Guest guest Posted January 23, 2004 Report Share Posted January 23, 2004 There is a commentary on Lalita Sahasranama called "Parimala" in Telugu by a great scholar well-versed in Vedanta and Srividya named Shri Simhambhatla RamaMurthy garu, whose Srividya diksha name is Sri Jnananandanatha. Sri Jnananandanatha is author of the famous work by name Sarada Catusshati which is rare work in which, "the technical expressions of Srividya have all been neatly accomadated within the structure of Advaita" according to S.K Ramachandra Rao of kalpatharu research academy. Composed in 1930, Sarada Catusshati is dedicated to the HH Shri ChandraSekhara Bharathi swamin of Sringeri pitha. Sri Jnananandanatha is the disciple of Shri Satyanandanatha. Sri Satyanandanatha learnt vedanta from HH Shri Shivabhinava Nrsimha Bharati Swamin. It is also said that, HH Sri Chandrasekhara Bharati swamin consulted Sri Satyanandanatha on matters relating to Srividya. Hence, I guess Shri Jnananandanatha's commentary on LS is more acceptable to Sringeri matha than Bhaskararaya's Saubhagya Bhaskara, at some points where there might be some kaula slant in saubhagya bhaskara. The details of the publication of the commentary are as follows: Title: Lalita Sahasranama Stotramu (Namavali Sahitamu, Brahma Shri Simhambhatla RamaMurthy Satrulu vari parimalamanu andhra tatparya sahitamu) Publisher: Vavilla Ramaswamy Sastrulu and Sons, 26, Ramanuja Iyer street, Chennai- 600 021. Rgds Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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