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Udupi: Sri Vidyendrateertha Appointed Successor of Chitrapura Math

  •   Thu, Jun 07 2012 10:32:26 PM

Udupi: Sri Vidyendrateertha Appointed Successor of Chitrapura Math

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Daijiworld Media Network - Udupi

Udupi, Jun 7: Sri Vidyvallabhateertha Sripada of Chitrapura Math on Thursday June 7 appointed Sri Vidyendrateertha Sripada as his successor and 19th Peethadhipati of the Math.

The rituals related to the event were conducted for three days, culminating on Thursday.

The third son of Narayanacharya of Teerthahalli in Koteshwar, Laxminarayana was named as Sri Vidyendrateertha and successor to Sri Vidyavallabhateertha according to tradition.

Vedamurthy Herga Vedavyasa Bhat officiated the ceremony. A large number of well-wishers were present.
  

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  • Rakesh shetty, mangalore

    Fri, Jun 08 2012

    @ Guru Baliga, Mangalore.

    THERE IS NOTHING WRONG IN THIS. LET THEM GO AHEAD. YOU ONLY PERONALLY FEEL NOT ALL.

    CONGRATS TO SRI VEDYENDRATEERTHA SRIPADA. ALL THE BEST JAI HO.

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  • Guru Baliga, Mangalore

    Fri, Jun 08 2012

    The discussion roled out by Vidyabhushana to restrain from annointing under aged to the sanyasa has long dead. I personally feel it should be treated at par with Child Marriage.

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  • Devadas, mangalore

    Fri, Jun 08 2012

    Too young to take a decision to become a swami!!If a man is said to be "not matured" to chose his life parter and marry before reaching 21 , how can he take such a complex step of embracing sanyasa at this tender age ?

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