We have the divine name and we have the tongue to say it, so where is the fear says Sri Bodhendra Swamigal. Namakeerthanam is the easiest, most suitable way and will yield the greatest benefits. Ramarajyam is not far we have to constantly chant nama and make others chant everywhere! ~ HH Maharanyam Sri Sri Muralidhara Swamigal

"Ekadasi" Bhajans and their Significance

Ekadasi is the eleventh day of every lunar fortnight. Ekadasi is a Sanskrit word, which means 'the eleventh' day. Ekadasi occurs twice in a month, in the Valarpirai and Theipirai (the moon's starting and diminishing periods). Based on this moon calculation and taking into account Pournami (Full Moon) and Amavasya (New Moon) on these periods, Ekadasi falls on the 11th day. On this day we have to be without eating.

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Significance of Gita in Pandaripuram

It is said that warakaris (pilgrims) inside the Pandaripur temple perform 700 sashtanga Namaskars starting from dawn until night. These namaskarams correspond to the 700 slokas in the Bhagavad Gita. Such is the significance of this divine ritual.
VITTAL VITTAL VITTAL VITTAL......
VITTALA VITTALA VITTALA VITTALA
VITTALA VITTALA VITTALA VITTALA
VITTALA VITTALA VITTALA VITTALA
VITTAL VITTAL VITTAL VITTAL......

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