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Biography of a saint
SRI MALAYALASWAMI: K. Hanumanthu; Copies available from the
Manager, Vyasashram, Yerpedu-517621, A.P. Rs. 50.
ORIGINALLY WRITTEN in Telugu by Samudrala Lakshmanaiah, this
biography of a saint who lived amidst us till recently, has been
translated into English by K. Hanumanthu.
Born in a village near Guruvayoor in 1885, Sri Malayalaswami
became the disciple of Sivalinga Guru who himself was groomed by
Narayana Guru. He had mastered Sanskrit and studied scriptural
texts, thereby gaining enormous spiritual knowledge.
After an extensive pilgrimage all over India, he reached
Tirupathi in 1913 and did penance for 12 years at Gogarbham and
nearby Theerthams and attracted several devotees and came to be
called Malayalaswami. He established the Vyasashram in a place
between Renigunta and Kalahasti, propagated Divine message, moved
amidst people, reformed them teaching valuable lessons based on
the Vedas and other texts.
He made women participate in religious gatherings and thus spread
God's words. He attained samadhi in July 1962.
Apart from writing several books, he conveyed his revolutionary
thoughts in simple language and attracted thousands of devotees,
all of which is described in the book in an excellent manner.
Vyasashram continues to awaken people even now. An exhaustive and
informative book to be admired by all.
DVV
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