@ Guruvayur in August 2026
Do not miss the Divine Experience at Guruvayur in August, 2026.
Any person who is sitting there at the divine abode of Guruvayoorappan is handpicked by the Lord HIMSELF. Be the Chosen One. !!..
Web Dashboard provided for listening to previous classes.
Lyrics provided in the Dashboard..
Devotees from many countries
The entire programme will feature Thodaya Mangalam, 26 Padams of Ashtapadi and Guruvayoorappan Mangalam.
More than 1008 Radhikas/Devotees of Guruvayoorappan from different countries will be singing the complete 24 Padams accompanied by musical instruments..
Ashtapadi Sampoorna Samarpanam organised by Shanmukhapriya Foundation- working to bring back the Rich Indian Culture And Traditions.
Classes conducted once a week in Zoho/Zoom.
The Main Event Ashtapadi Mahasamarpanam At Guruvayur is scheduled to be held on 9th August Sunday 3 pm.
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Venue will be informed later.
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For 2026 Batches
English/Malayalam
Gita Gōvindam / Ashtapadi is a Sringara Mahakāvya written by the 12th Century poet Jayadeva. Written in sonorous Sanskrit, the Mahakāvya has left behind an enduring imprint about the composer's imagination. Each padam has eight stanzas and each stanza have a unique meaning that resonates with the soul.
In his Gita Gōvinda, Jayadeva sings of sringara or love between the Jeevātma and Paramātma and its beauty, purity, and dynamic majesty. He has dived deep into the kingdom of love. Sri Krishna is the Paramātma and Rādha is the Jeevātma in Jayadeva's thoughts.
Gita Gōvindam / Ashtapadi is a Sringara Mahakāvya written by the 12th Century poet Jayadeva. Written in sonorous Sanskrit, the Mahakāvya has left behind an enduring imprint about the composer's imagination. Each padam has eight stanzas and each stanza have a unique meaning that resonates with the soul.
In his Gita Gōvinda, Jayadeva sings of sringara or love between the Jeevātma and Paramātma and its beauty, purity, and dynamic majesty. He has dived deep into the kingdom of love. Sri Krishna is the Paramātma and Rādha is the Jeevātma in Jayadeva's thoughts.
