Matrix of Dreams and Illusions merge with Real and Genuine

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Matrix of Dreams and Illusions merge with Real and Genuine the Divine ?

Matrix of Dreams and Illusions merge with Real and Genuine

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The fire matrix

What is the Matrix? matrix for starters is a movie trilogy that was released into theaters in March of 1999, with part The s 2 &3 released in May and November of 2003. 1. At every stage of your life, you will be presented with various choices. Your life boils down to the choices which you make in the course of your life. You have to make the choices very carefully, so that you don’t regret them later on in life.

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2. You have to believe firmly. If you believe that something will happen, and your belief is so damn strong and intense, then that “something” cant help but happen. So believe truly and firmly in all that you think and do.

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3. Know that whatever events happen in your life happen for a purpose.You just need to know the purpose and learn whatever it has to offer.

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Kollur Mookambika Temple – Travel Guide 1

Kollur Mookambika Kshetram – This Temple of Wisdom is more than a destination. The Abode of ” Maha Kaali – Maha Laxmi – Maha Saraswathi ” Trinity in One Manifestation !

Train No Train Name Date
16346 NETRAVATHI EXP 13- Oct- 2012
Stn Code Stn Name Route No Arrival Departure Distance Day Remark
TVC TRIVANDRUM CNTL 1 – 09:50 0000 1
VAK VARKALA 1 10:23 10:25 0041 1
QLN KOLLAM JN 1 10:55 11:00 0065 1
KPY KARUNAGAPALLI 1 11:23 11:25 0092 1
KYJ KAYANKULAM JN 1 11:38 11:40 0106 1
HAD HARIPPAD 1 12:03 12:05 0119 1
AMPA AMBALAPUZHA 1 12:23 12:25 0137 1
ALLP ALLEPPEY 1 12:45 12:50 0149 1
SRTL SHERTALAI 1 13:08 13:10 0173 1
ERS ERNAKULAM JN 1 13:50 14:00 0206 1
AWY ALUVA 1 14:27 14:30 0225 1
DINR DIVINE NAGAR 1 14:49 14:50 0247 1 NO HALT-NNNNYYY
TCR THRISUR 1 15:35 15:40 0280 1
SRR SHORANUR JN 1 16:50 16:55 0313 1
KTU KUTTIPPURAM 1 17:23 17:25 0343 1
TIR TIRUR 1 17:49 17:50 0358 1
PGI PARPANANGADI 1 18:03 18:05 0374 1
FK FEROK 1 18:19 18:22 0389 1
CLT KOZHIKODE 1 18:55 19:00 0399 1
BDJ VADAKARA 1 19:33 19:35 0445 1
TLY THALASSERY 1 19:53 19:55 0467 1
CAN KANNUR 1 20:35 20:40 0488 1
KPQ KANNAPURAM 1 20:56 20:57 0502 1
PAY PAYYANUR 1 21:16 21:17 0521 1
CHV CHARVATTUR 1 21:31 21:32 0536 1
KZE KANHANGAD 1 21:51 21:52 0551 1
KGQ KASARAGOD 1 22:12 22:13 0574 1
MAJN MANGALORE JN 1 23:20 23:30 0625 1
SL SURATHKAL 1 00:22 00:24 0647 2
UD UDUPI 1 01:02 01:04 0706 2
KUDA KUNDAPURA 1 01:32 01:34 0751 2
BYNR MOOKAMBIKA ROAD 1 02:06 02:08 0798 2
BTJL BHATKAL 1 02:26 02:28 0820 2
MRDW MURDESHWAR 1 02:50 02:52 0840 2
KT KUMTA 1 03:34 03:36 0896 2
KAWR KARWAR 1 04:38 04:40 0973 2
CNO CANCONA 1 05:10 05:12 1010 2
MAO MADGAON 1 05:45 05:55 1055 2
