81. Vaishnava Information Sites Hare Krishna The Complete Picture - A treasure of information aboutthe ancient vaishnava tradition, its philosophy and practice. http://www.religionsorg.com/Hinduism/Vaishnava/

RELIGIONSorg.com Search SPYorg.com (Not sure of spelling? Use first letters and * such as abc* or abcd* or abcde*) Match:.. All Any Format: Long Short Search Words: Top Religion and Spirituality Hinduism : Vaishnava Art and Music Bhakti Yoga Centers Chats and Forums ... Hare Krishna - The Complete Picture - A treasure of information about the ancient Vaishnava tradition, its philosophy and practice. Supersoul.com - Meet devotees, send devotional ecards, listen to music, ask questions and learn more about Hare Krishna and ISKCON. Veda - Vedic Knowledge Online - Information resource for Vedic philosophy, culture and related topics. Gita Sangha - Sreemadbhagbad Gita Sangha is a non-profit organization based in New York promoting sanatana-dharma. Araiyar and Vaishnavism - Araiyar philosophy, practices, articles, tapes and books. Vaishnava News Network - The latest news from the Vaishnava world. Eyes of Scripture - Vedic scriptural evidence about God, Humans, and the material and spiritual worlds, from a science-and-religion perspective, along with classical Christian philosophy-of-religion topics. The Path of Devotion - Elements of devotion in India: the site features Ramanuja, the Alvars, major proponents of the Bhakti movement and pictures of people engaged in worship.

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84. Bhramotsavam A Sri Vaishnava Perspective Introduction Kaalotsavams in a Sri vaishnava Temple The Bhramotsavam Origins KeyEvents References Introduction The various events that take place in a Hindu http://www.templenet.com/bhram.html

May, 1999 Templenet Archives Encyclopedia of Indian Temples Indian Temple Architecture Travel and Tourism (Maps) ... Glossary of Terms Templenet - The Ultimate Source of Information on Indian Temples Links of the Week Internet India Article Rajasthan Tourism webmaster@templenet.com ©1996 K. Kannikeswaran Templenet where Tradition Meets Technology Bhramotsavam - A Srivaishnava Perspective Foreword Most South Indian temples celebrate Bhramotsavam, a ten day long festival involving the procession of festival images on gaily decorated mounts. Koti Sreekrishna and Srinivasa Bhattar of Cincinnati, Ohio present the significance of Bhramotsavam in SriVaishnava temples, and describe the daily events in the 9 day long Bhramotsavam at Tirumala (Tirupati). Introduction Kaalotsavams in a Sri Vaishnava Temple The Bhramotsavam Origins ... References Introduction : The various events that take place in a Hindu Temple can be grouped under four major categories: 1. Nitya Kainkaryam - Daily Puja 2. Kaalotsavams (Special calendar events; Seasonal celebrations) (e.g., Brahmotsavam, Vasantotsavam, Festivals such as: Sankranti

85. Sri Vaishnava Divya Desam Shrines In Kerala teachers, (the Acharyas) and a wealth of literature in Tamil and in Sanskrit andthe Vishishtadvaita philosophy form the backbone of the Sri vaishnava religion http://www.templenet.com/Kerala/kerala_dd.htm

Abodes of Ganesha Abodes of Shakti Abodes of Shiva Abodes of Skanda ... About Templenet The Ultimate Source of Information on Indian Temples Temples of Tamilnadu Temples of Kerala Temples of Karnataka Temples of Andhra ... webmaster@templenet.com K. Kannikeswaran No part of this website may be reproduced or used in any form without permission. Templenet where Tradition Meets Technology The Divya Desam Shrines of Kerala Temples of Kerala Kerala boasts of a hoary temple tradition. The temples of Kerala - among the best maintained in the subcontinent, are simple in construction, relying greatly on timber - a bounty of the rich forests that adorn this southern state, unlike the collossal granite structures of the neighboring state of Tamilnadu. Historically, there has been a strong link between the two southern states. A good illustration of this link, is the existence of eleven temples in the state, with a strong link with the tamil hymns of three of the Alwar Saints , of the 1st millennium CE. The Alwars: Sri Vaishnavism is one of the pre-eminent traditions of Hinduism. An unbroken lineage of teachers, (the Acharyas) and a wealth of literature in Tamil and in Sanskrit and the

