the vow

After Kamsa had been killed theLord made his maternal uncle Ugrasena the king of the Yadus, calling back from the various quarters all its Kings men and relations the Yadus. the Vrsnis, the Andhakas, the Madhus the Dasarhas, the Kukuras and others who had fled through fear of Kamsa, consoling them and bestowing them with riches restored them in their own houses duly honored. Nanda too was consoled and requested to return to Vraja after being gratified by the two brothers in a right manner.
Vasudeva then with the guidance of the priest Garga ordained the performance of the investiture ceremony conferring on Krishna and Balarama the  samskara of Dwaja (the twice born) The two brothers thereupon embarked on the vow of celibacy.
The Vow of celibacy actually consists of three vows successfully entered into by a religious student belonging to the twice born classes. The first of them known by the name of Gayatra is of three days duration and is undertaken as a preparation for learning the holy Gayatri Mantra. this is followed by the second vow known by the name of Prajapatya which extends to the time of commencing the study of the Vedas and this is followed by the third Brahma vow which lasts till the end of vedic study.
Krishna and Balrama finished the full in 64 days staying with their guru and returned at the end of that time fulfilling their Gurus Dakshina in the Form of returning to their Guru his long lost son from the kingdom of Yama.

to be continued.

m s d s

 Suddhamukhari       Mela 1    rupakam
Muraharena Mukundena Kesavena Rakshitoham
Purandaradi Pujita Munipungava sannutena
Paramabhagavata pranata prasiddha guruguhanutena
parama suddhamukhari Raga Toshitena varena muraharena.

Bhinnapancamam    mela 3     adi.

Matsyavatara mamava madhusudana guruguhadinuta matsyavatara
matsyakurmadi dasavatara madhurya sudhakara dayakara
vatsala vivahakarana subhakara sarangadhara 
Bhinna panchama priyakara matsya.

Vasanta bhairavi     mela 4   Tisratriputa

Prasanna venkatesvaram bhajare
Vati vasantabhairavinutam sri prasanna
prasiddha tanjanagarasthitam prabala guruguha vadyamadyam
Vasishtha vamadeva viditam vara alamelu mangasritam
rashika sekharam krpakaram rakshita bhakta anandakaram prasanna...

Gaulipantu     mela 15     triputa

Krshnananda Mukunda murare krupamkuru kesava saurehare 
Trshnarahita gopijana vallabha trihnarahita gopijana vallabha
trivikrama narayana vasudeva govinda padmanabha
yadavavamsa payonidhi chandra yamalarjunadi bhanjanopendra 
madhava mamava vinata vidhindra mayatita karma sundara.

Lalita        Mela 15      Roopakam

Hiranmayim Lakshmim sada bhajami
Hinamanauasrayam tyajami  Hiranmayim....

Ciratara sampatpradam kshirambudhi tanayam
Harivakshasthalalayam harinim caranakisalayam
Karakamaladhrta kuvalayam marakata manivacayam hiranmayim...

Svetadvipavasinim sri kamalambikamparam
Bhuta bhavyavilasinim bhuta bhavya vilasinim
Bhusura pujitamvaramMavarambhamalinim girijamtam indiram
Sitakirananibhavadanam sritacintamani sadanam
pitavasanam guruguha matvlakantamlalitam hiranmayim.

Mangalakaisiki      mela 15    Tripta

Sri Bhargavi bhadramme disatu sri ranga dhamesvari sri bhargavi....
savbhagyalakshmi satatam mamavatu sakalalokajanani vishnumohini sri bhargavi....
Madana guru manini mamamanasi tishthatu 
madkara vijaya mangalakaisikanivasatu
sadanamadhye maha lakshmi sada viharatu 
samajakumbha snaptta vijayatu
padana yanananakaranasini 
parama purusha hari pranayini
vadana kamala guruguha dharanivaranuta ranga natharamani  sri bhargavi....,

Brindavani      mela 22       Rupakam

Saundra raja masraye gaja
Brndavana saranga varada rajam (saundara...

Nandanandana rajam nagapattana rajam
suravinutamahirajamSundara rama rajam
Mandasmita mukhambujam mandhara karambujam
Nandakara nayanambujam sundaratara padambujam  (saundara...