KRMI KARMALI 1 06:24 06:26 1095 2
THVM THIVIM 1 06:46 06:48 1120 2
KUDL KUDAL 1 08:12 08:14 1195 2
RN RATNAGIRI 1 11:15 11:20 1390 2
CHI CHIPLUN 1 12:55 13:05 1496 2
ROHA ROHA 1 15:20 15:25 1675 2
PNVL PANVEL 1 16:40 16:45 1752 2
TNA THANE 1 17:30 17:35 1787 2
LTT LOKMANYATILAK T 1 18:20 – 1804 2
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Train No Train Name Date
16338 OKHA EXPRESS 13- Oct- 2012
Stn Code Stn Name Route No Arrival Departure Distance Day Remark
ERS  ERNAKULAM JN 1 -0 20:05 0 1
AWY  ALUVA 1 20:27 20:30 20 1
TCR  THRISUR 1 21:22 21:25 75 1
SRR  SHORANUR JN 1 22:20 22:30 107 1
PTB  PATTAMBI 1 22:44 22:45 119 1
KTU  KUTTIPPURAM 1 23:04 23:05 137 1
TIR  TIRUR 1 23:23 23:24 152 1
PGI  PARPANANGADI 1 23:38 23:40 168 1
FK  FEROK 1 23:53 23:55 184 1
CLT  KOZHIKODE 1 00:25 00:30 193 2
QLD  QUILANDI 1 00:53 00:55 218 2
BDJ  VADAKARA 1 01:13 01:15 240 2
TLY  THALASSERY 1 01:33 01:35 262 2
CAN  KANNUR 1 02:05 02:10 283 2
KPQ  KANNAPURAM 1 02:23 02:25 297 2
PAY  PAYYANUR 1 02:38 02:40 316 2
KGQ  KASARAGOD 1 03:43 03:45 368 2
MAJN  MANGALORE JN 1 04:50 05:00 419 2
SL  SURATHKAL 1 05:42 05:44 442 2
UD  UDUPI 1 06:22 06:24 501 2
KUDA  KUNDAPURA 1 06:56 06:58 545 2
BYNR  MOOKAMBIKA ROAD 1 07:34 07:36 592 2
BTJL  BHATKAL 1 07:44 07:46 614 2
HNA  HONNAVAR 1 08:32 08:34 672 2
KAWR  KARWAR 1 10:02 10:04 768 2
MAO  MADGAON 1 11:40 11:50 850 2
THVM  THIVIM 1 13:12 13:14 914 2
KKW  KANKAVALI 1 14:46 14:48 1028 2
RN  RATNAGIRI 1 17:00 17:05 1184 2
MNI  MANGAON 1 20:18 20:20 1427 2
PNVL  PANVEL 1 22:20 22:25 1547 2
BIRD  BHIWANDI ROAD 1 23:18 23:20 1587 2
BSR  VASAI ROAD 1 00:08 00:10 1614 3
BL  VALSAD 1 03:07 03:09 1760 3
NVS  NAVSARI 1 03:43 03:45 1799 3
ST  SURAT 1 04:25 04:27 1829 3
AKV  ANKLESHWAR JN 1 05:06 05:08 1878 3
BRC  VADODARA JN 1 06:18 06:20 1958 3
ANND  ANAND JN 1 07:02 07:04 1994 3
MAN  MANINAGAR 1 08:46 08:48 2054 3
ADI  AHMEDABAD JN 1 09:15 09:35 2058 3
VG  VIRAMGAM JN 1 10:50 10:52 2123 3
SUNR  SURENDRANAGAR 1 11:52 11:54 2188 3
RJT  RAJKOT JN 1 14:29 14:31 2304 3
HAPA  HAPA 1 16:28 16:30 2380 3

Carnatic Music – A rich Legacy


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2. http://www.torontobrothers.com/primer.php

3. http://www.sruti.org/sruti/srutiArticleDetails.asp?ArticleId=4

4. http://www.brahmintoday.org/magazine/2011_issues/bt94-1207_swami.php

Muthuswamy Deekshitar

Carnatic music has been endowed with thousands of compositions by a galaxy of composers, many of whom are today revered as saints. Among the most prolific are

Purandara Dasa (1480-1564);
Annamacarya (1408-1503);
Tyagaraja (1759-1847);
Muddusvami Dikshitar (1776-1827);
Syama Shastri (1762-1827).
The last three are known as the Trinity of Carnatic Music for the profound and indelible impression that their works have had on the modern understanding of Carnatic Music.
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Compositions in Carnatic music possess multiple dimensions:

