Introduction
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• September 24, 1998
Dear Bhakti members & elders, Pranams to all.! Though delayed, let me introduce myself first. Though I am a non-Vaishnavite, I have a deep love towards PerumaL. This could be because of me being born and brought up at Mannargudi, (Thanjavur Dist-TN,India) - Chenpakaaranya kshetram of Lord Rajagopala Swamy. I was fortunate enough to spend my childhood there and know about Vaishnava Sampradayam through my many Vaishnavite friends. This followed then in Trichy. Regular visits to Srirangam was a part when I was in Trichy. Presently I am in Bangalore. I have been reading the Bhakti archives for quite some time and joined the list recently. Now I realise the meaning of 'kaRRathu kaimmaN aLavu..kallAthathu ulakaLavu' [The learning so far has been only fistful..There is much more to learn in this universe] It is really wonderful to know to know so much through the Bhakti list members. Sri.Mani's energy to drive this is just unbelievable. Thanks for reading so far. Subramanian P.S: I end the mail by sharing a wonderful experience I had yesterday.Just when I was about to switch off the TV at night y'day, I was surfing the channels and suddenly in one of the channels (DD-Hyderabad-live) I could see Lord Venkateshwara (Thirumala) in closeup in Golden Sesha Vaahanam as part of Brahmotsavam at Thirumala- Thirupathi. I was fortunate to view for an hour. Since I had never seen Bramotsavam in person, it was really great to see Lord Venkateshwara in extreme close-up. The 'alankaaram' was excellent and the camera work was good. Join 18 million Eudora users by signing up for a free Eudora Web-Mail account at http://www.eudoramail.com
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