86. Calendário Vaishnava Calendário vaishnava. Datas e horário calculados para Calcuta, Índia,em referência à Sri Chaitanya Saraswat Math, Sri Nabadwip Dham. http://portugues.scsmath.org/calendario.htm

87. Chaitanya And The Vaishnava Poets Of Bengal CHAITANYA AND THE vaishnava POETS OF BENGAL. THE. INDIAN ANTIQUARY,. A JOURNALOF ORIENTAL RESEARCH. IN. p. 1. CHAITANYA AND THE vaishnava POETS OF BENGAL. http://www.sacred-texts.com/journals/ia/cvpb.htm

Sacred Texts Journals Hindu Articles CHAITANYA AND THE VAISHNAVA POETS OF BENGAL THE INDIAN ANTIQUARY, A JOURNAL OF ORIENTAL RESEARCH IN EDITED BY JAS. BURGESS, M.R.A.S., F.R.G.S. VOL. II.1873 [Bombay, Education Society's Press] p. 1 CHAITANYA AND THE VAISHNAVA POETS OF BENGAL. STUDIES IN BENGALI POETRY OF THE FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH CENTURIES. Before beginning an analysis of this collection so remarkable from many points of view, it will probably be of some assistance even to those who have studied the history of Vaish.navism, if I state briefly the leading points in the life of Chaitanya, and the principal features of the religion which he developed, rather than actually founded. Purnima The passages in the original are: For forty-eight years visibly he sported; In 1455 he returned to heaven. And again p. 2 At that time by divine provision there was an eclipse of the moon. Ch . I. xiii. 38. i.e. , the pale, or the pale moon, in contrast to the Krishna of the Bhagvat who is represented as very black. grihastha manes of his ancestors.

88. The Early Vaishnava Poets Of Bengal - II. Cha.n.dî Dâs THE EARLY vaishnava POETS OF BENGAL II. CHA.NDÎ DÂS. THE. INDIAN ANTIQUARY,. p.187. THE EARLY vaishnava POETS OF BENGAL. II. CHA.NDÎ DÂS. http://www.sacred-texts.com/journals/ia/evp2.htm

Sacred Texts Journals Hindu Articles THE EARLY VAISHNAVA POETS OF BENGAL: THE INDIAN ANTIQUARY, A JOURNAL OF ORIENTAL RESEARCH IN EDITED BY JAS. BURGESS, M.R.A.S., F.R.G.S. VOL. II.1873 [Bombay, Education Society's Press] p. 187 THE EARLY VAISHNAVA POETS OF BENGAL. dhobi or washerman caste, a proceeding which must have given grave offence to his orthodox kindred, and is remarkable as showing that the obliteration of the distinctions of caste, so characteristic of early Vaish.navism, had come into existence before the times of Chaitanya, and that he, like so many other popular reformers, did not so much originate, as concentrate and elevate into doctrine, an idea which had long been vaguely floating and gaining force in the minds of his countrymen. Pada-kalpataru I. K.rish.na's grief. p. 188 The confidante loquitur That gay one who is the abode of virtue Incessantly murmurs thy name, On hearing a word of thee His limbs are pervaded by a thrill, Bending down lowly his head Tears pour from his eyes, If one should ask him a word He waves (him) away with his hand

89. Dr. Prem Vaishnava Prem vaishnava, Ph.D. Professor of Applied Physics Office 2311 ABphone (810) 762-7933, email pvaishna@kettering.edu. Education http://www.gmi.edu/~pvaishna/