Ambarishadi viditamanadi guruguha muditam
Ambugasanadinutam amareshadi sannutam
Ambudhi garva nigraham amrta jada duhjapaham
Kambuvidambana kantham khandikrta dasakantham
Tumburanuta srikantham durita paha vaikuntham (sundararaja...

Two songs in
Sankarabaranam  mela 29   Tisra ekam
1.
Mucukunda varada thyagaraja sundara kara  padara
Vind a sarasa mandahasa vedana jaya vibho
Mukunda pujitanga dhavata sundaratara nandisa
Nandita sara brunda vandita guruguha guro.

2.
Maya citkala jaya rama mangalakara ranga ramani
Mara janani vishnu jaye Ehi sriyam abjamalini
drsya visva vilase dehi varalakshmi sundariDipyamana pada tale padme divyalejamayi
rakshamam Ranjani devata pujita sriguru guhe..

Dasavatara ragamalika  Rupakam
1.Nata
Madhavomam patu matsyavataro
vedasteya dushtaharo vedadi rakshanah sri (madhavo..

2. Gaula
Govindam namamyahan guruguhanuta kurmavataram
devarajadi pujitam divyamrta pradam

3. Sriragam
Sridharena rakshitoham bhumipala sukarena
nita devopakarena haryasura hati nipunena

4. arabhi
Narasimmaya namaste prahlada prathitaya
hiranya pranahasaya harihayadi vanditaya

5. Varali
Vamanadanyam najaneham naravara rupinah
Sukra balirajadi srutuna prabodhino.

6. Kedaram
Parasuramasya dasoham sitapatim sarangalasya
Kshatriya kula bhikarasya jamadagnirshi putrasya

7. Vasanta
Ramacandra svamini bhaktim karomi
dasaratha sukumaratmani dasavadana bhanjanatmani

8. Surati
Balarama mam kalaya bhogisadi svdaramu
raliganananda mukundadisada lola

9. Saurashtram
Sri krshnam bhajare citta Sri rukmini patim
Sisupala kamsrdiharam pandvadi rakshita varam

10. Madhyamavati.
Keliyuga varavenkatesam khala samuhatrata suresam
alamelu mangesam acyutadim bhajehamanisam.

Karma alone.

Every created being isa slave to its nature and follows its own natural disposition. The whole of this creation including gods demons and human beings have their beginning in nature. By the force of Karma the soul takes diverse corporeal forms high and low and quits them. Karma alone appears in the form of an enemy, a friend or a neutral and karma alone is our preceptor and almighty Lord. thus says Lord Krishna in the Maha Bhagavada purana. Therefore sticking to the varana and ashrama determined by ones own nature and performing one own duty one should duly worship Karma alone. In fact that alone is one's deity by which one lives happily in this world. Depending on a particular deity he who worships another does not derive happiness from the latter any more than an unchaste woman who loves a paramour.
A Brahmana should live by the Vedas a Kshatriya by protecting the Land A Vaisya by Varta (4 kinds agriculture, commerce rearing the bovine race and usury) a Sudra should live by service.

One episode many lessons.

