This rangoli was published on 2008-05-25.
Regular
Here are the kolams and rangolis in this page:
- Graces of the Supreme
- Graces of the Supreme
- Muggulu
- Muggulu
- Mr. Sanjiva N. Appadoo
- Holi
- THAMASO MAA JYOTHIRGAMAYA
- New Year's
- Sri Annamaacharya
- Beans -2
Created by sanjiva on 2008-05-25,
Mr. Sanjiva Appadoo is the Head of the Telugu Studies Department, at the Republic of Mauritius. He demonstrates the making of a muggulu using four different colors of chalk pieces, simultaneously.
This rangoli was created by Akila for a Holi function, a couple of years ago in Jaipur.
The dots for this rangoli are 13-7, interlaced style.
Created by lakshmiraghu on 2008-05-19,
A Sanskrit invocation from the Brihadaranyaka Upanishads:
Asatho Maa Sad Gamaya.
Thamaso Maa Jyothir Gamaya.
Mrithyur Maa Amritham Gamaya.
Om Shanti, Shanti, Shanti.
Translation:
From untruth lead us to Truth.
From darkness lead us to Light.
From death lead us to Immortality.
Om Peace, Peace, Peace.
Rangoli created by Lakshmi and Bharathi.
The dots for this kolam are 13 to 7 - interlaced style. Akila lives in Bhopal-India, and she had made this design for the Tamil New year's-2008.
Created by lakshmiraghu on 2008-05-16,
Sri Annamaachaarya's birthday - 19.05.08
This kolam was created by Lakshmi and Bharathi.
They were inspired by the sankeerthana "BRAHMAMOKKATAY PARABRAHMAMOKKATAY" of the renowned Telugu and Sankrit poet, composer and singer SRI ANNAMAACHAARYA, who was born on the full moon day of vaisaakha maasam in 1405 a.d, in Thaallapaaka village, Kadapa district, Andhra Pradesh, India. He wrote 32,000 sankeerthanaas on Lord Venkateshwara of Tirupathi. His 600'th birthday celebrations are being conducted from 06.05.08 to 03.06.08.
The meaning of the first line of the song is - "there is only one Supreme God"- LORD BALAJI. The PANCHA BHOOTHAAS (earth, water, air, fire and space) are serve the universe equally, without having any expectations and without any "caste and creedâ€. We should also try to be like pancha bhoothaas like the god himself. Changes are inevitable in the world, but unchanged is THE PARABRAHMA.
