Agastya Muni is considered to be the bridge between North and South India.

Article tells you about the many festivals during these months, festivals across India. Born in the north he settled in the south. He is referred to in the Valmiki Ramayana, is a link between Sanskrit and Tamil literature and is considered to be the founder of the Siddha tradition (is like Ayurveda). The Lalita Sahasranama was composed by Agastya.

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