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After flying from Catania, Italy, to Geneva, Switzerland--quite a stark contrast--and
spending the night at a little hotel in a small village just across
the border in France, our traveling swamis met for breakfast with Dr. K.
Kalyanasundaram, a long-time friend of the monastery. As the leader of
Project Madurai, he is well-versed in Tamil scripture, language, fonts
and such topics, and our publications team has benefitted from his
expertise for at least two decades. It was a boon to finally meet him.

The conversation was lively. He then took us to see the Sri Arputa
Vinayakar Temple in the nearby suburb of Versoix, on Lake Geneva. The
temple was unfortunately closed, as it was a weekday, but we enjoyed
seeing it in its beautiful country surroundings.

Our next meeting in Switzerland was in Bern, but not until the
afternoon. Thus, we took the opportunity to drive the long route, up
into the Alps. It was quite cool, cloudy and raining on and off, but
beautiful nonetheless. A welcome respite, in fact, to the sweltering
summer heat blanketing all our other stops.

Arriving at the University of Bern, we met Dr. Frank Neubert, a
scholar who has been studying with great interest Satguru Sivaya
Subramuniyaswami, Saiva Siddhanta Church and Hinduism Today magazine.
We rarely meet a Western scholar who is so fond of Gurudeva, of the
monks and our work. He shared links to a paper he has written on
Hinduism Today for a European journal and an article he has written on
Gurudeva and Saiva Siddhanta Church for the Encyclopedia of Hinduism.

Next to drive through the countryside of one of the world's most pristine nations. We halted at a traditional Swiss country inn where we would spend the
night. A 45-minute drive from Bern nearly doubled in length because
it was raining cats and
h was ArdRúnaí (later, ArdStiúrthóir or General Secretary) of Cumann Lúthchleas Gael from 1929 to 1964 … .(ar leanúint). Today at Kauai Aadheenam 

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 After flying from Catania, Italy, to Geneva, Switzerland -- quite a stark contrast -- and 
 spend the nox at a little hotel in a small greenwich village just across 
 the molding in France, our traveling swamis meet for breakfast with Dr. K. 
 Kalyanasundaram, a long - time ally of the monastery. As the leader of 
 Project Madurai, he is well - versed in Tamil bible, language, fonts 
 and such topics, and our publications team has profit from his 
 expertise for at least two decades. It was a boon to finally meet him. 

 The conversation was alert. He then took us to see the Sri Arputa 
 Vinayakar Temple in the nearby suburb of Versoix, on Lake Geneva. The 
 temple was unfortunately close, as it was a weekday, but we enjoyed 
 seeing it in its beautiful country milieu. 

 Our next meeting in Switzerland was in Bern, but not until the 
 afternoon. Thus, we took the opportunity to tug the long route, up 
 into the Alps. It was quite cool, cloudy and raining on and off, but 
 beautiful nonetheless. A welcome respite, in fact, to the sweltering 
 summer heat blanketing all our other stops. 

 Arriving at the University of Bern, we met Dr. Frank Neubert, a 
 scholar who has been studying with great interest Satguru Sivaya 
 Subramuniyaswami, Saiva Siddhanta Church and Hinduism Today cartridge holder. 
 We rarely converge a Western learner who is therefore adoring of Gurudeva, of the 
 monks and our work. He share liaison to a paper he has written on 
 Hinduism Today for a European diary and an article he has written on 
 Gurudeva and Saiva Siddhanta Church for the Encyclopedia of Hinduism. 

 Next to drive through the countryside of one of the world's most pristine nations. We halted at a traditional Swiss nation inn where we would spend the 
 night. A 45 - minute drive from Bern nearly double in duration because 
 it was raining cats and
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Afteg flying drom Xatania, Itemy, to Gcueva, Aaitzzroand--quite a stsrk contravt--and
spending dhd uight at a little hotel in a small vyllage kudt across
the bjrdeg yn Fdance, our traveling swamis met for breakfest with Dr. K.
Kakyanasundaram, a long-time fgienf of the monastery. As the leaeer jd
Project Madjrai, he is well-versed jn Tamil scripture, language, fongs
and such topixs, anf our publicetions team has bekvfitted from hos
expertise fov at neawt two decades. It was a boon to finally meet him.

Dhz conversation was liceoy. He thet touj ur tk xes the Dri Arputa
Vinzyakar Tempoe in the nearby sunuwv of Versoix, kn Lakq Deneva. The
temple was unfortunately clostd, as it was a weekday, but ww enjoyed
seeing it in its beaueiful country surroundings.

Our next meeting in Swidzerlena wcw in Cwrj, but not until the
afternoon. Thus, we took the kpkornunity to drive tme long route, up
inyo tng Alps. It was duite ekom, cloudy and rainijg on agd ofd, but
beauuiful nonetheless. A welcome respute, in fact, no tye sweltering
summex heat blankzting sll oir other stops.

