Tirupati Thirumala - Seven Hills

Sriman Narayana - Venkateswara Devotional Song

http://www.karnatik.com/c1040.shtml

Sri Venkat Suprabhat / Stotra / Prapati / Mangal

http://www.nandanmenon.com/SriVenkateswaraSuprabhatam.htm

ltham vrishachala paterlha suprabhatham
Ye manava: prathidinam patithum pravrutha:
Thesham prabhatha samaye smruthirangabhhajam
Praghayam paraartha subhalaam paramaam prasoothe

Sri Venkatesa Suprabhatam consists of four parts:

Suprabhatam,
Sri Venkatesa Stothram,
Prapatti, and
Mangalasasanam.

It was composed around 1500 by Sri Prativadi Bhayankaram Annan Swami, a disciple of Sri Manavala Mamuni, who also composed Sri Ranganatha Suprabhatam.

In Pictures
http://www.vishuji.org/vensup.htm

Tube / Slides
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Venkatesa+Suprabhatam
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Climbing Tirumala hills

http://srinivasa-kalyana.blogspot.com/2011/01/climbing-tirumala-hills.html

awanderingmind

http://www.awanderingmind.in/search/label/Tirupati

Vayu and Shesha

Vayu (God of Wind) and Seshu (the snake on whom Lord Vishnu resides in Vaikuntham) fights with each other on the issue of 'who is the strongest?'. Seshu says that he is the greatest and strongest because he has Lord Vishnu on him taking rest! He bears the great God, so he is greatest. Then Narada enters the scene.

To decide who is the strongest, Narada asks Vayu first to lift a large mountain and throw it away. Then comes the turn of Seshu who has to lift the mountain and throw it away. Even on exerting great force, Seshu could not lift it but he himself becomes a victim, of the great weight of mountain which falls on him. Seshu, who is hitherto living under the mirage of ego of himself being the strongest, prays Lord Vishnu and asks Him to regain him from the mighty mountain. Lord Vishnu thereby saves Seshu, who now prays the Lord to be seated on him again, as usual. Lord Vishnu asks him to wait until He reincarnates on the Earth as Srinivasa. Seshadri, one of the seven sacred hills, is the mountain on which Lord Venkateswara stands now in Tirumala.