Udupi: Uma Bharti performs Pada Pooja of Pejawar Swamiji on Guru Poornima


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Daijiworld Media Network- Udupi (HB)

Udupi, Jul 9: Union water resources minister Uma Bharti visited Sri Krishna Math here on Sunday July 9, the day of Guru Poornima and performed Pada Pooja of Sri Vishweshateertha Swamiji of Paryaya Pejawar Math.

According to the Indian calendar, Guru Poornima is dedicated to one’s Guru, Acharya, teacher or mentor. It is about paying respects to Gurus and spiritual teachers.

After performing the Pada Pooja of Pejawar Swamiji, Uma Bharathi spoke to media persons and said, “I have come here to perform Pada Pooja of my spiritual Guru Sri Vishweshateertha Swamiji. I took sanyasa deeksha from him 1992. It has been 25 years since then,”

 

 

“The Pada Pooja is happening after 17 years. I met Swamiji several times when he performed Chaturmasa Vrutha in Mumbai and other places. But I could not perform Pada Pooja,” she added.

“My Guru Pejawar Swamiji is a social reformer. He has succeeded in bringing in many social changes in the society. He had given Sadhwi deeksha to me. Udupi Krishna Math is always a special place for me,” she concluded.

Uma Bharathi refused to answer any questions on politics.

Uma also took the Darshan of Lord Sri Krishna through Navagraha Kindi along with the Pejawar Swamiji during her visit. Swamiji felicitated his disciple Uma and gave Anugraha Mathrakshate to her.

Uma proceeded to Pajaka in Kunjargiri. She will take part in the Guru Poornima Mahotsava later.  

  

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  • Anonymous, Mangalore

    Mon, Jul 10 2017

    She has not learnt an ounce of humility, religious tolerance or love for her brothers and sisters from the great Swamiji. Hats off to Swamiji for having the tolerance to receive even the wayward student.

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  • prem, moodbidri

    Sun, Jul 09 2017

    but... Swamiji looks sad :(

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  • Swamy, Mangalore

    Sun, Jul 09 2017

    Modi pada or Amit Shah pada are more sacred. All Bhakts in Bantwal are going straight to heaven after that.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mangalore

    Sun, Jul 09 2017

    India's only living Saint ...

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Sun, Jul 09 2017

    Where is Ram Sena leader? Hope he will get a message from this rituals.

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  • Dev Kumar, Mangalore/New Delhi

    Sun, Jul 09 2017

    can you see such things any part of the world..!!
    are advising from the childhood to bow down there head in front of all deities.
    reason behind we know history of all deities in detail..
    Happy Guru-Purnima..where in learn how to respect our elders.
    In valentine's day..will learn how to.kiss one another's cheeks...apart from nothing.

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  • Rajesh D., Manglore, Dubai

    Sun, Jul 09 2017

    Sir Dev Kumar, Respecting deities / elders is really good, we all do it. However, when you appreciate something stick to it and finish the matter. Do not talk negative about others just to show that your culture is better. It will not help to bring / restore peace among us.
    Like that If you want compare there will be more unwanted pregnancy cases in India during Navarathri festival than valentine day.

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  • Dev Kumar, Mangalore/New Delhi

    Sun, Jul 09 2017

    Yes agreed but percentage is less...as compared to other occassions.
    It's nothing but due to adoption of western culture is on raise.
    168 countries adopted our culture like yoga. ayurveda.
    As soon as bjp started to come in power in all the states..things automaticallyis going to come down and stand nil.

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  • Rajesh D., Manglore, Dubai

    Sun, Jul 09 2017

    Dev
    I agree that western culture is ruining the world at some stage specially youngsters who break social and moral barriers.
    I assume that people go for yoga in other countries due to health concern and not as a culture.
    JNB
    If you think that I gave him tight answer then it is wrong. I Just shared my view. I appreciate the way Dev responded to my query. There should be healthy debate and should not lead to hatred.

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  • JNB, Mangalore-Mumbai

    Sun, Jul 09 2017

    Tight Answer!

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  • Rajesh D., Manglore, Dubai

    Sun, Jul 09 2017

    I praise Uma Bharathi for refusing to answer any questions on politics. One should not mix politics and religion. Both are important and have its own place.

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  • Mohammed Ilyas Byndoor/Dubai.U.A.E, Byndoor/Dubai.U.A.E

    Sun, Jul 09 2017

    "In that also Politics"

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