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Highlights of the 511th Vardhanthi of Sri Tallapaka Annamacharya
commemorated at Sree Raabir Mandir, 530 E. 231st St, Carson, CA-90745 on 6 April
2014 (Sunday) from 2pm to 7pm.
SVASA organized
the devotional services commemorating the
511th Vardhanthi of Sri Tallapaka Annamacharya in
Carson, CA More than Two Hundred devotees attended the
devotional services.

Sankirtana recital in progress
The Vardhanthi commemoration began @ 3pm with the
Uregimpu of Annmayya, Sri Venkateswara and Padmavathi Ammavaru while the
devotees sang the Annamayya Pancharatnamala. Gurudeva Prarthana "Sreemathvadeeya"
was recited and the Sankeerthana recital followed a brief introductory
speech by the President of SVASA on Sri Tallapaka Annamacharya & his works.
About 50 vocalists participated in the Sankeerthana recital. "Dinamu
Dwadasi Nedu" was rendered by Sri Vikas Munukutla followed by Sankeerthanas
rendered by children for the first hour. The core
Sankeerthanas of SVASA were rendered led by Smt. Annapurna Duvvuri
and others. Other singers included Sudha Kotha, Priya Tatta, Subhadra Rani, Ragaswara School of
music, Pabhu Chilakamarri, Sreekanthi Gunturi, and Arcadia group and
others. This devotional program has been focused to encourage the participation of
school children along with the seasoned singers. More than forty Sankeerthanas were recited over
5 hours. Among the Sankeerthanas were Virahapu Raajade, Edutanunnadu Veede,
Enthani Nuyhiyinthu, Telisithe Mokshamu, and Bhavayami Gopala Balam etc. Introduction and an apt commentary to the
Sankeerthanas were provided by the president of SVASA to benefit the
participants in understanding the meaning and context of the
Sankeerthanas. Mangalamu
Govindunaku was recited by the group as the Mangalam Sankeerthana.
This devotional program was well received by the
devotees. The religious program concluded with the Mangalasasanam to Sri
Venkateswara and Maha Naivedyam and Harathi to Srivaru. Prasadam was served to the devotees after the
Mangalasasanam.
Namo Venkatesaya!
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