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- Leelawathy_Ramanathan abstract "Leelawathy Ramanathan (née R. L. Harrison in 1870) was the Australia-born wife of Ponnambalam Ramanathan.Lady Ramanathan was an Englishwoman who was born in Australia where her father was into gold mining. All references to her maiden name record her only as R.L. Harrison. She, as a young woman, had been attracted by the Theosophical Movement in Australia and, searching for further spiritual enlightenment, arrived in Ceylon where Sir Ponnambalam Ramanathan became her guru. Later she married Ramanathan who had been a widower for many years. She became a Hindu and took the name Leelavathi. After the reformed Council years, they spent much of their time in Kodaikanal where they had three houses, Ammanadi, Sivanadi, and Muruganadi . When Sir Ramanathan died in 1924, she took to wearing the white of a Hindu widow, built the Kurinji Andavar temple in her husband’s memory, overlooking the Palani shrine of Lord Muruga and the slopes that would be covered with kurinji flowers, and would worship there every afternoon.".
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- Leelawathy_Ramanathan wikiPageWikiLink Australia.
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- Leelawathy_Ramanathan wikiPageWikiLink English_language.
- Leelawathy_Ramanathan wikiPageWikiLink Given_name.
- Leelawathy_Ramanathan wikiPageWikiLink Hindu.
- Leelawathy_Ramanathan wikiPageWikiLink Hinduism.
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- Leelawathy_Ramanathan wikiPageWikiLink Ramayana.
- Leelawathy_Ramanathan wikiPageWikiLink File:Kurinji_Andavar_Temple.jpg.
- Leelawathy_Ramanathan wikiPageWikiLinkText "Leelawathy Ramanathan".
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- Leelawathy_Ramanathan subject Category:1870_births.
- Leelawathy_Ramanathan subject Category:Australian_Hindus.
- Leelawathy_Ramanathan subject Category:Australian_emigrants_to_Sri_Lanka.
- Leelawathy_Ramanathan subject Category:Converts_to_Hinduism.
- Leelawathy_Ramanathan subject Category:Hindu_activists.
- Leelawathy_Ramanathan subject Category:Hindu_writers.
- Leelawathy_Ramanathan subject Category:Sri_Lankan_Hindus.
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- Leelawathy_Ramanathan hypernym Wife.
- Leelawathy_Ramanathan type Person.
- Leelawathy_Ramanathan type Writer.
- Leelawathy_Ramanathan type Activist.
- Leelawathy_Ramanathan type Writer.
- Leelawathy_Ramanathan comment "Leelawathy Ramanathan (née R. L. Harrison in 1870) was the Australia-born wife of Ponnambalam Ramanathan.Lady Ramanathan was an Englishwoman who was born in Australia where her father was into gold mining. All references to her maiden name record her only as R.L. Harrison. She, as a young woman, had been attracted by the Theosophical Movement in Australia and, searching for further spiritual enlightenment, arrived in Ceylon where Sir Ponnambalam Ramanathan became her guru.".
- Leelawathy_Ramanathan label "Leelawathy Ramanathan".
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- Leelawathy_Ramanathan sameAs Q6516297.
- Leelawathy_Ramanathan wasDerivedFrom Leelawathy_Ramanathan?oldid=699089447.
- Leelawathy_Ramanathan depiction Kurinji_Andavar_Temple.jpg.
- Leelawathy_Ramanathan isPrimaryTopicOf Leelawathy_Ramanathan.