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Today(11th November 2018) Aippasi Thirumoolam, Sri Manavala Maamunigal Thirunakshatram, one of the most beautiful days here in Thiruvallikeni. With over 20 Umbrellas(Kodais), Allikeni Periya Veedhi was so beautifully appeared ever before. For us its not just the event, its a celebration for our Achariyan. Here are some of the pictures and the video of the event.
Today(26th August 2018) Sri Parthasarathy Perumal Pavithrotsavam Day 04 Periya Veedhi Purappadu here in Thiruvallikeni. Here are some of the pictures and the video of the event.
Today(25th August 2018) Sri Parthasarathy Perumal Pavithrotsavam Day 04 Seriya Veedhi Purappadu here in Thiruvallikeni. Here are some of the pictures and the video of the event.
Today(23nd August 2018) Sri Parthasarathy Perumal Pavithrotsavam Day 04 Periya Veedhi Purappadu here in Thiruvallikeni. Here are some of the pictures and the video of the event.
Today(22nd August 2018) Sri Parthasarathy Perumal Pavithrotsavam Day 03 Seriya Veedhi Purappadu here in Thiruvallikeni. Here are some of the pictures and the video of the event.
Today(20th August 2018) Sri Parthasarathy Perumal Pavithrotsavam Day 01 Periya Veedhi Purappadu here in Thiruvallikeni. Here are some of the pictures and the video of the event.
Smt Ambujam Krishna was born on 21st May 1917 as the daughter of KV Ranga Iyengar, a leading advocate of Madurai.
In August 1951, she happened to visit the Samadhi of Tyagaraja at Tiruvayyaru and while there became inspired to compose songs. Her first kriti was Unnai allAl on Goddess Meenakshi, patron Goddess of her own home town. Later she began composing songs in several languages such as Telugu, Kannada, Sanskrit, Hindi and Tamizh. Somewhat hesitantly she made bold to show her creations to her husband who immediately suggested that she consult Musiri Subramania Iyer about their quality.
True to her sense of total surrender, Smt Krishna did not use a mudra and also did not attempt at giving any publicity to her works. But the excellence of the lyrics soon made them well known. Today several of her songs continue to be set to music and have become integral components of the concert platform.
Leading a life of simplicity, Smt Krishna devoted her time to composing and her songs were compiled and released in four volumes titled the Gitamala. Several songs still exist in manuscript form. Smt Krishna passed away on 20th October 1989, having led a life of complete artistic fulfillment.
Thanks to: https://sriramv.wordpress.com/2008/11/11/ambujam-krishna/
