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Thoughts on Prahlada and Hiranyakashipu. Wishes on Narasimha Jayanthi!

Vinay L Varanasi

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Perspectives on Akshaya Tritiya.

Vinay L Varanasi

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Nataraja and Dakshinamurthi: two iconic forms of Shiva, one dancing and the other seated. Both share some beautiful commonalities that bring out a larger idea. Shared some thoughts about them here.

Vinay L Varanasi

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On this special Ekadashi, sharing a snippet of a conversation showcasing the ever transforming relationship between devotee and Godhead.

Vinay L Varanasi

20,483 views • 3 years ago

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One of the many unique features of the temple at Chidambaram: the distinct presence of the Goddess in three forms.

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19,635 views • 3 years ago

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Thoughts on Phalaharini Amavasya: Submitting the fruit of one's action to the divine.

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Thoughts on Nama Japa: constantly remaining connected with the name of the divine.

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Narasimha makes his appearance in the most unexpected of spaces, always! Here is one such example. Thrilled to be speaking about Narasimha, his temples and devotees on 6th and 7th may. Registration link:

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Thoughts on Prahlada and Hiranyakashipu. Wishes on Narasimha Jayanthi!

Perspectives on Akshaya Tritiya.

Nataraja and Dakshinamurthi: two iconic forms of Shiva, one dancing and the other seated. Both share some beautiful commonalities that bring out a larger idea. Shared some thoughts about them here.

On this special Ekadashi, sharing a snippet of a conversation showcasing the ever transforming relationship between devotee and Godhead.

One of the many unique features of the temple at Chidambaram: the distinct presence of the Goddess in three forms.

Thoughts on Phalaharini Amavasya: Submitting the fruit of one's action to the divine.

Thoughts on Nama Japa: constantly remaining connected with the name of the divine.

Narasimha makes his appearance in the most unexpected of spaces, always! Here is one such example. Thrilled to be speaking about Narasimha, his temples and devotees on 6th and 7th may. Registration link: