Guest guest Posted November 15, 1998 Report Share Posted November 15, 1998 +AD4APg-Dear Sri.Kannan, +AD4APg-going by both sthalapuranam and by historic records,SriRanganatha's +AD4APg-sannadi was earlier to parthasartathy. +AD4APg-our freind /Emperuman Sriparthasarathy only +AD4APg-came as a guest there.(onda vanthava perumal) +AD4APg-it is natural that during first alwar period and thriumazhisai alwar, +AD4APg-it was only Ranganatha the main diety in that temple and Sri +AD4APg-Parthasarathi +AD4APg-sannadhi was not existent. +AD4APg-even today Sri Vedavalli thayar(presiding thayar) is only associated +AD4APg-with Srui Ranganatha and +AD4APg-not with our freind Sri parthasarathi. +AD4APg-regards +AD4APg-K.M.Narayanan. Sri Bhu Nilla Devi Sametha Sri Parthasarathy Swami Ne Namaha : I wish to submit the following : I have read and heard this argument that Sri Ranganathar shrine in Triplicane is older than Sri Parthasarathy. I dont necessarily buy that. Because Peyalwar who is a Mudhal Alwar and his pasuram refers directly to Sri Parthasarathy Perumal. Vandudhaitha Vendiraigal Sempavala Vennmutham Andhi Viallakum Anni Vilakkaam Endhai Oru Valli Thamarayall Onriya seer marbhan, Thiruvallikenni yaan chenru. And based on this for all nityapadi and for all important occassions Munram Thiruvandhadhi +ACI-Thirukkanden+ACI- is used for Thodakkam for all the emberumans in this kshethram. Clearly +ACI-Endhai Oruvalli Thamarayal Onriya seer Marbaan+ACI- is Sri Venkatakrishnan who adores Lakshmi in his Chest to this day. Sri Bakthisaran 's period is after mudhal alwars and there is no debate on that. O.K., Sri Vedavalli Thayar is not the presiding thayar, Sri Rukmani is and of course Sri Vedavalli is associated only with Sri Ranganathar. I would encourage you (Sri KM Narayanan) to refer to Geethacharyan as Sri Rukmani Sametha Sri Venkatakrshnan or Sri Krishnan and NOT as +ACI-Onda vandha perumal+ACI- Forgiive me for any mistakes. Adyen Murali Vanamamalai Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 18, 1998 Report Share Posted November 18, 1998 >Sri Murali wrote..... > > Sri Bhu Nilla Devi Sametha Sri Parthasarathy Swami Ne Namaha : > >I wish to submit the following : > >I have read and heard this argument that Sri Ranganathar shrine in >Triplicane is older than Sri Parthasarathy. I dont necessarily buy that. >Because Peyalwar who is a Mudhal Alwar and his pasuram refers directly to >Sri Parthasarathy Perumal. > > Vandudhaitha Vendiraigal Sempavala Vennmutham > Andhi Viallakum Anni Vilakkaam > Endhai Oru Valli Thamarayall Onriya seer marbhan, > Thiruvallikenni yaan chenru. > >And based on this for all nityapadi and for all important occassions >Munram Thiruvandhadhi +ACI-Thirukkanden+ACI- is used for Thodakkam for all the >emberumans in this kshethram. Clearly +ACI-Endhai Oruvalli Thamarayal Onriya >seer Marbaan+ACI- is Sri Venkatakrishnan who adores Lakshmi in his Chest to this >day. Sri Bakthisaran 's period is after mudhal alwars and there is no >debate on that. > >O.K., Sri Vedavalli Thayar is not the presiding thayar, Sri Rukmani is and >of course Sri Vedavalli is associated only with Sri Ranganathar. > >I would encourage you (Sri KM Narayanan) to refer to Geethacharyan as Sri >Rukmani Sametha Sri Venkatakrshnan or Sri Krishnan and NOT as +ACI-Onda vandha >perumal+ACI- > > >Forgiive me for any mistakes. > >Adyen >Murali Vanamamalai > > > srimathe Ramanujaya namaha: Most Dear Sri Murali, sorry for replying you late. Well i appreciate your love towards Sri Parthasarathi. However, i do not support your view. I would like to addd the following. In Munram thiruvandadhi- the pasuram, Vandudhaitha Vendiraigal Sempavala Vennmutham > Andhi Viallakum Anni Vilakkaam > Endhai Oru Valli Thamarayall Onriya seer marbhan, > Thiruvallikenni yaan chenru. > does not refer to Sri parthasarathi. the words "oru valli thamaraiyan onniya seer marvan" both verbatim and the purport of alwar only refers to "a person whose thiru marbu is decorated by the Goddess Sri.Lakshmi" this is a comman usage of alwars when they refer to Emperuman. in sanskrit, we can say Srinivasan,Srivathsan,Srivathsangan all this refers to the "oru valli thamaraiyan onnisys seer marvan" this is no way a direct reference to Sri Parthasarathi . while i give this explanation, i am also lucky to refer to Sri.PBA'S swamy's "divyartha Deepika" published in in 1929. i give here verbatim translataion of some of the lines in the pasauram , "oru alli thamaraiyal"--- the piraati whose place is the lotus which has got beatiful petals. "senru onniya seer marban"-- such lakshmi who has taken as her place in such beatiful thirumarbu. "vanthu uthaitha venthiraigal..muttham"-- due to the white surf of the sea, you find white pearls and red pavazham. "anthi vilakkum anivilakkam"-which has deepams which connotes sandhya kalam. Further, reciting munram thiruvanthathi during amavasai,ekadesi etc, is a normal practice in many divya desams . not only in triplicane. i wish some of our members throw light on this. i think you were offended by my reference to Sri Parthasarathi as "onda vantha perumal" i apologise for this. it is only due to my immense love to that lord. we in lighter vein in triplicane refer to him as "karuppan", "thalaivar" etc. however, the bottom line is that "Senthamizpaduvar"(muthal alwars") and also bakthisaran do not refer to Sri Parthasarathi when they sung on this divya desam. Adiyen Ramanuja Dasan, K.M.Narayanan ____ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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