#MahaPeriyava Narrated by Prof S.Kalyanaraman, Neurosurgeon, Chennai
Compiled by Jagadguru Sri Maha Periyava - Kanchi Paramacharya/Fb
By the blessings of Sri Maha Periyava, I have been able to do brain operations in India continuously in the government General Hospital in Madras
His Holiness, while addressing the crowd of devotees: “This elderly gentleman had come from Nigeria to ask me if he
His Holiness: “How many versions of Ramayanam are there in India?”
SKR: “Probably
His Holiness: “There are about 300 languages and dialects in this country and probably an equal number of versions of Ramayanam. How did Rama and Sita return from Lanka to Ayodhya?”
SKR: By Pushpakavimanam.
His Holiness: “That is right. It is very interesting
Then He
His Holiness: “This man was a historian. He lived in India at the time of early Chola kings. At that time one of the daughters of the reigning King could not get suitable bridegroom in
SKR: Yes.
HH: “Have you been to the famous Buddha temple there, which contains many pictures depicting the story of Ramayana in the
SKR: Yes.
HH: “So the Chola king in south India chose a prince in Cambodia as his son-in-law. The prince came to India and married the princess. The royal couple accompanied by a large retinue of purohits, maids in waiting and servants returned by ship
Then His Holiness asked me: “How long does it take to go to America nowadays?”
SKR: It would take about eighteen hours and if there is a break of journey in London about twenty four hours.
Then His Holiness enlightened us:
“That is the real
This is again a remarkable example of how His Holiness interprets the scriptures and gives simple anecdotes step by step to illustrate the point discussed, to a lay audience. Needless to say I was very much relieved
His Holiness continued:
“Some people say that you should do prayaschittam only if you go to another
SKR: Yes.
His Holiness: “No, Africa and Asia form single large mass of land. Only about a hundred years ago when the Suez Canal was dug by the Englishman, it technically became an island. In fact Australia, Asia, Africa and Europe were all one large
Here again was another example of the vast knowledge of history, geography and geology that His Holiness
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