Guest guest Posted October 25, 1996 Report Share Posted October 25, 1996 Sri Sundareshan said in Dayashatakam: >>> Daya --- 57 verses Karuna -- 27 " Krupa -- 11 " Anukampa-- 11 " Total 106 verses "kshama" seems to me more as having the flavour of "forgivance" than pure unalloyed "mercy" which the other synonyms connote.So I am leaving it out.<<<<< Why leave out Kshama? In a way KSHAMA is the EXPRESSION of Daya, Karuna , Krupa and Anukampa . These are sort of prerequisites for kshama. Daya, Karuna, Krupa and Anukampa are feelings, Kshama is the actual act. It perhaps takes 57 ounces of daya, 27 ounces of karuna, 11 ounces of krupa and 11 ounces of anukampa to ahve 2 ounces worth of Kshama! You also said: >>>>>Two verses, No.8 and No.46, do not seem to contain any synonym (for Daya).<<< Verse no. 8 contains two words with implied meanings to Daya : Nishamayatu and Bhaktadosheshvadarshanam Nishamayatu means let karunakataksham be bestowed Bhaktadosheshvadarshanam which can be split into: Bhaktadosheshu+adarshanam means overlooking the faults of bhaktas. This is Daya. Verse 46 contains Prayunkte, which is translated to : will bestow mercy. Sincerely, K. Sreekrishna (Tatachar) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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