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Guru Gita
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Guru Gita. 208
Drink guru's feet wash eat guru's left over food
Think of guru always jap guru's name always.
Shiva advise that the way to liberation is drinking of guru's feet wash, eating his left over food and repeating guru's name continueously.
Continuing Ayyappa's life, when his step mother, the Queen delivered a boy child, she wanted to eliminate Ayyappa, for which she called the help of the Minister. The minister also disliked Ayyappa, as Ayyappa was hindering his power that he was misusing. When the war operchunity was lost, they tried to poison Ayyappa. But Shiva came as a Doctor and saved Ayyappa. As an ultimate trick, the Queen pretended to have stomach ache and arranged the King's physicion to prescribe tiger milk as remedy. Ayyappa went for bringing tiger milk, with an entombed parcel of food etc on head; like the same way the devotees go to Sabarimala. To be continued…
Oh Lord Ayyappa, you are the son of Vishnu and Shiva, bless us to liberation from the evils of Kali Yugam the present era/ epoch.
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In Chennai's ancient lanes, where Avvaiyar's wisdom echoes through centuries, an elderly teacher sat beneath a banyan tree. She taught neighborhood children Sanskrit verses, their voices rising like morning prayers. One student asked about value and legacy. She smiled, speaking of tokens exchanged between generations, not currency but knowledge, trust, heritage passed hand to hand.
"Every teaching," she whispered, "is unlimited currency. Influence flows through kindness, through stories our ancestors told." That afternoon, beneath Chennai's fading sunlight, five children understood something profound. Not trends or phoniness, but genuine connection binding them to something larger, more meaningful than themselves.
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