Interpretation

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Dear Sri Anantha Padmanabhan

 

on 8/14/98 8:30 PM you wrote :

 

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Adiyen : The intention of Sri Ramesh has been unfortunately

interpreted wrongly by

Sri Venkatesh & adiyen can understand that it would have hurt him

very badly. But ,

Sri Venkatesh didn't project that "hurt" in his later postings & was

kind in taking that

also somewhat lightly though he couldn't have digested his

interpretation of Sri Ramesh's statement .

 

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First, please accept my sincere apologies, because my wordings in my

post made you think that I have misinterpreted and I have been hurt.

 

In reality no. I did not interpret what Sri Ramesh wrote as "against

the ThiruvallikkENi vaasees". Actually Sri Ramesh was very much right

in writing ".. altogether different in executing it day-in and

day-out..". None of us, atleast, to be true, myself, are strictly

following what Krishna has said in Bhagavadh Gita day-in and day-out.

My interpretation was Sri Ramesh is exactly bringing out this point.

 

Actually the thrust in my lines on the above is only that "Just

because the prapannas are not following, exactly, what the

GeethAchAryan has said, the PerumAL in the Divya DEsam does not lose

His prominence to another PerumAL in another Divya DEsam. Here this

was Ahobilam. I was only presenting my view that ThiruvallikkENi,

Srirangam, ThiruvEngadam and Thiruatthiyur emberumAns are "osatthi"

compared to Ahobilam. Once again this a part of the divine argument

that is going on.

 

I also concluded that "..I have no disregards for Ahobilam in anyway

or could there be any for anybody. All the above is meant only in a

lighter vein."

 

So, I reiterate that I have not misterpreted what Sri Ramesh wrote and

also that I has not hurt me in any way. I once again place my sincere

apologies if I have hurt any one's feeling.

 

adiyEn RAmAnuja dAsan

 

Thirumalai Vinjamoor Venkatesh