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  • 'dharma sastrathai valaindhu koduppathu saridhana'

    Dear Sir,
    Thanks for interest in Dharma Sastram,
    I am also very much interested to reply for it.
    Onething I want to clarify at first:
    Asking questions are not sin. No where in the dharma sastram
    stressed it. Instead, the whole dharma sastram itself given as as discussion
    between risis. The dharma sastram will be given as :
    Bhodhayanare:- .....
    Manuve:- ...
    Yankyavalkyar:- ...
    Yaman:- ....
    So, for every subject and for its inner subdivision details the views of all
    rishis will be given one by one. They will be almostly same with some practical
    application changes.
    And also our sampradyam is stressing everybody to ask more and more questions to
    get 'gnanam'.
    We can take the sayin " do not ask questions " in two way:
    1. You should have a complete belief on the matter what our ancessetors did.
    2. I cant tell you the reason or significance now because this is not the
    correct situvation or I don't know about it.
    So, you can ask questions about dharma sastram to the person who is willing to
    say it with authority or with eveindences and proof.

    The one valkyam I wish to say about vaideekam (which I am using every where),
    " Sastram means 100% logic, if you here somthing without logic in the name of
    sastram, do not believe it, ask him to show the proof immediately. You believe
    it, if there is a 'pakka' logic. "

    Let it be.
    Now regarding going to temple, your views are very very correct, but there is
    some difference of views. i.e, dharma sastram is not always rigid (valaindhu
    kodukkalama? you have mentioned), it is very very flexible.
    For example:
    Getting 'Dhanam' from sombody will not only gain the material and money but also
    some amount of 'Dhosham / Pabham'.
    The amount of Pabham is not always same for all persons and in all situvations.
    If a person who taken the dhanam is very poor, the amount of dhosham will be
    very very less vize versa.
    One story you may hered or not:
    " Once a mahan (Parameyagandhi) had got in trouble in a forest. He was verymuch
    struggling with hungry (pasi) because he was in the forest for past one week,
    that day a 'Paagan' on an elephant came there, he was eating (biting) 'Kamban
    kali' in one hand, and drinking water from a 'Sura kudukkai' in other hand. This
    mahan begged him some 'kali' to eat by telling his stage. He gave a big ball of
    kali which he tasted with his tounge. This mahan ate it. The 'paagan' offered
    him some water to him, but the mahan refused it and told that is " echchal " . The
    Paagan asked, what swami, 'kali'yum echchaldhane, why you have not refused it?
    The mahan said, that 'Sastram says when you are in 'praana aapathu' it is not
    sin eating 'echchal''. Now I am having a little strengh to search for water
    without 'echchal', if I drink the water in this stage that is dhosham as per
    sastram.
    So, the view is diferent according to situation also.

    The first aim is bringing people to temple at any reason; after getting 'gnanam'
    they will turnup automatically. Also, bhagavan (vishnu) is giving everything
    what we want, but he only refuses the things which are not actually good for us.
    At the same time, all other devadas are not thinking our goodness, they will
    give anything we want, if they are satisfied with our bhakthi.

    This is a very very very very .... huge subject and very very difficult to
    understand its significance. Let us discuss step by step,

    I have to write an exam on " Vaishnavism " on 30 April, 1, 2nd may, I am
    preparing for that.
    Details will be given later.
    Best regards,
    Yours ever
    Deevalur N.V.Srinivasan


    Thanks for choosing this forum for asking your vaideeka, Shastra, Sampradaya doubts,
    please visit frequently and share information anything you think that will be useful for this forum members.
    Encourage your friends to become member of this forum.
    Best Wishes and Best Regards,
    Dr.NVS

  • #2
    Re: 'dharma sastrathai valaindhu koduppathu saridhana'

    Dear Sir,
    Thanks for interest in Dharma Sastram,
    I am also very much interested to reply for it.
    Onething I want to clarify at first:
    Asking questions are not sin. No where in the dharma sastram
    stressed it. Instead, the whole dharma sastram itself given as as discussion
    between risis. The dharma sastram will be given as :
    Bhodhayanare:- .....
    Manuve:- ...
    Yankyavalkyar:- ...
    Yaman:- ....
    So, for every subject and for its inner subdivision details the views of all
    rishis will be given one by one. They will be almostly same with some practical
    application changes.
    And also our sampradyam is stressing everybody to ask more and more questions to
    get 'gnanam'.
    We can take the sayin " do not ask questions " in two way:
    1. You should have a complete belief on the matter what our ancessetors did.
    2. I cant tell you the reason or significance now because this is not the
    correct situvation or I don't know about it.
    So, you can ask questions about dharma sastram to the person who is willing to
    say it with authority or with eveindences and proof.