Listening to the narrative of the Lord again and again you lend it a new charm,  to a loving pupil the preceptor sometimes shares even the hidden treasure so willingly. comparing it to the topic of a young woman to an assembly of gallants the story of Sri Krishna appears quiet new to a devout who is already a devotee of the Lord in Thought Word and Deed.
A simple meal shared with the Lord What a sight it might have been seated together in a number circles round Krishna all facing him with blooming eyes the radiant sight a wonder to the beholder. The cowherd boys some using either petals or large leaves or barks or fruits for plate their mid day meal spread before them each describing the exquisite taste of his meal laughing and enjoying. beholding the Lord bearing the flute between his belly and lion cloth on the right side and his cane and horn under the left arm pit the Lord look radiant for they could not take their eyes off him for he was holding in his right hand the fist full of rice with curd and also a pickle stuck between his fingers. 
The calves who were grazing near by on the lush grass were no where to be seen the cowherd boys looked frightened but the Lord assured them that he would soon get the calves back. 
With the morsel of food still in his hand the Lord went a hunting for the missing calves into the mountain caves not finding the calves there he returns to find the cowherds also missing. He of course knows what has happened and Lord then to delight the mothers of the cowherd boys the Lord through his maya takes the form of all his friends the same size with the same accompaniments of horn flutes whistles and what not the little boys carried in their pockets, he also takes the form of all the calves etc. returning to their homes with the exact no of their cattle and running home to meet their parents. The parents too welcome the children as if long lost with so much affection this goes on for one full year. A few days before the end of the year Balarama is wonder struck at the great bonding and happiness between the people of Vraja and realizing that it is Lord Krishna his brother in all the forms. 
At the end of a year which is one day for Brahma he comes to watch what has been happening in Vraja Bhoomi and is wonder struck to see Krishna as usual playing with his mates the calf grazing near by he doubts if this is the real scene or the one at his place where he has put all the boys and calves to sleep, then suddenly a thick black cloud appears which covers the whole space and Brahma gets to view the many numbers (one for each cowherd boy and calf) of Lord Krishna with four hands dressed exactly as he his with Pitambara flute Koustuba peacock feather conch and disc etc wisdom dawns on him and he realizes his fault he falls at the Lords feet asking forgiveness and he then beholds the lord with the Morsel of curd rice in his hand with the pickle struck between his fingers the boys all come back and the game comes to an end each having learned his lessons Brahma extolling the Lord in faltering voice and trembling body. Reading and imagining the above itself is an experience worth a blessing. 

chanting.

Vedas reflect the original ultimate sound — eternal, all-pervading and indestructible. Vedic mantras are not only rich in meaning, but also in sound, something that is acquired from oral tradition. The sound of mantras reaches our ears in two ways: as vibration of ether and as vibration of air.

Vibration of ether can only be realised by one whose body’s internal vibration bears the unstruck sound (anahata-nada). The second kind of sound is produced from vibrations in the air.

It is audible and is realised by the chanter of Vedic mantras at the vaikhari stage resulting in a struck sound (ahata-nada), and by those who listen to the same due to the eternal vibrative power of throbbing in chanting. Such chanting has the power to heal.

The four main groups of Vedic texts are the Rig, Yajur, Sama and Atharva Vedas. Each of them has different sakhas, recensions, of which many are extinct. In Patanjali’s time, there were a total of 1,131recensions.

Today, only 13 remain, and among them, some oral traditions have been lost. Seven musical notes of the Samaveda — sadja, gandhara, madhyama, paricama, dhaivata and nisada — remain latent in other Vedas among the three accents.

The science of music evolved from the Samaveda whose chanting tradition has to be preserved intact as it is the source of Indian music. In the performing arts, the Vedas are connected vividly as pathya, recitation, from the Rigveda; gita, music, from the Samaveda; abhinaya, acting, from the Yajurveda; and rasa, aesthetic sentiment, from the Atharvaveda.

the great descent.

Bhagiratha - Sruta - Nabha - Sindhudwipa - Ayutayu - Rtuparna - Sarvakama Sudasa - Saudasa (Cursed Madayanta Vasista) Asmaka - Mulaka (Narikavacha since protected by women from Parusurama who was bent on exterminating the Kshatriya race) Mulaka - Dasaratha -Aidavida - Visvasaha -Khatwanga - Dirghabahu -Raghu -Aja - Dasaratha - Rama.....Kusa -

{Rama - Kusa  / Lava}
{Lakshmana - Angada /  Citraketu} 
{Bharata - Taksa / Puskala}
{Satrugna - Subahu / Srutasena}        


Kusa - Atithi - Nisadha - Nabha - Pundarika - Ksemadhanva - Devanika - Aniha - Periyatra - Balasthala - Vajranabha (ray of Sun God) - Khagana - Vidhrti - Hiranyanabha - Pusya - Dhruvasandhi - Sudarsana - Agnivarma - Sighra - Maru - Prasusruta - Sandhi - Amarsana - Mahasuran - Viswasahava - Prasenajit - Taksaka - Brhadbala (was slain by Abhimanyu) - Brhadrana - Urukriya - Vatsawadha - Prativyoma - Bhanu - Divaka - Sahadeva -Brhadaswa - Bhanuman - Pratikaswa - Supratika - Marudeva Sunaksatra - Puskara - Antariksa - Sutapa - Amitrajit - Porhadraja - Barhi - Krtanjaya - Rananjaya - Sanjaya - Sakya - Suddhoda - Langada - Prasenajit - Ksudraka - Ranaka - Suralha - Sumitra the last of the Ikswakus ennding in Kaliyuga.