Prem Vaishnava, Ph.D. Professor of Applied Physics Office: 2-311 AB phone: (810) 762-7933, email: pvaishna@kettering.edu Education: Ph.D. in Physics (1975) from Jodhpur University M.S. in Physics (1965) from Jodhpur University Areas of Interest: Mossbauer Spectroscopy, Superconductivity, Material Science, Modern Physics, Solid State Physics American Physical society Recent Publications: Courses Taught at Kettering University: PHYS-110, Physics I: Mechanics PHYS-111, Physics I: Mechanics Laboratory PHYS-230, Physics III: Waves PHYS-231, Physics III: Waves Laboratory PHYS-240, Materials Science PHYS-360, Modern Physics PHYS-361, Modern Physics Laboratory PHYS-460, Quantum Mechanics PHYS-540, Optoelectronics PHYS-590, Computer Vision Current Schedule (Fall 1997 Term) Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday PHYS 111 Physics I Mechanics Laboratory PHYS 110 Physics I Mechanics PHYS 110 Physics I Mechanics PHYS 110 Physics I Mechanics Office Hours PHYS 111 Physics I Mechanics Laboratory PHYS 111 Physics I Mechanics Laboratory Office Hours Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Meeting Link to Personal Homepage

90. Dr. Prem Vaishnava Prem vaishnava, Ph.D. Professor of Applied Physics Research Area Materials ScienceOffice 2311 AB Phone (810) 762-7933 Email pvaishna@kettering.edu. http://www.gmi.edu/acad/scimath/physics/faculty/vaishnava.htm

Applied Physics at Kettering University Prem Vaishnava, Ph.D. Professor of Applied Physics Research Area: Materials Science Office: 2-311 AB Phone: (810) 762-7933 Email: pvaishna@kettering.edu Ph.D. in Physics ... Recent Publications:

91. Questions And Answers (A Garland Of Vaishnava Truths) Questions and Answers (A garland of vaishnava Truths). Institute forGaudiya Vaishnavism. A garland of vaishnava Truths. http://mahabuddhi.tripod.com/InstituteGV/id11.html

Home The Line of Disciplic Succession About Us History/Background ... Contact Us Questions and Answers (A garland of Vaishnava Truths) Links Questions and Answers (A garland of Vaishnava Truths) Institute for Gaudiya Vaishnavism A garland of Vaishnava Truths. Q. Who is Bhagavan, the Supreme Personality of Godhead? A. Bhagavan is the one Who expands all jivas and all matter by His own inconceivable energy (acintya-sakti), and then enters into thise creations as the Supreme Lord (isvara-svarupa); He also transcendes all souls and matter as the impersonal brahman effulgence (brahma-svarupa), which is far beyond all imagination; and moreover, it is He (Krsna) Who manifests His divine potency (para-sakti) to reveal His form of eternity, knowledge and bliss (sac-cid-ananda-svarupa), thereby becoming the object of devotion for all souls. Q. What are the different types of the Lord's potencies? A. We are unable to fully describe the Lord's potencies. The reason for this is that His saktis have no boundries, but we have boundaries, therefore, His energies are called para-sakti . This sakti is completely imperceptible to us, but on the other side of the veil of matter, in the divine realm of His para-sakti, all things are accomplished effortlessly. Thus the para-sakti simultaneously conducts the opposing affairs of spirit and matter automatically. Q. Then is Bhagavan subordinate to the sakti?

