Wednesday, January 2, 2013

First day Of Aradhana -1/1/2013

99th Aradhana Mahotsava of Sadguru Sri Brahamachaitanya  Maharaj started in the Mandir at Chingtamani with the lecture by Poojya Sri Sudheera chaitanya swamiji on "Sdguru Mahima". Then Vaishnavi Mahila Bhajana mandali sang Bhajans. In the evening, there was Flute by Sri Balsai, a well known artist of Chennai.
After Sankashta Ganapathi pooja, a new C.D. "Chitanyopasana", consisting of the upasana system of Chintamani Mandir was released.

Monday, December 10, 2012

Invitation to Sadguru Aradhana Mahotsav (1-1-2013 to 7-1-2013)




                                                   All the devotees are requested to attend.

Sunday, December 9, 2012

Satsang in Sri Sheshadri's House, Whitefield,Bangalore -09-12-2012

Satsang

Satsang of Chintamani Mandir Devotees was arranged by Sri G.V.Seshadri at his house in the peaceful precinct of 'Smaran' , a layout developed by Chaitanya Projects.
It was well attended by Shri Maharaj's Devotees.
Sri G.V.Seshadri is the eldest son of Sri G.H.Venkatesh Murthy of Chintamani Mandir.







Saturday, November 17, 2012

A time to remember a Divine incident - November

November 1913. Sri G.Venkannaiah (Founder of Sri Brahmachaitanya Sri Rama Mandir, Chintamani) who was working as a Sub-Oversier in the Public works Dept of the then Mysore State, was called to Gondavale by Sri Brahmachaitanya Maharaj who revealed himself for a moment . Sri G. Venkannaih who was supervising the construction of a tank in Malligere, a village near Chikkanayakana halli, was sitting meditating during the lunch period near the tank. The detail of his Darshan, visit to Gondavale and Sri Maharaj's instructions, construction of Sri Brahmachaitanya Sri Rama Mandir at Chintamani, is given elsewhere in this blog.
An artist Sri G.S.Surya Prakash has sketched the Divine incident.


The Divine Grace.

An artist's conception of  Sri G.Venkanaiah being blessed and called to Gondavale, by Sri Brahmachaitanlya Maharaj.
A drawing by Sri G.S. Surya Prakash

Sunday, October 28, 2012

Shri Brahmachaitanya Dwaadasha Namavali




श्री ब्रह्मचैतन्याय नमः
श्री गणपति नामकाय नमः
श्री मारुत्यंशाय नमः
श्री रामदासस्वरूपिणॆ नमः
श्री तुकाराम शिष्याय नमः
श्री गीतापुत्राय नमः
श्री रामस्थापकाय नमः
श्री ब्रह्मानंद पूजिताय नमः
श्री ब्रह्मस्वरूपिणॆ नमः
श्री गॊंदावलॆ महाप्रभुवॆ नमः
श्री सद्गुरुवॆ नमः



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Sri Brahmachaitanya Maharaj's Pravachan-Oct.28


                                               Sri Maharaja's Pravachan Oct. 28                                            
God Resides in Our Heart
A subordinate merely obeys his superior and is absolved of all personal responsibility of doership. This freedom everyone can enjoy by putting his faith in the sadguru. The profit and loss due to any action are left to God, and are the responsibility of the sadguru. Since he prompts us in everything, including the sadhana, whatever comes brings credit or discredit to him. Whatever the disciple does then becomes service to the sadguru. The important thing is that there must be the firm faith that God resides in our heart, that we, too, are part of Him, that we and He, indeed, are identical. As an intermediate stage, we may cultivate the idea that God is present everywhere, at all times, and is watching us and all our activities. This may not destroy pride totally, but will at least prevent us from doing undesirable things.
A sacred place owes its sanctity to our own feeling regarding it; else, it has only ordinary water and a sculptured stone, the idol. 'Kashi/ 'Ganga/ and such other words raise holy thoughts in our minds, but many local residents look upon them as just ordinary streams of water, and do not take a dip for years on end. They therefore seem to hold no special regard for it.
A holy place is thus holy only because we think it so. If, after all, it is a matter of our sentiment, can we not create it, imagine it, even in the home? Of course, it demands a forceful conviction. If we do not have such convictions, and also lack the means to go to a place known as holy, we should at least repeat the pious wish to visit such a place, so that holy thoughts occupy the mind.
Similarly, though God is omnipresent, we have to realize Him by strength of sentiment. Prahlad and Draupadi did have that conviction in their heart, so God had to manifest Himself in concrete form for them. Similarly, if you have the conviction that your sadguru does exist and help you, he will have to run to your help. It is entirely upto you to have proof of this.
To be free of all doubt of the existence of God is true knowledge; this knowledge is easily obtained by one who lives in constant consciousness of Him.