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Nimi took up his abode in the body of all the jivas indicated by the opening and closing of the eyes. (flickering too)

Nimi - Janaka - Udavasu - Nandhivardhana - Suketu - Devarata -Brhadratha - Mahinya - Sudhrt - Dhrstaketu - Haryasura -Maru - 
Pratipaka - Kritiratha - Maharoma - Surarnaroma - Haraswaroma - Siradhwaja (Sita appeared in his plough share) Kusadhwaja - Dharmadhwaja - 2 sons (Krtadhwaja and Mitadhwaja ) 

Krtadhwaja - Kesidhwaja {excelled in the science of Spirit}
Mitadhwaja - Khandikya  [ excelled in the science of ritual but fled due to the fear of Kesidhwaja]
Kesidhwaja - Bahanuman - Satadyumna - Suci - Sanaduraja - Urdhvaketu - Aja - Purujit - Aristanemi - Srutayu Suparsuraka  - Citiaratha - Ksemadhi - Samaratha - Satyaratha Upaguru - Vasvananta - Yuyudha - Subhasana - Sruta - Jaya - Vijaya - Rta - Sunaka - Vitakavya - Dhrti - Bahulaswra - Kriti - Mahavasi all very proficient in the knowledge of spirit. 

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Yadukula 

Bhojya - Vidarbha 2 sonsKusa & Kratha + Romapada {excellent King and person} Babhru - Kriti - Usika - Cedi - Damaghosa ---

Krtha's 3 sons Kvati, Dhrsti, Nirvrti

Nirurti - Dasacha - Vyoma - Jimuta - Vikrti - Bhimaratha - Navaratha - Dasaratha - Sakuni - Karambhi - Devaratha - Devaksatra - Madhu - Kuruvasa - Anu - Puruhotra - Ayu- Satvata had seven sons Bhajamana, Bhaji, Divya, Vrsni, Devaurdha, Andhaka, Mahabhoja.

Bhajamana - Nimioci , Kinkina, &  Dhrsti from first wife and 
Satajit Sahasrajit and Ayusajit from 2nd wife.

Devaurdha who compares with God had a equally great son Babhru foremost among men it is said 14,065 souls attained moksha through them.

Mahabhoja too was a pious son the clan from him came to be known as Bhojas.

Vrsni 2 sons Sumitra, Yudhajit

Yudhajit 2 sons Sini, Anamitra- Nimna

Nimna 2 sons Satrajit Prasena

Sini -Satyaka - Yuyudhara, Anamitra

Anamitra - Vrsni 2 sons Swpnalka, Citraratha

Swpnalka + Gandhni had 12 sons Akrura, Asanga, Sarameyu, Mrudura, Mruduvid, Giri, Dharmavrddha, Sukumara, Ksetropaksa, Arimardana Satrughna, Gandhamada, Pratibahu one sister Suchira.

Akrura 2 sons Devavan, Upadeva

Chitraratha - Prthu, Vidrutha + Andhaka  Kukura Bhojamana Suchi Kambalabarhesa

Kukura - Vahni - Vilkoma -Kapotaroma - Anu was a friend of the famous Tumbura
Anu - Andhaka - Dundhubhi - Aridyota - Punarvasu - Ahuka had a daughter Ahuki
Ahuka - Devaka , Ugrasena

Dervaka  4 sons- Devavan , Upadeva , Sudena , Devavardhana besides these sons were the seven sisters Dhrtadeva, Santideva, Upadeva, Srideva, Devariakshita, Sahadeva and Devaki all of them were married to Vaudeva who was the Father of Lord Krishna.
The Yadukula were a very Pious people and Vasudeva was especially so. Even Kamsa had great trust in his words.