92. Gaudiya-Vaishnava In Gaudiyavaishnava philosophy, the story of Sita and Rama is primarily astory of love. Love in the spiritual world exists in innumerable forms. http://www.avatara.org/sita/gaudiya.html

In Gaudiya-Vaishnava philosophy, the story of Sita and Rama is primarily a story of love. Love in the spiritual world exists in innumerable forms. Just as an eskimo has a million words for snow, so the spiritual language of Sanskrit has words describing various nuances of divine love. One such term is viraha bhakti or vipralambha rasa. These terms refer to the love that exists when two personalities are separated. Love in union is exemplified by the relationship of Lakshmi and Narayana. Lakshmi is called Sri and is the embodiment of regulated devotional service. Sita however is known as Bhu. She displays further devotion, for her love extends into the realm of separation. These levels of love extend to degrees which are hardly possible for even a liberated soul. Sri Chaitanya gives a hint about this love in separation: O Govinda! Feeling Your separation, I am experiencing a moment to be like a millenium of more. Tears are flowing from my eyes like torrents of rain and I am feeling all vacant in the world in Your absence. In the spiritual world we hear of these and other unheard of intensities of spiritual love. This is further explained by His Divine Grace Bhaktivedanta

93. Catholic And Vaishnava Dialog On Prayer On Saturday, May 1, twenty people participated in Boston’s first Catholicvaishnava interfaith dialog at Boston College. Eleven Catholics from St. http://www.iskconboston.org/html/projects/prayer.html

On Saturday, May 1, twenty people participated in Boston’s first Catholic- Vaishnava interfaith dialog at Boston College. Eleven Catholics from St. Ignatius in Boston and Our Lady of Sorrow in Sharon participated as did nine members of ISKCON. Boston College Theology Professor Frank Clooney, a Jesuit priest and one of the leading scholars of Hinduism in the United States, coordinated the Catholic portion of the event and served as host . Premananda dasa organized the Vaishnava portion. We are grateful to all the participants for making our first dialog so successful. Catholics Jeanne-Marie Brookfield Frank Clooney, SJ Kathleen Crawford Maureen Eldredge Patricia Fleming Reid Locklin Norman and JoAnn MacInnis Joe and Licia Rando Pattie Shook Vaishnavas Valeria Chambers Anuttama dasa Bhadra dasa and Anangamanjari dasi Karen Martin Sam Richardson Harsh and Liliette Walia The following is the text of Premananda's presentation: Prayer in the Vaishnava Tradition St. Mary's Hall, Boston College

94. Nonviolence In The Vaishnava Tradition The following is the text of Premananda's presentation Nonviolencein the vaishnava tradition Harvard Divinity School April 27, 1999. http://www.iskconboston.org/html/projects/nonviolence.html

Dr.R.Peterson Boston Theological Institute Premananda das Director of Congregational and Community Services (ISKCON Boston) On April 27, 1999, forty people attended a symposium on nonviolence at Harvard Divinity School sponsored by the Boston Theological Institute. The topic took on a sense of urgency one week after the tragic shooting at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado, in which 15 people died. The symposium featured three panelists: Yogendra Jain of the Jain Center of Greater Boston, Dr. Chi Nguyen of the Vietnamese Buddhist Association, and Premananda dasa of ISKCON. Each panelist discussed the philosophy and history of nonviolence in their respective traditions, as well as potential applications in American society. We are grateful to Boston Theological Institute Executive Director Dr. Rodney Petersen

95. Resource Of Vaishnava Links/ ISKCON Alachua Hare Krishna WorldCamera. Extensive List of Krsna Conscious Links. NewZealand's Extensive List of vaishnava Sites. Online Hare Krishna Temple. http://www.iskcon.net/alachua/links.htm

Links for the Krishna Conscious Surfer ISKCON Prison Ministry Hare Krishna Dangerous TV Hare Krishna Audio Library Divine Mellows ... Gift's From Around the World please email me if you want to be on our list at mallikadasi@juno.com New Raman Reti Home Page back to the top last update Dec 22, 2002

96. Vaishnava Philosophy (philosophy Of Krishna Consciousness) The basic statement of philosophy of ancient india as handed down in the vaishnavatradition karma, reincarnation, soul, yoga, meditation, god http://www.iskcon.net/ukraine/indexe.html

