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India's Most Influential Volatility Coach, Srikanth Matrubai (QPFP), CEO & Founder of Srikavi Wealth also author of Amazon Best Seller DON'T RETIRE RICH in conversation with RJ Sowjanya on the topic
MUTUAL FUND SAHI HAI
https://youtu.be/WqyzkOH7oMA?si=Z69YoEk9sDZ3yclS
Note...the Interview is in Kannada
MUTUAL FUND SAHI HAI
https://youtu.be/WqyzkOH7oMA?si=Z69YoEk9sDZ3yclS
Note...the Interview is in Kannada
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Decoding Mutual Fund - ಮ್ಯೂಚುವಲ್ ಫಂಡ್ಸ್ ನಿಂದ ಎಷ್ಟು ಲಾಭ ಮಾಡಬಹುದು? | Srikanth Mathrubai @rjsowjanya
Decoding Mutual Fund - ಮ್ಯೂಚುವಲ್ ಫಂಡ್ಸ್ ನಿಂದ ಎಷ್ಟು ಲಾಭ ಮಾಡಬಹುದು?
Are you looking to understand mutual funds but feel overwhelmed by the technical jargon and complexities? In this video, Srikanth Mathrubhai breaks down everything you need to know about mutual…
Are you looking to understand mutual funds but feel overwhelmed by the technical jargon and complexities? In this video, Srikanth Mathrubhai breaks down everything you need to know about mutual…
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*Sri Krishnendra Guru Swamy temple at Old Hubli-Hubli*
Today is Sri Krishnendra Guruji's 169th Aradhana Mahotsava
*Il ಶ್ರೀ ದಯಾಸಾಗರಾ ಯೋಗಿವರಾ ಶ್ರೀ ಕೃಷ್ಣೇಂದ್ರ ದಿಗಂಬರಾ ll*
Krishnendra Guru was born towards the end of Eighteenth Century (18th Century) in Ananthapura district of Madras- Karnataka. He was born in the family of Rajapurohit and his Poorvashram name was "Ananth".
He was drawn towards vedadhyayana from a very early age. He chose Kumbakonam for his vedhadhyana and was known as Anantha Shastry.
He left Kumbakonam in search of a sadguru and reached Kashi kshetra. His companion was Marthanda Dikshitha, father of Chidambara Dikshitha, presumed to be an avathar of Shri. Chidambareshwara of Gurlahosuru. Shri.Siddeshwara Maharaja who left his worldly body at Karaveerapura after gaining popularity in Kolhapura princely state was also his companion. All the three were in search of a guru. They prostrated before Shri.Swayamprakasha, a thaponishtha yati of Kashi,it is believed a magnet will attract iron and not stone. Here, the Guru estimated the caliber of these three shishyas through his divyadrishthi. He turned these shishyas into experts in vedas through sadupadesha. The guru had to undergo some torture because of janmanthara karma. It was destined that these three shishyas were to be tested for their devotion. The yathi invoked some disease using his tapobala. His body was covered with wounds, puss and blood and emanated foul smell.
All his disciples except these three abandoned the gurukula.These three never turned their backs but continued to nurse the Guru. Finally, the guru recovered and blessed them.
Shri. Swayamprakasha yati gave Sanyasa deeksha only to Anantha Shastry and gave him the name as Krishnendra. He was asked to travel towards South India by Shri. Swayamprakasha yati and after travelling several places Sri.Krishnendra Guru reached Hubballi and settled here.
Krishnendra Guru went on a pilgrimage and conducted Gayathri Punascharana. He brought people into the righteous path by discourses and showed his mahima in Karnataka.
His disciples were Sri.Narasimha Bhatt Agnihotri,Sri Ganesh Pant Sahasrabuddhe, Sri.Padaki Baavu Rao, Narasobawadi temple priest Sri.Appanna Bhattaru and Sri.Trivikrama Shastry.
