Guest guest Posted June 5, 1997 Report Share Posted June 5, 1997 Krishna, Though without a doubt the charama sloka (Gita 18.66) is perhaps the only explicit statement of prapatti as an independent means to moksha, is not prapatti implicit throughout, at least according to our acharyas? This is what I gathered from reading a few stray passages of some explanations of Ramanuja's Gitabhashya by latter day acharyas, so my knowledge is by no means thorough. However, the statement "mAm eva ye prapadyante mayAm etAm taranti te" (those indeed who seek refuge in Me cross over this mAya) is understood as referring to prapatti in all its aspects, is it not? Mani Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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