Comments on: A universal code of conduct (sadacharas) for a long happy life

By: Deepak Subramaniam

Deepak Subramaniam — Sun, 27 Mar 2016 15:14:26 +0000

I have heard that, one of the sadachara is not to cross Seas. So it is actually against the Sadachara to go to US?

By: HARISH MADHYASTHA

HARISH MADHYASTHA — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 14:33:54 +0000

It is good to see these type of articles……….but do you think , it is possible to follow all the mentioned above ………because most of the brahmins come out from their own city and go to other places for thier bread and butter.l….In this modern era………it is not possible….it was possible when brahmins had a respect in the society….I dont thinks so, there is a respect to brahmins in this society.
secondly………..if we follow two things in our daily life………it gives more spiritual knowledge than anything……………that is – not to go against nature and not to hurt any living being in this universe.

rest comes all the statue poojas or japa,tapas etc……..

if human being or specilay brahmin, do this two things…i think we will be having the respect which we use to get olden days.

By: Ramesh V Bhat

Ramesh V Bhat — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 16:41:02 +0000

Prof Shresha Ballal of Ambalpadi Beedu, during his life time, followed fully the sadacharas he had preached. I am having great admiration for him and congratulate you for publishing the article.

By: Sudeendra Ramesh Rao

Sudeendra Ramesh Rao — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 00:07:11 +0000

This is a wonderful article I have come across. Since it is a small one, it makes me read again and again and keeps reminding my cultures and values. Thanks for sharing such wonderful articles and hope to see many more.