>is always a cause. Everything is a cause and effect. You cannot
>just "drop" this anger, for if you did not find the root
>cause, and
>cure it, it will continue to come  back again and again. Its like a
>cycle, you need to break this cycle of anger.  Hate and anger are
>almost the same. They are deep rooted within us just like love and
>other passion. To
>remove Hate/anger is like trying to remove the dead gangerous tissue
>from the surface of our skin. It will cause bleeding, pain and
>ultimately scars.
>
>I believe one of the ways even before we talk about merging with
>DEVI, our mind must be at peace. Peace with ourselves and those
>around us and I believe this is possible.
>
>Why do our minds are so unsettled or easily agitated? IS there an
>unresolved issues that bugs us. The underlying trauma that
>have "hurt" us physically/emotionally/psychologically. Most
>will say "Nah! Ive overcome it" but did we? Or we cover it up
>with other emotions so as not to show that we are indeed hurt and
>still hurting. Just like the wound. The wound need to be healed. Even
>if the wound did heal, it still leaves scars and to some extend pain.
>Not severe but dull irritating pain. Once we try to stretch our
>selves, the pain get severe, and it hurts us. That is why perhaps to
>some it is the
>trigger point. You touch the point, they go berserk and into
>uncontrolled rage.
>
>We need to resolve that pain before we talk about healing altogether.
>Personally I believe Healing is the first step to any spiritual
>progress. So one way of solving this root problem I think is to
>address this issue of pain and healing.
>
>Many embarked in spiritualism with the hope to get heal, but the most
>important of all is this desire to be healed. And this desire must
>come from within. One must be open to healing.
>
>
>


Vinod Kumar

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"Most of us get angry or agitated so fast due to our sensitive
behavior. We must learn to be less sensitive towards the ill words or
doings by other ppls to us."

Precisely vinod kumar that is my point. We are sensitive. Can we move
away from this sensitivity so as to free ourselves from this emotion
of anger? An experience Yoga master told me, Detach! Detach! Purify!
Purify! Ourselves from this, and another young sadhak asked: how do
we do it? It is easier said then done right?

I mean, is it possible that if you were to for example receive angry
statement from another person when we have done no harm or wrong to
that person, we should try not to feel upset about it. We should
right? But can we? What will our initial respond will be?

Anger and hate are just like the bullets and missiles used in war.
They cannot differentiate between friends and foe. And often it's the
innocent who becomes the victims. Anger/hate itself, cloud our sense
of judgment and reasoning, and that is when mistakes often happen.

If I could deify anger/hate, I like to dissect it. Cut it into pieces
and learn from it. The "cells" that make up this anger. The blood
vessels that supply nutrients and oxygen to it. And learn the
developmental stage of this emotion: from its fetal to its adulthood.
I wonder can we actually do that?

Today is Guru Pournami. What is so special about this day?

1. It is a pournami ( the Full Moon). All pournamis are special.
2. But today is also known as  vyasa Paurnami, the day of Vyasa
the great guru.
(http://www.freeindia.org/biographies/sages/vedavyasa/ ) to read more
on Sage Vyasa.

This is the day you honor Guru and all the guru parampara and it only
comes once a year. Most people too get initiated during Guru Pournami.

Hi there!

Please can any1 let me know wat is the english word 4 suruttu?
I'll be going 2 bangkok next week, so, does any1 know if i can bring
the suruttu over the customs on both sides ( Singapore n Bangkok)?

Thanks in advance 4 ur help

Hi, Reena!

I think it is cigar. Not very sure, but I think that
is quite close!

Just be mindful of tax which you may have to pay at
the customs.

Regards,
Babu Ram


  --- Reena <blueminnal@...> wrote:
---------------------------------
Hi there!

Please can any1 let me know wat is the english word 4
suruttu?
I'll be going 2 bangkok next week, so, does any1 know
if i can bring
the suruttu over the customs on both sides ( Singapore
n Bangkok)?

Thanks in advance 4 ur help



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                    The proper term for the word Suruttu in English is
CIGAR.


                            OM SHAKTHI









--- In lordmuneeswarar@yahoogroups.com, "Babu Ram Naidu R."
<babu_ram21@y...> wrote:
> Hi, Reena!
>
> I think it is cigar. Not very sure, but I think that
> is quite close!
>
> Just be mindful of tax which you may have to pay at
> the customs.
>
> Regards,
> Babu Ram
>
>
>  --- Reena <blueminnal@y...> wrote:
> ---------------------------------
> Hi there!
>
> Please can any1 let me know wat is the english word 4
> suruttu?
> I'll be going 2 bangkok next week, so, does any1 know
> if i can bring
> the suruttu over the customs on both sides ( Singapore
> n Bangkok)?
>
> Thanks in advance 4 ur help
>
>
>
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Greetings Akka,

               That is indeed a real exciting news for all...well im
planning to visit KL after the 7th August...will i get the chance to
meet this person????

                           OM SHAKTHI










--- In lordmuneeswarar@yahoogroups.com, "Nora"
<ashwini_puralasamy@y...> wrote:
> Somebody email me requested that I keep this list updated with the
> progress of the research which is currently underway on Lord
> Muneeswarar. Yes! I will be more than happy to do it. Thank you for
> those who have email me. I have taken down your contact nos and
email
> address. She will coming to KL again sometime next week and most
> probably will be staying with me. There will be a lot to talk
about.
> If any one of u living in KL or near by and love to met her, you
can
> contact me ( email me your contact no and I will return the call
and
> make arrangements of the meeting. It will be really great)
>
>
> Thank you Singapore Cowboy for the pictures of Muneeswarar. Indeed
> very taughtful of you.

