SRISHTI TALES

Kainkaryam should be done with bhakthi, not by calculating or evaluating. Whether it is big or small, difficult or easy, we should always find an opportunity to do it. Maruthiaandan, the disciple of Swami Ramanujar takes the chance to act as a messenger, the role that is popularly spoken in ithihasas. Hear out!

The small village from which Krishna's father hailed, where Krishna spent his childhood is filled with lesser known tales of Yashoda Kund, Aaseshwar Mahadev and the fearsome stone formation which Krishna dreaded the most.

As we culminate our Govardhana Parikrama, we visit Uddhava Kund, Shyam and Radha Kund. How did these ponds come into being and who created them? Lets find out.

After crossing Poochari, we cross Indra kund, Airavata Kund and Surabhi kund who offered their abhisheka to the Govardhana.. We thus end the badi parikrama of Govardhan. Await the last episode of Govardhan tales where we embark on the choti parikrama.

Continuing our Govardhana Parikrama, listen to the story behind Poochari and Jathipura, interesting tale of reinstating a deity of Radha Apsara Vallabhji and the search of Lord Srinathji.

A man can be known for his good qualities, great talent or his relationship with some personalities. Koorathazhwan is proud and resolute about the identity that is inextricably linked to his soul forever. Penpillai recounts an incident from aazhwan's life and awakens us to be determined to be recognized like him.

As we continue the Manasik Yatra, we embark further on the Govardhana Parikrama, enjoying the tales of - Balaram Kund and Gopala Prakata Sthali.

It is worthwhile to go to any extent to acquire something precious. But what we regard as precious is important. Here is the story of Nathamunigal who dedicated his entire life for the mankind to attain good fortune. What was the precious gift that he persistently pursued? Listen on!

Sri Vaishnava Sampradaya recommends us to take darshan of Perumal's Archaa thirumeni and savor the moment with the Lord. However, as we approach closer to the moolasthAnam, we forget everything and voluntarily close our eyes. Penpillai speaks in a longing voice to Ramanuja, that she failed to take darshan of Vaithamaanidhi Perumal just as done by Idaiyaattroor Nambi. Let's listen to the story of this ardent devotee and get the blessings of Namperumal.

The Lord's anguish at being separated from his devotee is far greater than the devotee's. Even if the devotee manages to live without the Lord's physical presence, the Lord cannot withstand the physical absence of his devotee. Penpillai still being incognizant of the person listening to her, continues with a story of Chelvapillai's journey to Melkote with Ramanujar.