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    1. This document presents the lineage of Srimath Andavan Periasramam starting from Lord Narayana down to the current Peetadhipathi Sri Varaha Mahadesikan. 2. It provides brief introductions to important Acharyas in the lineage including Ramanuja, Nigamantha Desikan, and Varaha Mahadesikan. 3. It includes the Tamil calendar details for the month of Thai along with important Acharya appearance days and details about Sri Mushnam temple associated with Varaha avatar.

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    1. This document presents the lineage of Srimath Andavan Periasramam starting from Lord Narayana down to the current Peetadhipathi Sri Varaha Mahadesikan. 2. It provides brief introductions to important Acharyas in the lineage including Ramanuja, Nigamantha Desikan, and Varaha Mahadesikan. 3. It includes the Tamil calendar details for the month of Thai along with important Acharya appearance days and details about Sri Mushnam temple associated with Varaha avatar.

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    AAcharya Vriksham 1

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    1. This document presents the lineage of Srimath Andavan Periasramam starting from Lord Narayana down to the current Peetadhipathi Sri Varaha Mahadesikan. 2. It provides brief introductions to important Acharyas in the lineage including Ramanuja, Nigamantha Desikan, and Varaha Mahadesikan. 3. It includes the Tamil calendar details for the month of Thai along with important Acharya appearance days and details about Sri Mushnam temple associated with Varaha avatar.

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    Srirangam Srimath Andavan Ashram

    Shanti medu, Veerapandi pirivu, MTP Road,Coimbatore

    Aacharya Vriksham
    Vol.1 Sl.1 Thai 2020

    1
    The 'AchArya Vamsa Vruksha' or the lineage of Srimath Andavan
    Periasramam starting from Emperuman Sriman Narayanan ::

    EmperumAn Sriman Narayanan and Thaayar Sri Mahalakshmi


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    Sri Vishwaksenar
    |
    Nammazhwar (Sri Satagopan)
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    Nathamunigal
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    Uyyakkondar
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    Manakkal Nambi
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    Yamunacharya
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    Peria Nambi
    |
    Srimath RamanujA (Udaiyavar)
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    PranathArthiharar(Kidambi AcchAn)
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    RAmAnujappillAn
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    RangarAjappillAn
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    vAthi HamsAbudhAchAryar(KidAmbi AppullAr RAmAnujar)
    |
    Sri NigamAntha mahA DEsikan
    2
    Sri NigamAntha mahA DEsikan
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    Sri Brahmathanthra Swathantra Jeeyar
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    GhatikasathammAL(VAthsya varada dEsikar)
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    VaradaVishnavAchAryar
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    MahadayAdheesar
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    Ahobila dEsikan(sirangattur)
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    ParAnkusa swAmi(Vankipuram)
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    Panchamatha bhanjanam thAtha dEsikan
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    vAthsya AnanthAchAryar(Keezhnarkkunnam)
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    RAmAnujAchAryar(Ranga RAmAnujAchAryar)
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    VEnkatAchAryar(ParAvasthu AnnA)
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    VeerarAghavAchAryar(ChittaNNA)
    |
    Sri Rangapathi dEsikan(VElamur)
    |
    KalyAnA vaha Sri RanganAtha dEsikan
    I

    GnAnAthi sEvathisAkshAth swAmi(vEdAntha rAmAnuja mahA dEsikan)