Later, realizing that the end is not far off, he came to Hubballi and started Gayathri Punascharana under a dry oudumbara vriksha. Soon, the dry tree sprang to life. After some time, the Guruji attained Samadhi under the same tree. Soon after, the tree also withered away.
Since then, the Guruji though invisible to the eyes, stands personified to the eyes of the devotees.The place is still awake and alive. There are several people who have got rid of their diseases and evil spirits by a single darshana. He is there to fulfill the desires of devotees. Daily poojas and deeparadhane are being held for the past several years. Every year, aradhana is held on 13th and 14th days of Kartheeka shuddha. In this connection, Mukthadwara Annasantharpane is also arranged. And the number of devotees is increasing year by year.
*Sri Krishnendra Guru Swamy temple at Old Hubli-Hubli*
Today is Sri Krishnendra Guruji's 169th Aradhana Mahotsava
*Il ಶ್ರೀ ದಯಾಸಾಗರಾ ಯೋಗಿವರಾ ಶ್ರೀ ಕೃಷ್ಣೇಂದ್ರ ದಿಗಂಬರಾ ll*
Krishnendra Guru was born towards the end of Eighteenth Century (18th Century) in Ananthapura district of Madras- Karnataka. He was born in the family of Rajapurohit and his Poorvashram name was "Ananth".
He was drawn towards vedadhyayana from a very early age. He chose Kumbakonam for his vedhadhyana and was known as Anantha Shastry.
He left Kumbakonam in search of a sadguru and reached Kashi kshetra. His companion was Marthanda Dikshitha, father of Chidambara Dikshitha, presumed to be an avathar of Shri. Chidambareshwara of Gurlahosuru. Shri.Siddeshwara Maharaja who left his worldly body at Karaveerapura after gaining popularity in Kolhapura princely state was also his companion. All the three were in search of a guru. They prostrated before Shri.Swayamprakasha, a thaponishtha yati of Kashi,it is believed a magnet will attract iron and not stone. Here, the Guru estimated the caliber of these three shishyas through his divyadrishthi. He turned these shishyas into experts in vedas through sadupadesha. The guru had to undergo some torture because of janmanthara karma. It was destined that these three shishyas were to be tested for their devotion. The yathi invoked some disease using his tapobala. His body was covered with wounds, puss and blood and emanated foul smell.
All his disciples except these three abandoned the gurukula.These three never turned their backs but continued to nurse the Guru. Finally, the guru recovered and blessed them.
Shri. Swayamprakasha yati gave Sanyasa deeksha only to Anantha Shastry and gave him the name as Krishnendra. He was asked to travel towards South India by Shri. Swayamprakasha yati and after travelling several places Sri.Krishnendra Guru reached Hubballi and settled here.
Krishnendra Guru went on a pilgrimage and conducted Gayathri Punascharana. He brought people into the righteous path by discourses and showed his mahima in Karnataka.
His disciples were Sri.Narasimha Bhatt Agnihotri,Sri Ganesh Pant Sahasrabuddhe, Sri.Padaki Baavu Rao, Narasobawadi temple priest Sri.Appanna Bhattaru and Sri.Trivikrama Shastry.
Later, realizing that the end is not far off, he came to Hubballi and started Gayathri Punascharana under a dry oudumbara vriksha. Soon, the dry tree sprang to life. After some time, the Guruji attained Samadhi under the same tree. Soon after, the tree also withered away.
Since then, the Guruji though invisible to the eyes, stands personified to the eyes of the devotees.The place is still awake and alive. There are several people who have got rid of their diseases and evil spirits by a single darshana. He is there to fulfill the desires of devotees. Daily poojas and deeparadhane are being held for the past several years. Every year, aradhana is held on 13th and 14th days of Kartheeka shuddha. In this connection, Mukthadwara Annasantharpane is also arranged. And the number of devotees is increasing year by year.
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Worshipping Rama as a King, Orchha (Madhya Pradesh) - (460 kms from Delhi)
A medieval fort on the Betwa River, Orchha came into being at the beginning of the 16th century CE, when the Bundela dynasty moved its capital here. Over centuries, the place saw structures soar and legends around them taken even higher.
