Errata on nAcciyAr tirumozhi kuyil 5 & 6 pasurams

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pASuram 5.5 (fifth tirumozhi - pAsuram 5 men-naDai annam)

 

 

SrI PVP posed the following question to SrI na~njIyar:

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(SrI nampiLLai posed the following question to SrI na~njIyar:)

 

"In the previous pASuram ANDAL laments that she is

suffering because she is not able to get the tONi

called SrIvaikunTham - vaikunTham enbadu Or tONi perAdu

uzhalginRen.

 

pASuram 5.6 (fifth tirumozhi - pAsuram 6 ettiSaiyum amarar)

 

tattuvanai - tattuvan here refers to His being the sole

reason for her existence. This is why she is asking the

kuyil to go and invite Him even though He is tormenting her

by not revealing Himself to her. In this context SrI PVP

refers to a conversation between him and SrI na~njIyar from

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(refers to a conversation between SrI nampiLLai and SrI na~njIyar from)

 

an incident in SrImad rAmAyaNa. The question he posed to

na~njIyar was "How come sIta was just shedding tears when

she was shown the fictitious head of Lord rAma by rAvaNa,

and how was it that her life did not depart on seeing

rAma's severed head?".

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Thanks Mani, for pointing out that the lineage is:

 

Ramanuja-Embaar-Parasara Bhattar-Nanjiyar-Nampillai-PVP ...

 

and that "PVP would have been too young to have carried on a

lengthy discussion with nampiLLai" and also thanks Varadan, for

confirming this with SrI puttUr swAmi's explanation of

SrI PVP's vyAkyAnam. SrI PVP says in these two vyAkyAnams:

"nAn kEttEn" which translates to "I asked nanIyar", but SrI

puttUr swAmy explains this as "nampiLLai nanjIyaraik kETTAr"

(nampiLLai asked nanjIyar).

 

Due to my ignorance on the lineage and also on the way to interpret

SrI PVP's vyAkyAnams, I had posted them as SrI PVP asking SrI nanjIyar.

I now understand the lineage issue, but I am still not comfortable

with the way of interpreting the vyAkyAnam.

 

I apologize for any mistakes I make in interpreting SrI PVP.

 

adiyEn,

kalyani Krishnamachari