SRIMAD THIRUKUDANTHAI ANDAVAN’s 119th THIRUNAKSHATHRA MAHOTSAVAM
ஸ்ரீமத் வேதாந்த ராமானுஜ யதி க்ருபயா ரங்கிணி ந்யஸ்தபாரம்
தத் ஸம்ப்ராப்தாகமாந்த த்விதயமனுகணம் ஶிஷ்டதாபூர்ணமக்ர்யம் |
ஶ்ரேஷ்ட ஸ்ரீரங்கராமானுஜ முனி கருணா லப்த மோக்ஷாஶ்ரமம் தம்
ஸத்த்வஸ்தம் ஸ்ரீவராஹம் யதிவரமனகம் தேஶிகம் ஸம்ஶ்ரயாமி ||
ஸ்ரீமதே ஸ்ரீவராஹ மஹாதேஶிகாய நம:
श्रीमद्वेदान्त रामानुज यतिकृपयारङ्गिणि न्यस्तभारं
तत् सम्प्राप्तागमान्तद्वितयमनुगणं शिष्टतापूर्णमग्र्यम् |
श्रेष्ठ श्रीरङ्ग रामानुजमुनि करुणालब्ध मोक्षाश्रमं तं
सत्त्वस्थं श्रीवराहं यतिवरमनघं देशिकं संश्रयामि ||
श्रीमते श्रीवराह महादेशिकाय नमः
Important Announcement – April 5, 2025
As part of the celebration of Srimad Thirukudanthai Andavan’s 119th ThiruNakshtramMahotsavam, our Ashramam, with Anugraham of Srimad Andavan Srimad SriVaraha MahaDesikan, has digitized 2 additional books in the form of pdf documents. Today, our Ashramam is releasing these free, pdf documents online at this website. Please note that the pages in the pdf document are simply scanned images of the corresponding pages in the original book.
Here are the book titles and links to access the pdf documents.
1. Srimad ThiruKudanthai Andavan (published in 1981 – 388 pages)
You can also click on the book cover image shown below to access the pdf document.
2. ThiruKudanthai Andavan Charithram (published in 1948 – 34 pages)
You can also click on the book cover image shown below to access the pdf document.
Important Announcement – March 27, 2025
Gentle reminder. Srimad Thirukudanthai Andavan’s 119th ThiruNakshtram Mahotsavam starts next Wednesday, April 2nd and concludes with the main celebration on Sunday, April 6th. Please attend in large numbers.
In the year 1967, Ashramam released a book titled “ஸ்ரீமதாண்டவன் ஷஷ்ட்யப்த பூர்த்தி மலர்” in honor of Srimad Thirukudanthai Andavan’s 60th ThiruNakshathram.
As part of and as yet another very important prelude to this upcoming Mahotsavam, Ashramam, with Anugraham of Srimad Andavan Srimad SriVaraha MahaDesikan, has digitized the above mentioned book in the form of a pdf document. Today, Ashramam is delighted to release this free, pdf document online at this website.
Please note that the pages in the pdf document are simply scanned images of the corresponding pages in the original book. The original book size is smaller (8.25 inches in height and 5.5 inches in width) compared to the larger page size (10.7 inches in height and 8.27 inches in width) in the pdf document.
Here is the link below to access the pdf document.
https://www.andavan.org/wp-content/SSAA/PA09/documents/PA09_SVRMD_SHaSHtyabdha_pUrthi_malar.pdf
You can also click on the book cover image shown below to access the pdf document.
Please feel free to access the pdf document online and/or download it to your personal device and enjoy reading this book.
Who We Are
Srirangam Srimad Andavan Ashramam is an institution that is over three hundred years old, and belongs to the Sri Vaishnava tradition. It follows the teachings of vishishtadvaita, as propounded by Bhagavad Ramanuja and Srimad Vedanta Desika.
The main spiritual headquarter of the Andavan Ashramam is in Srirangam, where most acharyas of this lineage have spent their saintly lives.
The institution has over 35 centres spread across India and the US. The institution also runs the Andavan Arts and Science College, several veda-patasalas, and goshalas.
The main symbol of worship in the Andavan tradition is the divine sandals of Sri Ranganatha known simply as Rangantha-padukas.
What We Do
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The Acharya of the Srimad Andavan Ashramam awards initiation to the fold of Srivaishnavism through a ritual called samashrayanam, and conducts sacramental surrender known as bharanyasam.
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The institution runs the Srimad Andavan College for Arts and Science to cater to students from rural and backward areas. It also runs several veda-patasalas or seats of traditional learning.
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We celebrate several festivals (utsavams) and holy birthdays (thirunakshatrams ) related to the Lord or our acharyas. Thousands of disciples and well-wishers participate in these to seek divine blessings.
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The Andavan Ashramam runs many charitable trusts for providing education, preserving the Vedic tradition, publishing books, renovating temples, providing free meals to pilgrims, and protecting cows.
