Guest guest Posted January 7, 1999 Report Share Posted January 7, 1999 thirup pAvai - part 26 - kumaran and singam Sri ANDAL thiruvadikaLE saraNam Dear bAgawathAs, Prior to going into the next line we have to pause and enjoy the "kavi nayam" of ANDAL. She addressed her bridegroom in two different ways. Why would she address HIM as "nandagOpan's kumaran" and "yasOdhai ilam singam"? It is said that every time Sri Krishna does any "mischief" and then the Aychiyars make a complaint to the Father. When the Father enquires with HIM, it seems SriKrishna will pretend to be a very innocent person and will swear that HE didnot do anything wrong. While doing HE will maintian all protocols and respects. (remember Father is the AchAryA sthAnam). So his Father will be impressed with all these and ignore all the complaints and feel proud of HIS son. Father Son relationship is something unique (as similar to AchAryA ShishyAL relationship) that one can only understad this by going through this. Due to this extraordinary relationship the Lord is addressed as "nandagOpan kumaran". When the Aaychiyars come and lodge a protest to yasOdhai it seems yasOdhai will want to severly punish him. But Lord will get "angry" with her and will jump on her as similar to a "lion" having its "seeRRam". In this episode it is said that our Lord thus reacts differently to the mother and hence HE is addressed as "yasOdhai ilam singam". ie The Lord reacts as a "kumaran" to His Father (AchAryA) and behaves like a "singam" to HIS mother. The AchArya thatthuvam and mantra upadEsam have been dealt in the previous postings. The inner meaning of current line is one of the end result of the mantra siddhi discussed earlier. ie "prathayakasha darshanam" or nEtra darsanam. Prior to discussing that we will deal the meanings of the tamil words used in this line. Sri ANDAL thiruvadikaLE saraNam Sampath Rengarajan ____ 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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