On the auspicious Aashada Ekadashi festival today which celebrated a grand procession in Lord Vittal and Rukmini mandir in Pandharipur sharing herewith Shree Tukaram going to Heaven vintage postcard which is in my collection. Sant Tukaram is a great devotee of Lord Vittal who lead his life like a saint.
Thank you very much to all for your valuable encouragement. In this blog i am trying to explore Indian Heritage and Culture in various aspects by using the images from my own collection and also from other people collection with their kind permission. If any person or organization think that some of the images which i am using in my blog are relating to their own property and copyright then i request them to intimate me and i remove them immediately from my blog.
About Me
- dokka srinivasu
- I am collecting Indian Heritage and culture related vintage postcards, paintings, prints etc. and exhibited them at several locations across India in various events and also sharing them with school and college children by giving presentations to them on Indian Heritage and Culture with my collections and also documenting puppetry etc. intangible performances.
Showing posts with label Sadhus and Saints of India. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sadhus and Saints of India. Show all posts
Wednesday, 1 July 2020
Wednesday, 24 July 2013
Friday, 8 February 2013
Fakirs Worshipping "The Sun" vintage post card
This is Fakirs Worshipping "The Sun" vintage post card.
This Fakirs Worshipping "The Sun" vintage post card is not in my own collection. One person from United Kingdom giving me permission for using his Indian vintage post cards images in my Heritage of India blog. Sir thank you very much for your encouragement.
In India it is a common practice of Worshipping the Sun. Hindu priests and brahmins worshipping the Sun in the form of Gayatri Maa and performing Sandhyavandanam. Hindu Fakirs performing Soorya Aaradhana by Chanting Mantras. In India different sects of people worshipping the Sun in different ways and forms and each of these methods are their own and unique. But worshipping the Sun is an age old practice in India since ancient times.
Performing Sandhyavandana and Gayatri Mantra reciting is another form of Worshipping "The Sun". Most Indian people consider by performing Sandhyavandana in 3 periods of Sandhya (Prataha, Madhyahna and Sayam Sandhya periods) then it goes to Sun (Sooryadeva).
For more information about Sandhyavandanam, Gayatri Mantra reciting and Sun worshipping please visit my Gayatri Mantra blog http://gayatri-mantra-meditation.blogspot.in/ which i created especially for Gayatri Mantra.
This Fakirs Worshipping "The Sun" vintage post card is not in my own collection. One person from United Kingdom giving me permission for using his Indian vintage post cards images in my Heritage of India blog. Sir thank you very much for your encouragement.
In India it is a common practice of Worshipping the Sun. Hindu priests and brahmins worshipping the Sun in the form of Gayatri Maa and performing Sandhyavandanam. Hindu Fakirs performing Soorya Aaradhana by Chanting Mantras. In India different sects of people worshipping the Sun in different ways and forms and each of these methods are their own and unique. But worshipping the Sun is an age old practice in India since ancient times.
Performing Sandhyavandana and Gayatri Mantra reciting is another form of Worshipping "The Sun". Most Indian people consider by performing Sandhyavandana in 3 periods of Sandhya (Prataha, Madhyahna and Sayam Sandhya periods) then it goes to Sun (Sooryadeva).
For more information about Sandhyavandanam, Gayatri Mantra reciting and Sun worshipping please visit my Gayatri Mantra blog http://gayatri-mantra-meditation.blogspot.in/ which i created especially for Gayatri Mantra.
Thursday, 7 February 2013
Sadhus Post Cards
These are 5 different Sadhus post cards in my collection.
These Sadhus post cards are Copyright of Mr.Rakesh Raina of Heritage Books, Jaipur. Their email id is heritagebooksjpr@gmail.com. Even though these Sadhus post cards are of my own collection but i am using them with their permission because these are copyright post cards of Heritage Books, Jaipur.
These are 2 different Naga Sadhus post cards. Naga Sadhus are a particular group of Shaivite saints who reside in the Himalayan Caves and come to visit the civilization only during the Kumbh Mela. This is the only event when these ascetic saints can be seen amongst the general Indian population.
More information about these Naga Sadhus available from Mahakumbhmelafestival.com website.
http://www.mahakumbhfestival.com/2012/10/who-are-naga-sadhus/
This is the back side of these Sadhus post cards.
Tuesday, 22 January 2013
Friday, 4 January 2013
Mysore Saint giving Religious Lectures vintage post cards
These are 2 different Mysore Saint Giving Religious Lectures to His Followers vintage post cards. These post cards used in the year 1908.
These 2 vintage post cards are not my own collection. One Ebay seller from Australia giving me permission for using his Indian vintage post cards images in my Heritage of India blog.Sir thank you very much for your encouragement for allowing me to use your indian vintage post cards images in to my blog.
Please look into these 2 vintage post cards. The people of 19th Century, the relationship between Guru and Disciples, Sri Vaishnavaite tradition, the dress style of people etc. many things we observed in these vintage post cards.
These 2 vintage post cards are not my own collection. One Ebay seller from Australia giving me permission for using his Indian vintage post cards images in my Heritage of India blog.Sir thank you very much for your encouragement for allowing me to use your indian vintage post cards images in to my blog.
Please look into these 2 vintage post cards. The people of 19th Century, the relationship between Guru and Disciples, Sri Vaishnavaite tradition, the dress style of people etc. many things we observed in these vintage post cards.
Monday, 17 December 2012
Indian Sadhus vintage Russian Post Cards
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