In Sanatana Dharma , devotion ( bhakti ) is not a ritual — it’s a rhythm of life.Dharmic living is in every thought, word, and action. Sanatana Dharma teaches us that the Divine is not far away. Bhakti is not a separate aspect of everyday life where only a certain part of the day, we turn spiritual. Every activity we perform involved divinity and invokes gratitude towards Mother Earth, Nature and Bhagavan. What Is Naama Smaranam? Naama Smaranam  means the remembrance and chan

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Vaayir kayyitteno Embarai poale My dear little children, Into the glorious world of Veda Patti, the statement that Thirukkolur Pen Pillai...

My dear darling children, In the wonderland of Vedha Patti, the message that our Pen Pillai says is - Vaakinal vendreno  Bhattarai pola...

Dear Chellams, In Veda Patti's wonderful world, the following statement that Penpillai told was "Neerorugam Kondeno Kasi Singanai pola". ...

My dear, cute children, in Veda Patti's world, the statement that our Pen Pillai says is "Neeril kuditheno kanapurathalai pole." Have I...

"Yaan siriyan endreno thirumalai Nambiyai polae" Thirumalai Nambi set an example of humility and respect. Among the five Acharyas who...