అధ్యాయము 1 - భాగము 1
http://sripadavallabhadigambara.blogspot.in/2011/10/1-1.html
అధ్యాయము 1 - భాగము 2
http://sripadavallabhadigambara.blogspot.in/2011/10/1-2.html
అధ్యాయము 1 - భాగము 3
చరితామృత రచయిత శంకరభట్టు, వ్యాఘ్రేశ్వర శర్మల వృత్తాంతము - భాగము 3
అధ్యాయము-2 భాగము-1
శంకరభట్టునకు శ్రీ సిద్ధ యోగీంద్ర దర్శనం- భాగము 1
http://sripadavallabhadigambara.blogspot.com/2011/10/2_26.html
అధ్యాయము 8
దత్తావతారముల వర్ణనము - భాగము 1
బ్రహ్మజ్ఞానము కొరకు తపించువారు బ్రాహ్మణులు.
అధ్యాయము 10
నరసింహమూర్తుల వర్ణనము - భాగము 3
శ్రీపాదుల వారి స్వరూపము
http://sripadavallabha.org/sv/downloads/?lang=te
Lord Dattatreya happened to manifest in the 14th century as Srīpāda Srīvallabha in Pīthikapuram, East Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh, South India. He lived for 30 years in the body, conducted extraordinary acts, and taught in the simplest way the Synthesis of Wisdom. He proclaimed himself that He would be reborn two more times, one time as Narasimha Saraswati and another time as Swami Samarth. Through these three incarnations, He fairly established a way of life where Synthesis of
Wisdom is followed in daily life. He simplified many an orthodox practice. He laid a simple path to the truth, devoid of technicalities and specialties, which enabled common men and women to follow the Path of Light.
The biography of Srīpāda Srīvallabha (1320 – 1350) was written by a contemporary, Shankar Bhatt.
The book has a strange history: after the disappearance of Srīpāda, Shankar Bhatt continues to live in Kuruvapuram for three more years completing the text — and Srīpāda appears to him every night at midnight. After finishing the Charitāmrutam, he reads it with five persons. He knows from Srīpāda that it won’t be published immediately: after a Telugu version is created, his Sanskrit version will vanish and will be transported to a subterranean location under the birthplace of Srīpāda.
The Telugu version will come to light in the 33rd generation of the family of Srīpāda’s maternal grandfather after a certain sign for this is given. Then the book will be published and it will be translated into many languages, including German. Srīpāda’s name will start spreading all over the world and millions of people will be attracted to His Samsthan, the temple at the birthplace of Srīpāda.
The sign for the reappearance of the book was given in 1999 to Malladi Govinda Deekshitulu, a member of the 33rd generation of the family of Srīpāda’s maternal grandfather. He copied the Telugu text from the old manuscript. Then he immersed the old copy in the Krishna River at Vijayawada as prophesied and brought a copy to the Samsthan for the publication of the book.
Ud. 15.4.2023
Pub 8.9.2013
