Guest guest Posted August 21, 1999 Report Share Posted August 21, 1999 SrI: SrI ANDAL samEta SrI rangamannAr tiruvaDigaLE SaraNam nAcciyAr tirumozhi IX - Sindurac cempoDi pASuram 9.8 (ninth tirumozhi - pAsuram 8 kAlai ezhundirundu) kuruvikkaNa`ngaL mAlin varavu Solluginrana kAlai ezhundirundu kariya kurivik kaNa`ngaL mAlin varavu Solli maruL pADUdal meimmai kolO? Solai malaip perumAn tuvarApati em perumAn Alin ilaip perumAn avan vArttai uraikkinRadE A. Meaning from SrImAn SaDagOpan's tamizh treatise: After inviting kaNNan to have her akkAravaDiSal, godai is waiting for His arrival; night passes and the sun rises. In early dawn, the dark sparrows wake up and make noises, which, to ANDAL sound like they are singing and announcing the arrival of jagannAthan, the perumAn of tirumAlirumSOlai, the nAthan of dvAraka, the Innocent Baby lying on the Alilai. Godai is wondering aloud if the sparrows' words will come true. B. Additional thoughts (from SrI PVP ): KAlai ezhundirundu: A question arises as to how these sparrows which are by no means intellectually highly evolved, can get up early in the morning and talk about the coming of emperumAn? nanjIyar narrates that SiRiya AccAn (the disciple of va`ngipurattu nambi) has given an explanation for this: "These birds were born in the place where godai was born. What else can birds born in her place do? Would they even have time to sleep? So, it is possible for them to get up early in the morning and talk about emperumAn's arrival". In tiruvAimozhi 6-7-2 we have: "Urum nADum ulagamum tannaip pOl avanuDaiya pErum tArgaLumE pidaRRa". Even brainless creatures born in ANDAL's land would keep talking about emperumAn.vangipurattu nambi's nityagrantham says that a vaishaNava should wake up early in the morning and think thoughts that are for good him, and chant the name of hari 3 times: brAhme muhUrte ca uttAya cintayet Atmano hitam harir-harir-hariti vyAharet vaishNavah pumAn || This is the SAstram meant for the brainy vaishNavas, but in godai's domain this seems to be the anushThAnam prescribed for the less intellectually evolved birds as well. mAlin varavu Solli maruL pADUdal meimmai kolO?: godai is going through the same stage that sItA pirATTi went through (rAmAyaNam - sundarakANDam 34-23). When hanumAn appears before her with the message from her dear rAma, she keeps doubting whether it is all true, or whether she is just imagining things because of her state of mind. godai is similarly wondering aloud if it is all her imagination. SrI PBA observes that there are two interpretations for "meimmai kolO". The first is the one explained in the previous paragraph viz. Is it really true that the sparrows are singing the arrival of emperumAn or am I imagining this? The second interpretation is that the sparrows have been singing His arrival everyday for several days now, and He has not come. So their words have not been true so far; is it possible that today their words will come true? ANDAL refers to emperumAn by three of His many names in this pASuram - Solai malaip perumAn, tuvarApati emperumAn, and Alin ilaip perumAn. The first refers to His determination to protect His devotees by being easily accessible to them through His arcA rUpam. The second can be taken as a reference to His sauSIlyam - that He was mixing with the 10,000 gopikA's at their level. The third refers to His aghaTita ghaTanA sAmarthyam - His ability to achieve the impossible. He swallowed the three worlds, kept them in His small stomach, and then went to sleep on a small leaf. sarvam SrIman nArAyaNAyEti samarpayAmi. adiyEn, kalyANi kRshNamAcAri Bid and sell for free at http://auctions. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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