Hi guys....
            I am confused by all the different forms of aiya. can
someone enlighten me by telling me how many muni aiya there are?
how do u see the difference beetween sina karupan and periya
karupan.... thanks 4 any help.....
                shivaaye' nama om...

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Sent: Sunday, July 20, 2003 11:35 PM

Subject: [Lord Muneeswarar] hi....how many muniswaran are there?

Hi guys....
           I am confused by all the different forms of aiya. can
someone enlighten me by telling me how many muni aiya there are?
how do u see the difference beetween sina karupan and periya
karupan.... thanks 4 any help.....
               shivaaye' nama om...



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hi to all,
I have just joined this discussion group and wanted to write in and
introduce myself. My name is Vineeta and I am doing some research on
Lord Muneeswaran in Singapore and Malaysia. I have barely begun to
scratch the surface of this very complex subject, but would be happy
to share what my research has so far thrown up with anyone who is
interested. I am in Singapore at present. Many thanks.
Vineeta

Hello Vineeta,

When you told me that you have join Lord Muneeswaran group, I was
really glad. Like to inform the list here, but refrained myself, as I
wanted it to be a surprise. I'm banking the fact that perhaps you
would introduce yourself to the group. Thank you. On behalf of the
group, we welcome you.

"I have barely begun to scratch the surface of this very complex
subject"

Indeed it is a very complex subject, but what you have done is itself
a great gift to us. There is from what I gathers no documented
recorded about Lord Muneeswaran. Most of them are oral tradition. The
time has come for someone to really take the initiative to write it
down, for the benefits of next generation.

"Would be happy to share what my research has so far thrown up
with
anyone who is interested"

Is it okay to share it in the open at this juncture, or you rather
interested invidividuals to contact you personally. I am really
fascinated with your findings with regards to the difference approach
in worship between the Singapore and Malaysian devotees.

We should get together again sometime. Will be going back to
Singapore over the weekend for the Kali Adipuram. Will contact you
once im back.

Just like to remind about this upcoming pooja.



--- In lordmuneeswarar@yahoogroups.com, "Nora"
<ashwini_puralasamy@y...> wrote:
> This wonderful couple will be organizing the Sri Samayapuram
> Mariamman 5th year Kuul Varppu Celebrations. These are the
following
> dates :
>
> 2/8/03  Sat 6pm to 10pm – Madurai Veeran Poojai, Bhajans
> 3/8/03 Sun 7am – 2pm – Paal Kudam, Homam, Agni Setti,
Kragam,
> Bhajans.
>
> 10/8/03 Sun 9 am to 12 noon - Theerthavari – Bathing of the feet
> of
> Amman at Sea Side.
>
> These whole celebration will be at a field. If you are interested
to
> attent to please contact :
>
> Mr Moorthy ( email Moorthy@c... ) He will be able to provide
> you with further information.

Thanks Nora and to the group for a warm welcome.

I am very open to talking with anyone who is interested about my
research hence my offer to share. At this point I am trying to make
sense of it all and perhaps talking to devotees will help in that
process.

Will be going to the Seletar temple on Sunday. See you there.
Best wishes
Vineeta


-----Original Message-----
From: Nora [mailto:ashwini_puralasamy@...]
Sent: Thursday, July 24, 2003 10:23 AM
To: lordmuneeswarar@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Lord Muneeswarar] Re: Hi!


Hello Vineeta,

When you told me that you have join Lord Muneeswaran group, I was
really glad. Like to inform the list here, but refrained myself, as I
wanted it to be a surprise. I'm banking the fact that perhaps you
would introduce yourself to the group. Thank you. On behalf of the
group, we welcome you.

"I have barely begun to scratch the surface of this very complex
subject"

Indeed it is a very complex subject, but what you have done is itself
a great gift to us. There is from what I gathers no documented
recorded about Lord Muneeswaran. Most of them are oral tradition. The
time has come for someone to really take the initiative to write it
down, for the benefits of next generation.

"Would be happy to share what my research has so far thrown up with
anyone who is interested"

Is it okay to share it in the open at this juncture, or you rather
interested invidividuals to contact you personally. I am really
fascinated with your findings with regards to the difference approach
in worship between the Singapore and Malaysian devotees.

We should get together again sometime. Will be going back to
Singapore over the weekend for the Kali Adipuram. Will contact you
once im back.




Om sri maha Muniswarar thunai

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hey himura..um i wez wondering if u could tell me where to find
ayya's urumi melam and also kaliamman songs..im pretty new here...and
also got introduced to lord muneeswaran through my uncle n mother who
have been his devotees for a long time..would love to hear his
songs..thanx in advance!!!

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himura21us

Please proceed to the files section where u can find kaliamman and
muneeswarar songs. More songs will be uploaded soon.

Hi vineeta. Welcome to Lord Muneeswarar Group. Firstly, Lord
Muneeswarar is an avataram of Lord Shiva. Many people have different
ideology on how to pray to Lord Muneeswarar. Most Villages have idols
of Lord Muneeswarar or other male kaaval deivams in front to protect
the people from evil. In Singapore, Lord Muneeswarar have become a
popular deity compared to those days where mostly malaysians who were
working along railway tracks brought this god with to singapore. Lord
Muneeswarar is mostly prayed by malaysians.