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**doctorzlo** · 11-28-2005, 12:04 AM

If the pUjari himself is the admin of temple, then you have a problem as pointed out. I suppose those devotees who financially support such temple may be able to influence the puJari in admin matters.

There must be people around who would be able to influence. I helped a pujari He is so grateful. If I ask him to sing "masil viiNayum
maalai mathiyamum". he sings. Special treatment and regard for me. Sometimes I ask him sing in Sanskrit. He does.

The world is not that rigid as we sometimes imagine. There are various ways of doing things.

11-28-2005, 12:04 AM	#28
doctorzlo Join Date Jun 2006 Posts 4,488 Senior Member	If the pUjari himself is the admin of temple, then you have a problem as pointed out. I suppose those devotees who financially support such temple may be able to influence the puJari in admin matters. There must be people around who would be able to influence. I helped a pujari He is so grateful. If I ask him to sing "masil viiNayum maalai mathiyamum". he sings. Special treatment and regard for me. Sometimes I ask him sing in Sanskrit. He does. The world is not that rigid as we sometimes imagine. There are various ways of doing things.
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