Ahobila Mutt — (also called Ahobila Matam) is a Sri Vaishnava religious institution established 600 years ago at Ahobilam in South India by Srimad Athivan Satakopan the first Jeeyar (pontiff). Since then a succession of forty five Jeeyars or ascetics known as… … Wikipedia
Mylapore — neighbourhood Kapaleeshwarar Temple, Mylapore … Wikipedia
Srirangam Srimad Andavan Ashramam — Srirangam Srimadh Andavan Ashramam has been an institution for more than three centuries in nurturing and furthering Acharya Ramanuja s and Swami Vedanta Desika s doctrine of Vishishtadvaita. The institution traces its roots to Swami Vedantha… … Wikipedia
Narayanacharya — K.S. Narayanacharya Born 30 October 1933 Kanakanahally (Kanakapura), Karnataka, India Occupation Teacher, Writer, Debater … Wikipedia
Matha — For other uses, see Matha (disambiguation). A matha (also written math or mutt) Sanskrit: मठ maṭha) is a term for monastic and similar religious establishments of Hinduism[1] and Jainism. A matha is usually more formal, hierarchical, and rule… … Wikipedia
Krishna Janmashtami — Lord Krishna Also called Janmashtami / Dahi Handi Observed by Hindus Type … Wikipedia
Hayagriva — Hdeity infobox| Caption = Sri Lakshmi Hayagriva Name = Hayagriva Devanagari = Sanskrit Transliteration=Hayagrīva Pali Transliteration= Tamil script= Affiliation=Avatar of Vishnu God of=knowledge and wisdom Abode= Mantra= Weapon= Consort=Lakshmi… … Wikipedia
Maţha — A maţha (also written math, matha or mutt) is a term for monastic and similar religious establishments of the Hindu and Jain traditions. A maţha is usually more formal, hierarchical, and rule based than an ashram. Advaita maţhas:The oldest such… … Wikipedia
Vadakalai — is one of the two Iyengar subsects. Iyengars are a sect of Brahmins that predominantly worship Lord Vishnu, one of the three leading deities of the Hindu religion. Brahmins originated as the priestly class in ancient India and, to a large extent … Wikipedia