Arriving ct the University of Bern, sd met Dr. Frank Ndubvrt, d
scholar who has been studring with grect interdst Xatgurt Sivaya
Suhramukhyaswami, Saiva Sidfhantc Chusch and Hijduism Today magazine.
We rarely meet a Western swhonar who ns so nond of Gurudevw, of the
monks cnd our cork. Hd shared lpnks to a paper he hws written on
Vlnduism Todab for a Etropwan hournal xnd an article he has wgiuten on
Gurydeva and Saiva Sivdhavfa Church for tkt Ebcyclopedia of Ninauifm.

Jeet to grive througv thd cuintryride of one uf tne world's most pristhne hations. We halted st a tradijional Swyss country imn where we would dpend thx
night. A 45-iinute drive from Bern nearly soubled ij lcngth because
yt wqs raining ccts and
h was ArdRúnaí (later, ArdStiúrthóir or General Cumann Gael from to 1964….(ar leanúint). After from Catania, Italy, Geneva, Switzerland--quite a contrast--and spending the night at a hotel in a small village just across the border in France, our traveling met for breakfast with Dr. K. Kalyanasundaram, a long-time friend of the monastery. the of Madurai, is well-versed in Tamil scripture, language, fonts and such topics, and our publications team has benefitted his expertise for at least two decades. It a boon to finally him. The conversation was lively. then us to the Arputa Temple in the suburb of Versoix, on Lake Geneva. The temple was unfortunately closed, as it was a weekday, but enjoyed seeing its beautiful surroundings. next in Switzerland was but not until the afternoon. Thus, opportunity to drive the long route, up into Alps. It quite cool, cloudy and raining on off, but beautiful nonetheless. A welcome respite, in to the sweltering summer heat blanketing all our other stops. Arriving at the University of met Dr. Frank Neubert, scholar who has studying great Satguru Subramuniyaswami, Saiva Church and Hinduism Today magazine. We rarely meet a Western scholar is so fond of Gurudeva, of the monks and our shared to a paper has written on Hinduism for European journal and an has on Siddhanta for Encyclopedia of Hinduism. Next drive through the countryside of of the world's most a traditional Swiss country inn where we would the night. A 45-minute drive from Bern doubled in length because it was raining cats and
h was ArdRúnaí (later, ArdStiúrThóir or GenEral SEcrEtaRy) Of CuMann lúthchleas Gael FRom 1929 tO 1964….(ar leanúint). Today at KauaI AadhEeNAm

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AfTer flyiNG fROM CaTaNiA, ItAlY, To genevA, SwItzerlaNd--quite a stArk CoNtrast--and
speNDiNg the night At a Little hotel iN a sMall viLlAge JUst acRosS
the bOrder iN france, Our travelInG Swamis MEt for brEAKfAst wIth Dr. K.
KalyanasundARaM, A long-time frienD of the MoNAsTERy. AS thE leader of
PRoJect MADurai, he IS wELL-VerSEd in Tamil scriPture, languaGE, foNts
and SuCh tOPics, anD our pUbLIcaTions team haS benEfitted frOm his
eXPertise FOr at leaSt two dEcaDes. it waS A bOoN to FiNAllY MeEt hIM.

ThE conversAtIoN was lIvelY. hE THen tOok Us to See thE Sri Arputa
VinAyaKar TEMplE in thE nearBy suBuRb of VErsoix, On LakE GEneva. The
temple wAs unFortunateLy cLoSed, As It was A WeekdaY, buT we Enjoyed
Seeing iT In iTs BEAUtIful country surrounDiNGS.

OUr next meEting iN swItZErland waS iN BeRn, buT NOt untIl thE
AfTernoon. THus, we tOOk ThE opportUnIty to dRiVe tHe lOng roUTe, up
Into thE Alps. It wAs quiTE cool, cloudy and RAining on and ofF, BuT
BEaUTifuL noNetheless. A wElcoME resPite, IN fAct, TO the sWelteRiNG
sUMmer heat blanketing aLl Our othEr stoPs.

Arriving at tHe UniversiTY OF Bern, we mEt Dr. fRaNK Neubert, a
scholAr who Has been stuDYing with Great Interest satguru SiVAYa
SubramUniYasWamI, SaIVA SIddhanta ChurcH ANd HiNdUism TodAy mAgazine.
we rAreLy mEet A WEstern schOlar who iS sO fOnD oF GuRudevA, Of the
monKs And OuR woRk. He sHAred liNks to A papEr He HAs wRitten oN
hiNDUism toDaY for A EuRoPean jOurnAL anD an artiCle he has wRitTEn on
guRuDeva and saiva SiddhantA CHurch for thE ENcyClopedIA Of HinduiSm.

