It is very difficult to accept the fact he is no more...but he is eternal and will always be remembered by all his million bhaktas spread around the world...we people are really blessed to have lived in his era and had his Darshana whenever we go to Udupi...🙏🙏🙏🙏
🙏🙏Very Humble..Down to Earth Swamigalu. He gave Ashirwad individually to all the common people, not seeing what caste, religion, color. Such a Great Guru He was. He respects all the Bhakthas whoever came to His Feet to do Namaskar, by asking name, education ,family, village. My sister got First Prize of SriRamaPattaphisheka foto for koti SriRama Nama written, from His Golden Hands with Anugraha.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Om Shanti 🙏💐 I would thank the person for making this technology tht we can get darshan of this great soul atleast digitally ..otherwise I even didn't knew abt such great Saint on this holy land of Bharat ... M so touched by his life ..hecwas living example of vasudev kutumbhakam . May his soul keep blessing and shower mercy on people like us who r entangled in Maya ..🙏💐🙏
True saintliness was practised by only people like Sri of Pejawar and the great pontiff Sri Chandrasekharendra Saraswathi Mahaperiyaval of Kanchi (1894 to 1994) - utterly frugal living sublime thinking...
Pajavar seer is a eminst parson. And vary simple life. Compare to one of the parson staying in Coimbatore Mr. Jaggivasudevan. He learn from this seer. Lot of he done social work. Amazing is simple life style. R. I. P.
Param pujya Pejawara Swamilegu beri baggadhu kaarugu adda boordhu savira savira pranaama malpuve. Tulunadu da maha malla perme da soorye. Hare Krishna.
@suraj s g . I am sure what you said was out of great respect to Swamiji. However I wanted to point out that, the “RIP” is a abrahamic and western idea, where the person rests in grave after death. This is absolutely not the Vedic idea. In Sanatana Dharma, atma does not rest, aatma is always active and continues to live either in this world in another incarnation, or in the spiritual world (Vaikuntha) involved in active service of the Lord. Kindly do not use “rip”, especially to a spiritually highly elevated being like Our Swamiji.
