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                                      GODDESS  NAMAGIRI THAYAR Are you wondering why I am writing about this goddess? Are you wondering who she is? She is none other than Namagiri Thayar, who's a family deity for many families. Well, you're going to know a lot about this goddess in this blog! Namagiri Thayar was the family deity for my paternal grandmother Kalyani. She was the one who helped us to know more about this goddess. My grandmother told us, "Whenever you need to find something that has been lost, don't worry! If you have enough devotion for this goddess, she will get it back for you !" She also narrated a wonderful story about the goddess: "You must have known about the famous mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan. His family deity was, of course, Namagiri Thayar. He wasn't really well-trained in mathematics as you must have thought, but he loved maths. One day, he did not have any solution for a problem that he was trying to solve in maths. He dec

                  Lord Vishnu's Mission Description :  This poem is a letter sent by Lord Vishnu to two of his demigods (helpers in heaven). He wanted them to bring peace to all the worlds he had created. Poem: Beginning of endless wanderings, Task of existence and missions, Given in this letter of codes, Pair of gods to unknown abodes. Each of you must behold, All that takes for a mission of gold,  Two gods on a journey, To bring the great worlds harmony. We entrust the task to you, In the hope that your crew, Will find the value of peace, Lending a hand to make the Worlds a victory of entries, forbidding the evil and the ceased... - Sahana Raghuraman

                              My Mother      My mother is fantabulous,     Her activity being fabulous. She does anything for me, Better than a mother could ever be. She does almost everything, Being left with nothing! My mother is not mere, She is quick-in-thought as a deer. She is grandma's best daughter, Describing the delight in loads of laughter! My, my, my, Look at me pry! As I pull the best out of mother, Who is better than ever!... - Sahana Raghuraman