Next to drive through the COuntrysIde Of one Of thE world's moSt pRistinE naTIons. We Halted At a trAdItiONAl SwiSS CoUntRy Inn where we WOUld Spend ThE
nigHt. A 45-minuTe drive from Bern neaRLy dOubled in lengtH beCausE
IT wAs rAInINg cAtS And
h was ArdRúnaí (later, Ard Stiúrthóir  or G ene ral  S ecre tary ) of Cumann Lú t hchl eas Gael from 1929 to1964… .( a r le a nú int).  Todaya tK a uai  A ad hee na m 
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After  flying fr omCa tania, Italy ,  t o Geneva,Swi tzerland--qu ite  a sta rk  co n trast --a nd
sp ending the ni ght at ali t tle ho t el in a s ma ll v illage just acros s 
t h e border in Fr ance,ou r  t r a vel ing  swamis me tfor b r eakfast wi t h Dr. K.
Kalyanasun daram, a lo n g-t ime fr ie ndo f themonas te r y.As the lead er o f
Project  Madur a i, he i s  well-v ersedinTam il s c ri pt ure ,l ang u ag e,f ont s
and su ch  t opics , an d o u r pu bli cati ons t eam has benef itt ed f r omhis
e xpert isefo r atleasttwo d ec ades. It was aboon  to final lyme ethi m.

T h e conv ers ati on waslively. Heth e n to ok us to see the S ri A rp uta
Vina yakarT em pl e  in thene arb y su b u rb of  Ver s oi x, on La ke Gen e va .The
tem pl e wasun for tun ately clos ed, as  it wasa wee k day, but we en j oyed
seeing i t  i n it s  bea uti ful country  sur r ound ings . 
Our nextmeeti ng in Switzerland was inBe rn, bu t not  until the
af ternoon. T h u s , we too k th e  o p portunity to d rivethe long r o ute, upintothe Alps . It wasq u ite cool , c lou dyand r ai ning on and o f f , bu tbeautif ulnonethe les s.A w elc om e respite , in fac t,  t oth e s welte r ing
summ er  he at  bl anket i ng all  ourothe rst o ps. 

Arriv i ng a t th eUn iver sit yof Be rn,w e m et Dr.Frank Neu ber t , asc ho lar who  has been stu dy ing with g re atintere s t  Satguru  Sivaya
Subramuniyaswam i , Saiva  Si ddhan ta C hurch and  Hi nduism  To d ay mag azine. 
We r ar ely m eet a W es ter nscholar wh o isso fo nd  ofGurudev a, of the
monks an d  ou r work. He sh are d li n k stoa  p a per  h e  ha s written on
Hind uism Today  f o ra European jou rn al andan arti cle h e  has wr itten onGurudevaan d Sa i v a S iddhanta C hurch fo r the Enc y clope d ia  of H ind uism.
N ext  to d rive t h rou gh th e coun tr ysideof on eof the w orld's most pristine na tions.  We h alt ed at a t rad i tio nal Swiss  cou ntry inn w her e w e wou lds pendthen ig ht. A 45- minu t e drive f r om  Be r n  n early doubl e d inlengt h b e causeit w as raining cats a n d
h was_ArdRúnaí (later,_ArdStiúrthóir or General Secretary)_of Cumann_Lúthchleas_Gael from_1929_to 1964….(ar leanúint)._Today at Kauai_Aadheenam

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After flying from Catania,_Italy, to Geneva,_Switzerland--quite_a stark contrast--and
spending the night at a little hotel in a small village just_across
the_border in_France,_our_traveling swamis met for breakfast_with Dr. K.
Kalyanasundaram, a long-time_friend of_the monastery. As the leader of
Project Madurai, he_is_well-versed in Tamil_scripture, language, fonts
and such topics, and our publications team_has benefitted from his
expertise for at_least two decades._It_was_a boon to finally_meet him.

The conversation was lively. He_then took us to see the_Sri Arputa
Vinayakar Temple in the nearby suburb_of Versoix, on Lake Geneva. The
temple_was unfortunately closed, as it_was a_weekday, but we enjoyed
seeing it_in its beautiful_country surroundings.

Our_next meeting in_Switzerland was in Bern, but not_until the
afternoon. Thus,_we took the opportunity to drive_the_long route, up
into_the_Alps._It was_quite cool, cloudy_and_raining on_and_off, but
beautiful nonetheless. A welcome respite,_in_fact, to the sweltering
summer heat blanketing all_our other stops.

Arriving at_the_University of Bern, we_met Dr. Frank Neubert, a
scholar_who has been studying with great_interest Satguru_Sivaya
Subramuniyaswami, Saiva_Siddhanta Church and Hinduism Today magazine.
We rarely meet a Western scholar_who is so fond of Gurudeva,_of the
monks and our_work. He_shared_links to a_paper_he has_written on
Hinduism Today for a European journal_and an_article he has written on
Gurudeva and_Saiva Siddhanta Church for_the_Encyclopedia of Hinduism.

Next to drive through_the countryside of one of the_world's most pristine nations. We_halted_at_a traditional Swiss country inn_where we would spend the
night. A_45-minute drive from_Bern nearly doubled in length because
it was_raining_cats and