Regarding Nrasimha Kavacha

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Hi Tom,

 

Namaste and warmest welcome! Lovely to see you introduce yourself.

Thank you for sharing the article here and also for the info in your

other post. Look forward to seeing more of you around!

 

Om Namah Shivaya

Simone

 

, "tar180160"

<tar180160> wrote:

> Dear group,

> I'm a new member. Found the Nrasimha Kavacha that some kind soul

had

> posted and wanted to add my two cents worth to the topic in the

form

> of this article I just found.

>

> Enjoy

> Tom

>

> THE DOCTOR DIVINE

>

> By K.V. Krishnan

> "I prayed fervently, and my grandson had a divine dream that very

> night," the old lady shed tears of joy by the temple

courtyard. "The

> resplendent Man-Lion came up to him by his bedside, and swathed

the

> boy's wounded leg with medicine and plaster. And miracle of

miracles,

[Guest guest]

ThankQ Tom!

 

Lada

 

 

 

 

 

L. Baines

Financial Assistance Officer

Ministry of Advanced Education

Student Services Branch

 

 

 

 

tar180160 [tar180160]

May 19, 2004 4:48 AM

 

RBSC : Regarding Nrasimha Kavacha

 

 

Dear group,

I'm a new member. Found the Nrasimha Kavacha that some kind soul had

posted and wanted to add my two cents worth to the topic in the form

of this article I just found.

 

Enjoy

Tom

 

THE DOCTOR DIVINE

 

By K.V. Krishnan

"I prayed fervently, and my grandson had a divine dream that very

night," the old lady shed tears of joy by the temple courtyard. "The

resplendent Man-Lion came up to him by his bedside, and swathed the

boy's wounded leg with medicine and plaster. And miracle of miracles,

it was all cured! Gone were the wound and pain - all which was left,

was a mysterious pale mark where the wound once was. This skin

coloration peculiarly bore a resemblance to freshly removed plaster

cast! Strange are ways of the Divine Doctor of Yadagiri...."