    The one valkyam I wish to say about vaideekam (which I am using every where),
    " Sastram means 100% logic, if you here somthing without logic in the name of
    sastram, do not believe it, ask him to show the proof immediately. You believe
    it, if there is a 'pakka' logic. "

    Let it be.
    Now regarding going to temple, your views are very very correct, but there is
    some difference of views. i.e, dharma sastram is not always rigid (valaindhu
    kodukkalama? you have mentioned), it is very very flexible.
    For example:
    Getting 'Dhanam' from sombody will not only gain the material and money but also
    some amount of 'Dhosham / Pabham'.
    The amount of Pabham is not always same for all persons and in all situvations.
    If a person who taken the dhanam is very poor, the amount of dhosham will be
    very very less vize versa.
    One story you may hered or not:
    " Once a mahan (Parameyagandhi) had got in trouble in a forest. He was verymuch
    struggling with hungry (pasi) because he was in the forest for past one week,
    that day a 'Paagan' on an elephant came there, he was eating (biting) 'Kamban
    kali' in one hand, and drinking water from a 'Sura kudukkai' in other hand. This
    mahan begged him some 'kali' to eat by telling his stage. He gave a big ball of
    kali which he tasted with his tounge. This mahan ate it. The 'paagan' offered
    him some water to him, but the mahan refused it and told that is " echchal " . The
    Paagan asked, what swami, 'kali'yum echchaldhane, why you have not refused it?
    The mahan said, that 'Sastram says when you are in 'praana aapathu' it is not
    sin eating 'echchal''. Now I am having a little strengh to search for water
    without 'echchal', if I drink the water in this stage that is dhosham as per
    sastram.
    So, the view is diferent according to situation also.

    The first aim is bringing people to temple at any reason; after getting 'gnanam'
    they will turnup automatically. Also, bhagavan (vishnu) is giving everything
    what we want, but he only refuses the things which are not actually good for us.
    At the same time, all other devadas are not thinking our goodness, they will
    give anything we want, if they are satisfied with our bhakthi.

    This is a very very very very .... huge subject and very very difficult to
    understand its significance. Let us discuss step by step,

    I have to write an exam on " Vaishnavism " on 30 April, 1, 2nd may, I am
    preparing for that.
    Details will be given later.
    Best regards,
    Yours ever
    Deevalur N.V.Srinivasan


    Thanks for choosing this forum for asking your vaideeka, Shastra, Sampradaya doubts,
    please visit frequently and share information anything you think that will be useful for this forum members.
    Encourage your friends to become member of this forum.
    Best Wishes and Best Regards,
    Dr.NVS

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    • #3
      'dharma sastrathai valaindhu koduppathu saridhana'

      Dear Mama,
      Your answers regarding dharma sastram are quite
      interesting. One thing I have been noticing and now
      confirmed by you is that the sastram is an ancient
      prescription by rishis quite relevant in times when
      they were prescribed. As times are changing, people
      are also talking of yuga dharmam, kala dharmam and
      desa acharam, etc. In fact some one said to me that
      if a person dies in India, his relatives living far
      away, like America need not even follow the 'Theettu'
      prescription. I would therefore request you to
      consider whether the 'dharma sastrathai valaindhu
      koduppathu saridhana'. Appadiyanal, etharku konjam
      follow panrom and meethiyai vittuvidugirom. Enakku
      romba nala intha santhekangal. Can you pl. clarify.
      Another thing, kovillukku porathu, perumal sevaikkaga
      mattum. Silar perumalai sila kariyangalukkaga
      vendikkolgirargal. Ithil, punyam engirunthu varum.
      I always think that going to temples is to cultivate
      bhakthi and not for punyam or any material thing.
      What bhagavan wants to give he will give whether we go
      to temples or not. Templekku va enru allathu
      templekku po enro engayavathu solliyirukkinratha?
      I amay be pardoned if I sounded strange. But my
      conviction is that we should not do anything seeking
      palan or punyam or do anything that will get us papam.
      We should carry on our duties as ordained and as per
      our family traditions in the way our forefathers have
      been doing, to the best of our capacity without even
      questioning the logic or reason or rhyme for it.
      With kind regards,
      T V Padmanabhan

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      • #4
        Re: 'dharma sastrathai valaindhu koduppathu saridhana'

        Really superb ! sir.

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