    3
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    GOpAlArya mahA dEsikan (Thirukkudanthi dEsikan)
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    Sri vEdAntha rAmAnuja mahA dEsikan (Srirangam Andavan -Vazhuthur)
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    Srinivasa rAmAnuja mahA dEsikan (Thirutthuraippoondi Andavan -
    ViLakudi)
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    Srinivasa mahA dEsikan Srinivasa mahA dEsikan (PeriAndavan)
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    PAdukA sEvaka rAmAnuja mahA dEsikan(Chinnaandavan)
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    Srinivasa rAmAnuja mahA dEsikan (KAdanthEthi Andavan)
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    Sri VEdhantha rAmAnuja mahA dEsikan (NammAndavan - ThErezhundur)
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    Srinivasa mahA dEsikan (EngALAndavan - Akkur)
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    Sri RanganAtha mahA dEsikan(Thenbarai Andavan)
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    Sri VEdhantha rAmAnuja mahA dEsikan (Thirukkudanthai Andavan)
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    Srinivasa rAmAnuja mahA dEsikan (Mysore Andavan)
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    Sri Ranga RAmAnuja mahA dEsikan (Srimushnam Andavan)
    I
    Sri VarahaMahadesikan (Srimushnam Chinnandavan)

    4
    Udaiyavar (Sri Ramanuja)

    He is the darsana sthapakar of Srivaishnava sampradayam and is one of


    the most important acharyas of our sampradaya. He was considered the
    amsam of Thiru Ananthalwar.
    He has authored nine granthams in total namely,
    Sri Bhashyam
    Vedantha Saram Sri Gita Bhashyam
    Saranathi Gadyam Nithyam
    Sri ranga Gadyam Vedantha Sangraham
    Vaikunta Gadyam Vedantha Deepam

    Swamy Nigamantha Mahadesikan

    BETWEEN BHAGAVAD RAMANUJA AND SWAMI DESIKA


    (1) Kidambi Aachaan, (2) Kidambi RamanujapPillaan, (3) Kidambi
    Rangarajar and (4) Kidambi Appullaar
    5
    Aacharyan arulmozhigal

    6
    Panchanga sangraham---Thai masam
    Ashtaka/ Amavasya Sarva Dwadasi Aacharya Thirunakshatram
    Anvashtaka Ekadasi
    16.02.2020 24.01.2020 21.01.2020 22.01.2020 16.01.2020: Koorathazhwan
    Ashtaka 5.02.2020 6.02.2020 24.01.2020:
    17.02.2020 Sri Varahamahadesikan
    Anvashtaka 5.03.2020:
    Kulasekaraazhwar

    SriMushnam Boovarahan

    திருமாலின் பத்து அவதாரத்தில் வராக அவதாரம்


    சிறப் பு மிக்கது. இவரர பூவராக மூர்த்தியாகக் காட்சி
    தருகிறார். வராக அவதாரத்துடன் நெருங் கிய நதாடர்பு
    நகாண்டது ஸ்ரீமுஷ்ணம் திருத்தலம் .
    7
    ரிஷிகள் ஏழு... முக்கிய தலங் கள் ஏழு....

    அகத்தியர், வாரணாசி,
    காசியபர், அயயாத்தி,
    அத்திரி, காஞ் சிபுரம் ,
    பரத்வாஜர், மதுரா,
    வியாசர், துவாரகக,
    கவுதமர், உஜ் கஜன்,
    வசிஷ்டர். ஹரித்வார்.

    From Bhagavad Gita::

    The Lord says in the Bhagavadgita that everything in this universe is made up of
    the three gunas-- Sattva, Rajas and Tamas. Sattva stands for knowledge,
    calmness, serenity and similar virtues. Rajas stands for ego-centred activity and
    Tamas for sleep, indolence and similar qualities. In the majority of human beings
    Rajas predominates, making their minds ever go outward in search of happiness.
    Spiritual evolution requires the withdrawal of the mind from external objects and
    directing it towards the Self (Atma) within, which is Bliss itself and therefore
    the source of all happiness. This can be achieved only by reducing the Rajoguna in
    the mind and increasing the Sattvaguna correspondingly. Karmayoga and
    devotional practices help to achieve this. It is said by the Lord in the
    Bhagavadgita that Sattva increases when Rajas and Tamas are subdued.
    (Ch.14, verse 10).
    …………………….More in the next issue.
    Sreemathey Varaha Mahadesikaya namaha

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