Series 1 – Guru Vandanam

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An Introduction to this blog

Through this entire blog series, we shall be able to experience, appreciate and learn various aspects pertaining to the sacred Hindu “Dharma” (Righteous path) from the two sacred Epics of India – The Ramayana and the Mahabharata. We begin this blog on the auspicious day of “Vasant Panchami” with an inaugural series titled “Guru Vandanam” (In English: Salutations to the Teacher). In this series, I present to you a few important episodes pertaining to the greatness and significance of a very important character in the Ramayana – Hanuman, the Lord of the “Vanaras” (Monkeys). I shall try to bring out the significance of Hanuman, the Aacharya or Guru (the teacher). The episodes that would follow are named as “Hanumad Prabhaavam”, meaning “The Significance of Hanuman – The Guru). Here, I would be dealing with the greatness of Hanuman as described by Lord Rama himself, as part of the “Kishkinda Kaanda” of Valmiki’s Ramayana. 

With this, I formally welcome all of you to this blog series. I hope the reader would be able to appreciate and also get to understand the significance of the traditional Indian culture and the value system. I’m open for feedbacks and comments and please feel free to post the same, so that it would serve as an opportunity for me to serve you better!!

Published by Dr. Jeayaram

Holds a PhD in Management Psychology from Universite Paris Saclay, Paris, France. Also an Asst. Professor of Human Resources management at Bharatidhasan Institute of Management (BIM) Trichy, India A professional South Indian classical musician (singer) performing concerts. Through this blog, I'm trying to bring out the richness of Indian culture & values and I request your support and feedbacks in making this humble effort a success!!

3 thoughts on “Series 1 – Guru Vandanam”

  1. Going to try to print each blog article into a PDF and make a big pdf to read on the go. Please keep writing. reading your blog reminds me of the anubhavams of the different upanyasaka’s whose ramayana upanyasams I have been fortunate to hear.

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