free hand

Hi friends this rangoli drawn for on ocation for Sri sri Raghavendra swamy's birthday...which is celebrated today....Thanks to Sri K.M. Sheshagiri ji for giving this idea...

The writeup on this rangoli :- Sri Madhvacharya evolved a dualistic system of philosophy out of the Prasthana-Traya, viz., the Upanishads, the Bhagavad-Gita and the Brahma Sutras. Madhva makes an absolute distinction between God, and God a animate and inanimate objects. God is the only independent Reality. The animate and inanimate objects are dependent realities. Madhva's Vedanta is the doctrine of absolute differences. It is an Atyanta-Bheda-Darsana. He insists on five great distinctions (Pancha-Bheda), viz., (i) the distinction between God and the individual soul, (ii) the distinction between God and matter, (iii) the distinction between the individual soul and matter, (iv) the distinction between one soul and another and (v) the distinction between one material thing and another. Madhva's philosophy is a philosophy of distinction. Every follower of the Madhva should have a firm belief in this fivefold distinction known as the Pancha-Bheda.. Madhva's system of philosophy, Hari or Vishnu is the Supreme Being. The world is real. Difference is true. All the Jivas are dependent on Hari, the Lord. There are grades of superiority and inferiority among the individual souls. Liberation is the individual soul's enjoyment of its innate bliss. This is Moksha or the final emancipation. Bhakti, or devotion, without fruits, is the means of attaining Moksha. Perception, inference and the scriptures are the three Pramanas, or ways of knowledge. Hari is knowable only through the Vedas. Worship of Lord Krishna as taught in the Bhagavata Purana is the centre of his religion. This is the quintessence of Madhva's teachings.

Multi tasking /talented/faced..women......This is a free hand design ..designed by Bharathi,,,drawn by Vijaya akka, bharathi, and myself,,, your views please...

hi friends...this a free hand rangoli for international women's day!...hope you all like this

hi friends this free hand rangoli was drawn in front of thulasi brindhavana....your views please...