Śrī Rājarājēshwara Tīrtha was a spontaneous poet. In recognition of his erudition and poetic skills, the King of the province of Mangalooru (Vīrapratāpa Dēvarāya II) donated the land of Kāntāvara to him. An epigraph corroborating this event is preserved at the Kāntāvara Maṭa to this day.
Image of Sri Narasimha courtesy : https://svtmulki.org/about/deities/ Śrī Madhwacharya, the third incarnation of the Vayu had established the philosophy of Realism or Tatvavāda in the… Read More »Shri Narasimha of Mulki
On the earliest auspicious occasion Achyutaprajna made Poornaprajna to be seated on the Vedantha Peeta and called him by the name Ananda Theertha.
It is pertinent to note that śrī hriṣīkēśa tīrtha makes a reference to śrī padmanābha tīrtha and addresses him as the ‘Guru of Karnatakas and other good men’.
Śrī śrī vishvēsha tīrtha swamīji had a big role in ensuring that this was a smooth transition and tactfully handled all the legal challenges that arose due to the same.
Sri Vadirajateertha visited their village and witnessed their hardships. He placed down his Kamandala (spouted vessel carried by ascetics) in a field and prayed the Lord. A water spring then started from underneath the Kamandala.
These basic tenets of Mayavada are beyond comprehension and do not have any convincing base in the Shastras. But I too do not know the right way, may you attempt to know it. For that knowledge, conciliate God.
Child Vasudeva creates a sacred pond for His mother Read part III here Illustration : Smt. Chomini Prakash A little later, Madhyageha Bhatta initiated his… Read More »Shri Madhawacharya – IV
The father asked his son “How did you tread this long distance all alone?” The son replied that he was not alone and he had been accompanied by Sri Vishnu. This incident further indicated the fact that Vaasudeva was a divine child born with the blessings of Sri Vishnu.
On a dark night, completely void of moonlight, Acharya Madhwa was giving a sermon. Then, suddenly a bright light filled the dark sky. Everyone present there was astonished.