Ramanand Sagar's Ramayan & Shri Krishna CC#2 DONE! - Page 72

Originally posted by: lola610

Awww thanks a ton Aishicakes, really glad you liked them 🤗 Of course I've got Soja Lalla pics, it's my jam 😆 Here they are:

Originally posted by: ...PARiNA...

thanks lola for the update.

here's the one i made... a very simple one.
just wanted to show
4 sons n 4 daughters
4 brothers n 4 sisters
4 husbands n 4 wives
n 4 couples in one. 😛




n this is 1 more vdo i made.
i merged meera n jsk in it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbNnGtcclD4
for this vdo i like to thank lalitha , who taught me avi n lola the founder of avi 😃

Originally posted by: lola610

I guess now is a good time to share some of the gorgeous mytho sigs that our other friends recently made for me... feel free to use!

this one is from Swati:


And this one is from Shikha:

Originally posted by: lola610

A couple of new sigs off of the SiyaRam loneliness song, Ek Van Mein... very beautiful, touching lyrics, I'll post them soon... until then, hope you like!

Originally posted by: sita11

Rukminiji peeping from a rose bush 😊

Originally posted by: _LalithaJanaki_

Woooow, very nice siggie Parina!👏 The couples all look gorgeous in one siggy!😃

And superb avi! The bhajan is sooooooooo nice and you have inserted great clips into it!😛

Aww, thanks for the compliment but you did the work.😳

Originally posted by: _LalithaJanaki_

Guys, here are two siggies I made before going to sleep...hope you like them.😳 The first is based on one of my favorite verses in the Hanuman Chalisa and the second is another painting inspired one....it didn't turn out like I wanted it to but I hope you guys will like it anyway.😳

Guys, this is a siggie of a telugu Saint Tyagaraja Swami, who was a Carnatic Music composer (May 2, 1767 - January 6, 1847) who composed more than thousands of compositions on his favorite God, Lord Rama, that it is impossiblke to keep count of the exact number of his compositions. Saint Tyagaraja lived in utter poverty his whole life but he devoted each day of his life to writing a different composition of Ramji. It is said that he did not eat in the morning until he composed a new kriti extolling Ramji, Sitaji, and the other great characters of the holy epic Ramayana. He also wrote some kritis on Lord Krishna and Lord Venkateswara, but the majority were on Ramji.