The mighty Garuda, the vehicle of Lord Sriman NarAyaNa, had a brother called Arunan. Arunan had 2 sons, SampAti and JatAyu.

King Dasharatha was the ruler of Kosala. Kosala was a big and beautiful city.

It was the time when King Dasharatha had just got all his 4 sons married, and felt it was the right time for him to retire.

Adhisesha, on whom PerumAL lies, is a great devotee. He is ever ready to do service to the Lord. During Rama avataram,

The brothers decide that the cherry on the cake would be garlands that they could adorn to complete their look.

Near Tirupati, there was a village called Kuravapuram. In Kuruvapuram lived a potter called Bheeman.

Oh Swami, it is ever sweet to talk about the tales of Lord Krishna.Let me tell you one such tale of one of His simple devotees!”.

This is a story that teaches all of us that if any living being calls out to Perumal for help in desperation, the Lord would waste no time..

In the Kongu region of Western Tamil Nadu, there lived a lady called Sumathi. Sumathi was living happily with her husband and his family.

The child of Tirukolur bemoans yet again, “Have I sung to my Lord so? Have I become one with the Lord? I do not deserve this land at all!”!

Let me share with you the tale of the great Nambigal of KAnchipuram, the friend of Lord VaradarAjA Himself!” exclaimed the child of Tirukolu

In Tirumandankudi,in Kettai Nakshatram , a child was born. He was none other than the incarnation of Sriman NArAyanA’s beautiful garland.

Narada was walking through a forest with his Mahati Veena, constantly uttering the divine name of the Lord. a thief jumped in front of him.

3 great AzhvArs who were all immersed in their love of PerumAL. Let me tell you the tale of the Mudhal AzhvArs”, said the child longingly.

Below is the translation to Veda Paati's story, narrated in tamil, available in below platforms: YOUTUBE: https://youtube.com/pla0ylist?l...

EmperumAnAr RAmAnuja who gently coaxed the sweet child to go on! “Swami, have I purified my heart like Vidhura?

AZHAITHU VANDHENO AKROORARAI POLE Below is the translation to Veda Paati's story, narrated in tamil, available in below platforms:...