Trinity of Carnatic Music

The aesthetic dimension refers to the melodic value profferred by the raga and its concerted usage with the lyrical dimension;
The lyrical dimension encapsulates the meaning intended by the composer and the religious value of the lyrics, or sahitya
The prosodical dimension describes the technical value associated with the poetic metre;
The rhythmic dimension captures the organization of the sahitya and prosody according to the composition’s tala.
Some compositional forms in Carnatic music include the varnam, the kriti, the tillana, the javali, and the padam, some of which were derived through the intimate relationship between Indian music and Indian classical dance.
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Each of the innumerable ragas of Carnatic music is defined by rules of usage of its notes including the permissible and forbidden manners of ascent and descent, the aesthetics of transitioning between notes (gamakas) and their relative prominence.

Time is measured according to beats or beat cycles known as talas.
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tyagarajaswamy

Classical Ragas
Athana
Amritavarshini
Alahaiya Bilawal Asaveri
Ananda Bhairavi
Abheri
Abhogi
Arabhi
Andolika

Ishamanohari
Udayaravichandrika (see Shuddha Dhanyasi)

Kadanakutuhala Kanakangi Kannada Karnataka Devagandhari
Kalyana Vasanta Kalyani Kalavati Kalingada
Kambavati Kanada Kafi Kafi Kanada
Kamavardhani Kantamani Kambhoji Kiravani
Kuranji Kuntalavarali Kedara Kedaragowla
Khamas Kharaharapriya

Gamakakriya (see Purvi Kalyani) Gamanashrama (see Marwa) Gunakriya
Gowdasaranga Gowrimanohari Gowla Ghurjari

Chakravakam Chandrakauns Chamaram Charukeshi
Chittaranjani Chenchurutti (see Jhenjhuti)

Jaijaivanti (see Dwijavanti) Jayantasri Zila Zila Mand
Jog Jaunpuri Jhenjhuti

Tilak Kamod Tilang Todi

Darbari Kanada Darbaru Dani Dwijavanti
Durga (see Shuddha Saveri) Devagandhari Desh Deshkari
Deshi Sarang Dhanyasi Dharmavati (also see Madhuvanti)

Nata Bihag Nata Bhairavi Naata Naata Kuranji
Naata Narayani Nadanamakriya Narayani Nilambari

Patadeep Pata Bihag Parameshwari Prati Madyamavati
Pahadi (see Yadukula Kambhoji) Pantuvarali Pilu (see Kafi)
Punnaga Varali Purnachandrika Purvi Kalyani Farazu

Basant Bahar Bahudari Bilahari
Bageshri (also see Naata Kuranji) Bihag Bindimalini
Brinavani Saranga Begada Bowli Bhimpalas (see under Abheri)
Bhupala Bhairavi

Madhyamavati Madhukauns Madhuvanti (also see Dharmavati)
Malayamarutam Malahari (Mallari) Malhar Mangalakaushika
Mayamalava Gowla Marga Hindola Marwa Maru Bihag
Malgunji Malkauns (see Hindola) Mand Mukhari
Megha Megharanjani Mohana Mohana Kalyani

Yedukula Kambhoji (incl. Pahadi) Yamuna Kalyani

Rasavali Ranjani Rageshri (Rageshwari) Reetigowla
Revati

Lalita

Vakulabharanam Varali Valaji Vasanta
Vasanta Bhairavi Vachaspati Vijayananda Chandrika

Shahana Shankara Shankarabharanam Sharada
Shivaranjani Shri Shriranjani Shuddha Kalyani
Shuddha Dhanyasi (Udayaravichandrika) Shuddha Saranga Shuddha Saveri (Durga)
Shubha Pantuvarali Shubhali Shanmukhapriya Saraswati
Sarasangi Sama Saramati Saranga
Saveri Sindhubhairavi Simhendrumadhyama Sunadavinodini
Surati Saurashtra

Hamir Hamir Kalyani Hari Kambhoji Hamsadhwani
Hamsanadam Hamsanandi Hindola Huseni
Hemavati (Hymavati)