The Ultimate Philosophy of Krishna Consciousness "Philosophy without religion unavoidably leads to dry mental speculation, and religion without philosophy unavoidably leads to sentimentalism and fanaticism". "Science does nor know how we learn and remember, nor how we think and communicate, nor how the brain stores information, nor what the relationship between language and thought is. Science does not know how living cells interactwith nonliving matter. It does not know what the origin of the universe is, norhow old the universe is, not what the ultimate fate of the universe will be." [Charles M. Vest, professor, president of MIT, in the International Herald Tribune, January 16, 1996, p.8] The timeless wisdom of India is expressed in the Vedas , ancient Sanskrit texts that touch upon all fields of human knowledge. Originally preserved through oral tradition, in this cycle of ages the Vedas were first put into writing 5000 years ago by the great sage Srila Vyasadeva, the "literary incarnation of God." In addition to the compilation of the Vedas the sage also wrote down the Mahabharata , the Upanisads , the Puranas and the Vedanta-sutras As evident from these Vedic scriptures, the knowledge they contain was originally given by the Supreme Personality of Godhead at the beginning of creation. Thereafter it was handed down through the ages in an unbroken chain of spiritual masters, expanded to fit the ever-changing times, places and circumstances, but never altered in essence or conclusion.

97. Listings Of The World Society Religion And Spirituality Hare_Krishna (3) Society/Religion_and_Spirituality/Opposing_Views/AntiCult (8)Society/Religion_and_Spirituality/Opposing_Views/Hinduism/vaishnava (7). http://listingsworld.com/Society/Religion_and_Spirituality/Hinduism/Vaishnava/

98. Sri Babasri Vaishnava Links vaishnava links The dominant schools of vaishnava thought are A site on Hindutemples ; The section on Sri vaishnava Divya desams can be accessed here . http://www.iiap.ernet.in/personnel/srik/vishnu.html

Vaishnava links The dominant schools of Vaishnava thought are: Sri Madhwacharya's Dvaita (Dualism), Sri Ramanuja's VishishTaadvaita (Qualified Monism); There are two postings here on Sri Kulashekhara Azhwar's Mukunda Maalai Sri Kulashekhara Azhwar's Perumal Tirumozhi and Mukunda-maala. Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu's Dvaitaadvaita. (Mono-dualism) Sri Poundariikapuram Srimad Andavan Ashramam Sri Ahobila Mutt Homepage Sri PoorNaprajna Vidyapeetha : Poornaprajna Vidyapeetha is a model Gurukula, which provides traditional Shastric Sanskrit education to the students, in free of cost including boarding and lodging. It is a pioneering institution in the country in which more than three hundred students are given such a unique education in traditional manner in this modern age along with modern exposure. Sri Vishveshateertha Swamiji of Pejavara Matha, Udupi is the backbone of this institution. Sri Kanchi Kamakoti Peetham Tentirumalai Sri Vaishnava Seva Samiti : A society devoted to fund Sri Vaishnava causes irrespective of sampradayam and geographical location. A site on Hindu temples ; The section on Sri Vaishnava Divya desams can be accessed here Parakala Mutt Hayagriva homepage [This link may not work] Srirangam Srimad Andavan Ashramam Srirangam Srimad Andavan Homepage By definition, a DD is a Vishnu sthalam which has been sung about in at least one paasuram composed by an Azhwar. A non-DD Vishnu sthalam associated with Acharyas is called Abhimaana Sthalam.

99. Vaishnava Calander Srila Prabhupada established over 108 ISKCON centers in 10 years, theworld over. vaishnava CALENDAR. Date, Day, Event, Breaking Fast **. http://www.iskconbangalore.org/contents/vaishnava/

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100. .: Gaudiya.com : An Overview Of The Gaudiya Vaishnava Tradition :. Welcome! This website is an introduction to the Gaudiya vaishnava tradition. Staytuned. . Copyright © 2002 Gaudiya vaishnava Foundation . http://www.gaudiya.com/introduction.html

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