Guest guest Posted August 10, 2000 Report Share Posted August 10, 2000 nR^ipaH means king. In this context it can be interpreted as jiiva, as jiiva is the (apparent) ruler of the body. SHE has the jiiva under HER control. This does not mean that the jiiva does not have freedom of action (puruShaakara), but it is limited. SHE controls the jiiva based on the puurva karma. During HER avatara as paaNDya raajakumaari (daughter of maladhvaja paaNdhyan) SHE defeated many kings and brought them under HER control. HER conquest stopped only at the gates of kailasha when SHE met HER Lord (shiva). More details of this can be found in thiruviLaiyaaDal puraaNam. AUM nR^ipavashyakaryai namaH Corrections and comments are welcome. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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