Thiru Muruga Namamutham

Brahma Sri Ullagaram Gopalakrishna Bhagavathar is a Sanskrit scholar and has primarily performed with multi-lingual bhajan methods. But, his taste and reverence for Tamil is exemplary. His Bhajan Book in Tamil on Lord Muruga, "Thiru Muruga Namamutham" - Sampradaya Valli Kalyanam with 18 Tamil ashtapadhis ( comparable to Geeta Govindam of Jayadevar ) was released on 1989.

The maiden attempt was praised by Poojya Sri Kripananda Variar Swamigal, Poojya Sri Sadhuram Swamigal, Brahma Sri Delhi Raghavan and many other Tamil scholars. Many contemporary Bhagavathars are performing "Valli Kalyanam" with the help of this book throughout India and also in USA. The second edition of the book was released in 1999 with the third edition released in 2010 with further additions.

Links to the copy of the book is given below. The docuent is in pdf format.

The purpose of website distribution is to spread Nithya Bhajan and Parayana methods. 

Hard copy of the book can be had from the temple/author for a nominal price ( Donation to Temple of Rs.100 is suggested for printing costs). An indexed set of web pages is also in the cards for easy reading.

Blog about the book here at bharathavamsavali.blogspot.com 

Thiru Muruga Namamutham - PDF form of the book

online book

Please see the website https://ullagaramvijayaganapathy.com for more information about the book.....

soft copy of the book

A book with this title is being published in tamil which is pioneering in the ideas talked about in the previous post. More info very soon with the links and a soft copy of the book ( draft copy) for popularization and dispersion of the thought....

do we need to rewrite the indian history?

Indians far and near and even many others from other countries have been long talking about rewriting indian history. is there a need?
some perceived needs which is being discussed in every snack/coffee bar

a) indian civilization ( like current USA) has influence from very many other ancient ones. The impact of those are very evident in the secular thought in this society. This is being expressed by very many foreign intellectuals who study indian civilization. But, Have facts also been sub-dued/hidden/lost its original purpose/value/meaning as a result of influence?

b) for a civilization which has created/preserved/evolved the vedas,upanishads,geeta,advaita,yoga,mimamsa,shunyavada,original buddhist thought, a religious federation( called hinduism), scientific writings, mathematical and astronomical prophecy, astrology and so many others, do we have enough history to
understand and digest its path?

c) are we right in saying that if discovery of india by nehru is a good treatise in that aspect, how much of coverage it has over the period before 1000 A.D even if we agree that much of the other period has been covered?
Also, should we conclude that even the post 1000 A.D period was influenced mostly by european and mughal thoughts rather than speculation/research from a local perspective?

d) Have we done enough justice to atleast speculate what happened before 1000 A.D atleast with what we have as puranas?

e) Are puranas have 50/50 each of junk and historical record or they are complete fictional novels?

f) what portions of those actually depict the hindu wisdom?

g) when we admire the hindu thought, shoudlnt we find the path that created it?

h) How many of us indians have read atleast in one indian language/english - The MahaBharat, The Ramayana, The Maha Bhakta Vijayam, Some of the Puranas?
Are we reading the local historical research novels atleast?

i) Why shouldnt we rewrite indian history or atleast read some part of it?

Do you think likewise or not? For sure I have something new for you soon...