Ugrasena  9 Sons- Kamsa , Sunama, Nyaprodha , Kanaka , Sauku , Suhu , Rastrapala , Srsti, Justiman  they had five sisters all wives of the younger brother of Vasudeva  Devabhaga and others.

Chitraratha - Viduratha - Sura Bhajamana - Sini - Surayambhoja , Hardika - Devabahu, Saladvanna , Kritavarma Devamudha

Sura + wife Marisa (had 10 sons and five daughters.)
Vasudeva, Devabhaga, Devarsrava, Anaka, Srnjaya,Syamaka, Kanaka, Samika, Vatsaka, Unka (Kunti (Prtha) Srutadeva Srutakriti, Srutasrava,Ngadhideva)
Kunti (Prtha was given in adoption to Sura's friend When Durvasa Muni visited her father Kunti served him well pleased with her he gave her a mantra by which she could invoke any God) To test the mantra Kunti is said to have invoked the Sun God who arrived she apologized he blessed her with Karna.

Besides the six sisters of Devaki Vasudeva also had another six wives; Pauravi, Rohini, Bhadra, Madira, Rocana and Ila; Vasudeva was also known as Avakadundubhi for the Avaka and Dundhubi were the two sounds that were heard when he was born.
V & Rohini had Bula Goda Sarana Durmada Vipula Dhruva Krta and others.
V & Pauravi had Bhuta Subhadra Bhadrvaha Durmada Bhedra and seven others these 12 sons in all.
V & Madira had Nanda Upananda Krtaka & Sura .
V & Bhadra had only one son Kesi who was the delight of the race.
V & Rocana had Hasta, Hemangada and others.
V & Ila had Uruvalka and others.
V & Dhrutadeva had Viprstha alone.
V & Santideva had Srama, Pratisruta.
V & Upadeva had Kalpavarsa and 10 others.
V & Srideva had Vasu, Hamsa, suvarnasa + 3 others.
V & Devarakshita had Gada and others.
V and Sahadeva had 8 sons the eldest being Puruvisruta, 
V & Devaki  had Kirtiman, Susena, Bhadrasena, Bhadrarju, Samardana, Sankarsana subadra and Krishna.

All the above can be found in the Srimad Bhagavata Mahapurana Book 9 Chapter 23 & 24.

It must be remembered that Prsni and Prajapati Sutapa
Adithi and Kasyapa 
Devaki and Vasudeva.

Prajapati Sutapa and his wife Prsni worshipped Vishnu with such devotion that He Himself appeared before them for granting boon. In their over enthusiasm they asked thrice "We need a son equivalent to you". Vishnu told them that He Himself will be born as their son in three different janmas (birth).He instructed the importance of brahmacharya to the world.

In the first janma in Satya Yuga, Vishnu was born as Prsnigarba, son of Sutapa and Prsni. In the second life, during Treta Yuga, He was born as Vamana, son of Aditi and Kasyapa. In the third life, towards the end of Dwapara Yuga, He was born as Krishna, son of Vasudevaand Devaki.

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Ha ha ha finished.

For Toddlers from AS.

Anteaters Adore Arithmetic

Baby Buffaloes Blow Big Blue Bubbles

Careless Crocodiles Catch Cold

Dull Donkeys Dance Daily

Eight Eels eat Eleven Eggs

Fat Fish Frighten Funny Frogs

Gloomy Geese Gobble Grey Gum

Huge Hippos Have Happy Holiday

Ill Iguanas Imitate Insects

Jolly Jaguars Juggle Jam Jars

Kind Kiwis Kiss Kangaroos

Lazy Lions Lick Lollipops

Messy Mice Make Macaroni

Neat Newts Need Nappies

Odd Otters Order Only Onion

Plum Penguins Play Ping Pong

Quick Quails Queue Quietly

Rude Rabbits Ride Red Roosters

Sleepy Snails Sing Silly Songs

Tiny Tadpoles Tickle Turtles

Untidy Uakaris Use Upside-down Umbrellas 

Viper Visit Vultures

Wet Wolves Walk WithWeeping Walruses

Xemes Xray Xemes

Yaks Yell Yahoo

Zebras Zoom Zig Zag