Episode 12 (Tamil + cc ) Naalayira Divya Prabhandam - A simple bhakti sadana

[@kalyani9806]

Ma'am you are becoming emotional while sharing your experiences, it shows how authentic, and how you are experiencing the same feeling while you are sharing your thoughts

[@srinivaschilukeshwaram8224]

hare krishna , beautiful story of lord Ranganatha in srirangam. He who is krishna in dwapara yuga , Lord Rama in treta yuga is also Lord Ranganatha. Hopefully i will visit one fine day.

[@JSKmusical]

Srimathe Ramanujaya Namaha🙏🙏 dasan.

[@abiramik2912]

ரங்கனை நீங்கள் ரசிப்பது மிக அருமை

[@RRajesh-j6j]

Srimathe Ramanujaya Namaha🙏🙏

[@rs127ks92]

Radhe Krishna Very nice guidance to Bhakti sadana. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@ramathilagam335]

Hare Krishna ma 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@vidhyasc7011]

Hare Krishna

[@kalyani9806]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Although I don’t understand your language, I’m from Andhra, and I must say, it sounds so sweet when you recite it.

[@IloveSrirangam-fp9ck]

Since you mentioned that you are from Andhra I wanted to share an experience. I was recently staying in Chennai for a couple of months and I met a Telugu speaking lady in that complex. She is a devotee of Lord Vishnu and I was surprised when she said that she loved the Tamil Prabhandams and she was learning it from one Guru. The best part was the Guru was also Telugu and they were all learning Tamil Prabhandams through Telugu scripts. It was really amazing.

[@SubasWorld123]

Hare krishna mam

[@aaronnarain]

Namaskaram, which temple do they teach meanings and pronunciation? I am also in the Bay Area

[@docpadma]

I am also in bay area.Tirupavai meanings and pronounciation are plenty of videos on youtube but I am not finding good ones for the rest of the 4000 and it is pure old style Tamil. I do not agree that is easy to understand. Not only it is old style, it also has more deep meanings...

[@IloveSrirangam-fp9ck]

Sankata Mochana Hanuman Temple , Newark. They don't teach here. Just whenever we did parayanam , the priest out of his love for prabhandams used to share meanings for some important pasurams.