SANT KIRUPANANDA VARIYAR

KIRUPANANDA VARIYAR

Swamigal established Thiruvarul Dhavaneri Manram’ with his own cost and appointed Preachers for propagating the religious and devotional rites and ideals. Life of Swamigal spread over the devotional activities, Religious rites, particularly Swamigal made Saint Arunagirinathar’s ‘Thiruppugazh’ known to the entire world. Swamigal set himself as a legend for self discipline; above all his life made men to live as men. Variyar Swamigal had enormous, deep knowledge and practice of literature and music.

He conquered, discipline, extraordinary memory power, kindness

vast knowledge of texts. Helping the poor, abounding compassion towards the helpless people, endowing to the best possible extend to eradicate poverty, providing food, clothing and shelter for the aged people who are in the autumn season of their last days of life, irrespective of their caste, creed and race were the services rendered to the society by Swamigal as his day to day duties.
Born: August 25, 1906, Vellore
Left the body abode: November 7, 1993
Known as: Deiva Thiru Muruga Kirupanantha Variyar Swamigal ,Palani Easana Sivachariya Swamigal graced Variyar Swamigal ‘Nirvana Dhiksha’ and named him as ‘Vama Deva Sivam’ (Dhikshanamam).
Known for: Spiritual discourse on Lord Muruga

Forehead is like a wall and I have white washed it. Only when the house is cleaned up, finally one will take up whitewashing of the walls. My house [body and mind] are clean. So I am telling people that I have whitewashed my wall since the house is already pure and clean. I think your house [body and mind] are not yet clean. So you are yet to whitewash your walls.”

― SANT KIRUPANANDA VARIYAR

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