The biggest story here links the towering Chaturbhuj Temple with the Ram Raja shrine. Apparently, a queen of Orchha wanted to build a Ram Temple here. A magnificent idol of Rama was brought from Ayodhya and while the Chaturbhuj Temple was being built, it was temporarily housed in the queen’s palace. However, when the time came to take the idol to the main shrine, it could not be moved. Consequently, the palace itself became a temple causing Rama to be worshipped as a king here. The cathedral-like Chaturbhuj stands empty in an eternal wait.
A medieval fort on the Betwa River, Orchha came into being at the beginning of the 16th century CE, when the Bundela dynasty moved its capital here. Over centuries, the place saw structures soar and legends around them taken even higher.
The biggest story here links the towering Chaturbhuj Temple with the Ram Raja shrine. Apparently, a queen of Orchha wanted to build a Ram Temple here. A magnificent idol of Rama was brought from Ayodhya and while the Chaturbhuj Temple was being built, it was temporarily housed in the queen’s palace. However, when the time came to take the idol to the main shrine, it could not be moved. Consequently, the palace itself became a temple causing Rama to be worshipped as a king here. The cathedral-like Chaturbhuj stands empty in an eternal wait.
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Khandoba Temple – Shirdi
Today is *Champa Shashti*.
Khandoba, also known as Mylaralinga, Martanda Bhairava, or Malhari in Maharastra, parts of Karnataka, and Mallanna in Andhra Pradesh, is a fierce deity. It is believed that he can cause trouble if not worshipped properly according to family traditions. Khandoba is offered turmeric powder (Bhandara), Bel leaves, onions, and other vegetables during worship.
Khandoba is believed to be the manifestation of Lord Shiva and is commonly depicted riding a horse with a sword in hand, often accompanied by his two wives.
The Khandoba temple is located on the main road in Shirdi. It holds historical significance as Sai Baba was first welcomed to Shirdi at this temple by Mhalsapati, the temple priest, who greeted him with the words, “Aao Sai.” This is how Sai Baba got his name. Inside the temple, there are idols of Khandoba, Banai, and Mhalsai.
Mhalsapati, the hereditary priest of this temple, considered Khandoba his family deity. He was instrumental in initiating the worship of Sai Baba. The Khandoba temple, built around 500 years ago, originally had a simple and rural design with no doors. Near its entrance stands a large banyan tree, under which Sai Baba arrived with Chand Patil's wedding party. Sai Baba initially wanted to reside in this temple, but Mhalsapati, believing Baba to be a Muslim, refused. Baba left, saying, “If you do not want me to stay here, I will go elsewhere.” Eventually, Sai Baba made the dilapidated mosque in Shirdi his home and lived there till his last breath.
Khandoba is considered an incarnation of Lord Shiva. *Margashirsha Shukla Shashti*, known as Champa Shashti, marks the day when Lord Shiva appeared as Khandoba to defeat the demons Mani and Malla.
The story goes that Mani and Malla were granted immortality by Lord Brahma. However, they misused their boon, troubling sages, devotees, and even gods. To stop them, Lord Shiva took the form of Khandoba and fought a battle. During the fight, Khandoba’s wife, Champa, prayed for his victory. On the sixth day, Khandoba defeated the demons. In celebration, Champa prepared a grand feast, including *Bharit* (a dish made of roasted brinjal with curd and spices) and *Bhakri* (a flatbread made of jowar). This marked the beginning of Champa Shashti celebrations. After the victory, Khandoba danced on burning coals, and since then, many devotees walk barefoot over hot coals as part of the rituals.
Navaratri Celebrations
During Navaratri, a holy lamp (*Nandadeep*) is kept burning in front of Khandoba’s idol. Devotees offer Bel leaves, Davana (a type of flower), and Marigold flowers, which are especially dear to Khandoba. Turmeric powder (*Bhandara*) plays a significant role in the worship.
