Hari Om!
Hari Sarvottama, Vayu Jeevottama!
Madhwa Sakha was started in 2021 as a personal initiative to bring together useful information relating to Madhwa philosophy, religious practices, traditions and customs in one place.
The idea was born out of a simple observation that information on many aspects of our religious practices was scattered across different sources and was not always easily accessible. Madhwa Sakha was conceived as a platform where such information could be collected, organised and made available to the Madhwa community.
Over the years, the website has grown to include information on Madhwa Mathas, temples, pilgrimage destinations, festivals, rituals, poojas, slokas, stotras and other subjects relating to our religious and spiritual traditions. Through sections such as Sandeha Nivarani, we also endeavour to provide answers to questions relating to religious practices with the assistance of knowledgeable Pandits and scholars.
Madhwa Sakha is a personal, non-commercial initiative, maintained with the intention of sharing knowledge and serving the community. It is a continuing effort, and we hope to keep improving and expanding the information available on the website.
Our mission is to make information on Madhwa Siddhanta, religious practices and traditions easily accessible to Madhwas across the world.
We also hope that Madhwa Sakha will help younger generations understand and appreciate our rich spiritual heritage and encourage them to preserve and follow our traditions.
Madhwa Sakha is an ongoing effort, and we recognise that there is always scope for improvement. We welcome suggestions, corrections and additional information from our readers that may help us improve the accuracy and usefulness of the website.
We are grateful to everyone who has supported and encouraged Madhwa Sakha and hope that it continues to be a useful resource for the Madhwa community.
Madhwa Sakha gratefully acknowledges Sri Gopalakrishnan, whose encouragement and support during its early stages played an important role in inspiring me to start this initiative.
We also sincerely appreciate the learned Pandits, scholars and other individuals who have generously shared their knowledge, time and expertise towards the development of Madhwa Sakha.
नाहं कर्ता हरिः कर्ता | Naham Karta, Hari Karta
Founder: Sri Prakash K. Krishnagiri, Chennai
