Sampradaya Bhajana Vidyalayam

28/09/2026

Invoking Guruvayurappan describing his beautiful face 🙏🏻
Heres the starting song Kasthuri Thilakam Narayanam bhaje🙏🏻 by our guru Tripunithura P S Ramachandran bhagavathar

30/08/2026

Ram Ram
Kindly Place your orders at the link https://www.sbvtpra.org/book-launch
For Sree Rama Ashtapadi book 📕 in Malayalam

30/08/2026

Jai Sree Ram🙏🏻

Enjoy a very clean recording of ‘SREE RAMA ASHTAPADI’, rendered by Tripunithura P S Ramachandran bhagavathar& team at Vathakkat Chandana Mariyamman Kovil.

Just a miss that the recording could be done only from the 4th ashtapadii onwards..
Sree Ramaashtapadi takes us through the entire Valmiki Ramayanam.

Bhajan done as a prt of celebrations at Chandana mariammam Temple, ...

27/08/2026

Release of Ramashtapadi in Malayalam

Ram Ram!

Sri Raamashtapadi is a Sanskrit poetic work composed by Sri Ramakavi that narrates the life and stories of Lord Rama, following the storyline of Valmiki Ramayanam, and in the literary format of Jayadeva's Gita Govindam.

Sampradaya Bhajana Vidyalayam is blessed to publish this work on Malayalam for the first time ever.

Please visit the below website to place your order. Cost is Rs 120 plus shipping charge.

https://www.sbvtpra.org/book-launch

Please do share among those interested too. 🙏🙏🙏

04/08/2026

Siva Siva🙏🏻
SBV family at Trippunithura mourns the SivaLokaPrapthi of our dear Kulatthu Maama🙏🏻🙏🏻

Sri S. Kulathu Iyer (91) attained satgati at the lotus feet of God, today (Aug 4) at his residence.

Throughout his life, even as a nonageneraian despite his deteriorating health conditions , he had been continuing his regular bhajans at the Tripunithura Madappilly Samooha Madom, Namadwar, and all temples in Tripunithura, all through the week, until recent times.

In recognition of his devotion and commitment to Naama Sankeertanam, Sampradaya Bhajana Vidyalayam had honoured him with the title 'Naama Prachaara Ratna' in 2013. Sri Kulathu Iyer, along with late R Gopalakrishna Iyer were the first recipients of this title in the first Bhajanotsavam ever conducted by Sampradaya Bhajana Vidyalayam.

Such was Kulathu mama's commitment to bhajan that he was extremely particular to always start on time, and seldom had he missed a bhajan. Rain or shine, light or dark, he would tirelessly walk his way to attend all Bhajans without fail.

Mama always sang very familiar and simple namavalees, in a distinct and booming voice, making it easy even for laymen to follow and sing along.

SBV feels grateful that we were able to be associated with Sri Kulathu mama, and offer our namaskarams to the departed soul.

Sri Kulathu Mama will always be remembered for his sincerity, commitment and devotion.

Ram Ram.

02/08/2026

Unchavrithi by Tripunithura Sri P S Ramachandran Bhagavathar at Sri Chakkamkulangara temple in connection with Bhajanotsavam

02/08/2026

https://www.youtube.com/live/VngTa8qYmt8?si=7bH-0ICnPkT-RUpO

🔴LIVE:| 02.08.2026 | UNCHAVRUTHY | CHAKKAMKKULANGARA...

01/08/2026

Sampradaya Bhajan has a place for all spiritual traditions. Aadu paambe is usually rendered towards the end of the deepa pradakshinam. What is the significance? In Indian spiritual traditions—particularly within Tamil Siddha literature—the refrain "Aadu Paampe" (meaning "Dance, O Snake!" or "Dance, Thou Cobra!") carries deep esoteric significance. It is the signature refrain used at the end of every verse composed by Pambatti Siddhar (one of the revered 18 Siddhars or Tamil mystic sages).

​While appearing outwardly as a snake charmer singing to a cobra, the poem is a powerful spiritual allegory for mind control, inner energy transformation, and liberation.