On Champa Shashti, many families perform their *Kuldharma* (family traditions) by offering *Rodaga* (a wheat flour dish), *Thombara* (a cereal-based dish with curd and salt), onions with their leaves, *Bharit*, and garlic as prasad. Some devotees fast for five days, breaking it with prasad on the sixth day, Champa Shashti. Special lamps called *Divti* and *Budhali* are used during the *Aarati* (ritual worship) held daily during this period.
*Compiled by Manoj Inamdar*
Khandoba Temple – Shirdi
Today is *Champa Shashti*.
Khandoba, also known as Mylaralinga, Martanda Bhairava, or Malhari in Maharastra, parts of Karnataka, and Mallanna in Andhra Pradesh, is a fierce deity. It is believed that he can cause trouble if not worshipped properly according to family traditions. Khandoba is offered turmeric powder (Bhandara), Bel leaves, onions, and other vegetables during worship.
Khandoba is believed to be the manifestation of Lord Shiva and is commonly depicted riding a horse with a sword in hand, often accompanied by his two wives.
The Khandoba temple is located on the main road in Shirdi. It holds historical significance as Sai Baba was first welcomed to Shirdi at this temple by Mhalsapati, the temple priest, who greeted him with the words, “Aao Sai.” This is how Sai Baba got his name. Inside the temple, there are idols of Khandoba, Banai, and Mhalsai.
Mhalsapati, the hereditary priest of this temple, considered Khandoba his family deity. He was instrumental in initiating the worship of Sai Baba. The Khandoba temple, built around 500 years ago, originally had a simple and rural design with no doors. Near its entrance stands a large banyan tree, under which Sai Baba arrived with Chand Patil's wedding party. Sai Baba initially wanted to reside in this temple, but Mhalsapati, believing Baba to be a Muslim, refused. Baba left, saying, “If you do not want me to stay here, I will go elsewhere.” Eventually, Sai Baba made the dilapidated mosque in Shirdi his home and lived there till his last breath.
Khandoba is considered an incarnation of Lord Shiva. *Margashirsha Shukla Shashti*, known as Champa Shashti, marks the day when Lord Shiva appeared as Khandoba to defeat the demons Mani and Malla.
The story goes that Mani and Malla were granted immortality by Lord Brahma. However, they misused their boon, troubling sages, devotees, and even gods. To stop them, Lord Shiva took the form of Khandoba and fought a battle. During the fight, Khandoba’s wife, Champa, prayed for his victory. On the sixth day, Khandoba defeated the demons. In celebration, Champa prepared a grand feast, including *Bharit* (a dish made of roasted brinjal with curd and spices) and *Bhakri* (a flatbread made of jowar). This marked the beginning of Champa Shashti celebrations. After the victory, Khandoba danced on burning coals, and since then, many devotees walk barefoot over hot coals as part of the rituals.
Navaratri Celebrations
During Navaratri, a holy lamp (*Nandadeep*) is kept burning in front of Khandoba’s idol. Devotees offer Bel leaves, Davana (a type of flower), and Marigold flowers, which are especially dear to Khandoba. Turmeric powder (*Bhandara*) plays a significant role in the worship.
On Champa Shashti, many families perform their *Kuldharma* (family traditions) by offering *Rodaga* (a wheat flour dish), *Thombara* (a cereal-based dish with curd and salt), onions with their leaves, *Bharit*, and garlic as prasad. Some devotees fast for five days, breaking it with prasad on the sixth day, Champa Shashti. Special lamps called *Divti* and *Budhali* are used during the *Aarati* (ritual worship) held daily during this period.
*Compiled by Manoj Inamdar*
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Modi govt approves ₹73 crore for Ramappa Temple development in Telangana 🔥
The 13th century Ramappa temple was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage.
Modi govt approves ₹73 crore for Ramappa Temple development in Telangana 🔥
The 13th century Ramappa temple was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage.