Veda Vidyarthis of Sree Raghavapuram Sabhayogam Patasalas in Kerala visited HH Kanchi Sankaracharya Vijayendra Saraswathi for his blessings to excel in their vedic expedition.
Swami blessed the students and the organization for their future endeavours in propagating Vedic Dharma.
Patasala Acharyas Brahmasri Amalloor Sangamesan Namboothiri & Brahmasri Keezhanellur Bhavan Namboothiri, other Sabhayogam representatives accompanied the 16 vedic students from 2 Pata salas.
At Kanchi, Sabhayogam group made darsan at Kamakshi temple, Ekambaranathar temple and Paramacharya Brindavan. As per Swamiji’s advice the group visited Kanchi Veda patasala, started by the Mutt itself. 218 vedic students are currently enrolled there for learning Vedas.
Former Badrinath Rawalji and incumbent Sabhayogam president HH Brahmasri Pachamangalam Sreedharan Namboothiri and Swamiji rejuvenated their relationship and exchanged words of wellness.
It was the inspirational words of former Kanchi Sankaracharya Chandrasekharendra Saraswathi ( also known as Paramacharya or Mahaperiyavar ) that led to the rejuvenation of Sree Raghavapuram Sabhayogam and seeded the establishment of Veda patasalas in Kerala. The students of these patasala have now recited the sacred chants in front of Vijayendra Saraswathi swamigal.
Swamiji introduced the students as the Revivalists of Kerala vedic legacy. Swamigal blessed each of them by giving vastra & up vasthra.
All these are nothing less than a divine intervention.
Egda Neelamana Eswaran Namboothiri, Kaara Madhavan Bhattathiri, Arathil Munderi Madhavan Namboothiri, Sridevi Antharjjanam, Kaachani Neelama Krishnaprasad Namboothiri, Durga Antharjjanam, Vadakkekkara Janaala Perikamna Sambhu Namboothiri, Vadasseri Periyamana Sambhu Namboothiri, Makkantheri Krishnaprasad Namboothiri were in the group.
It was Dr. Sunandan Namboodiri and Sri. Anand Rama Moorthi who arranged all facilities in the big city for the pilgrims.
With blessings of Swamiji and esteemed support from well wishers, Sree Raghavapuram Sabhayogam can go in great lengths to protect and propagate the Varnashrama Dharma principles.