Guest guest Posted October 29, 1999 Report Share Posted October 29, 1999 Dear members I recently came across few slokas from Sri Varavaramuni shataka. I do not have a complete text of this work. Can some one provide additional information as to who composed this slokas, when and where. I would also appreciate if some one can fax me a copy to the following number, if possible, thanks -- Venkatesh K. Elayavalli Cypress Semiconductor Data Communications Division 3901 N. First St. MS 4 Phone: (408) 456 1858 San Jose CA 95134 Fax: (408) 943 2949 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 29, 1999 Report Share Posted October 29, 1999 hi venkatEsh, vara vara munisathakam was composed by erumbiyappa - one of the shishyAs of maNavALa mAmunigaL. adiyEn has a copy. If you like, adiyEn can fax it to you. adiyEn rAmAnuja dAsan, Varadhan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 29, 1999 Report Share Posted October 29, 1999 >"Thirumalai Anandanpillai" <tananda >Re: question >Fri, 29 Oct 1999 13:21:53 -0600 Dear BhakthAs : It will be my pleasure to add a few words about the author Of Vara Vara Muni sathakam that Sri Varadhan referred to in his rsponse to Sri VenaktEsh's question . It was the time ,when Sri MaNavALa Maamunigal(MM) was at Srirangam . There was a great Sri VaishNavite family at an agrahAram called YeRumpi near thirukkatikai ( ShOLingar or Chozha Simha Puram ), one of the celebrated dhivya Desams among the 108 Dhivya desams .A MahA VidvAn of the name DEvarAjAcchAr was residing at YeRmbi agrahAram . He was related to PrathivAdhi Bhayankaram ANNan , who was at Srirangam serving his AchAryan , Sri MM .DEvarAjAchAr visited ANNan at Srirangam and attended the KaalakshEPa GhOshti of Sri MM. Sri DevarAjAcchAr enjoyed immensely the grat pravachana skills of Sri MM . Since he was not a disciple of Sri MM , Sri DevarAjAcchAr did not partake of the Theertha PrasAdhams at the end of the KaalakshEpam and returned back to YeRumpi at the end of his stay with his relative at Srirangam . Next day at his home , he started his ThiruvArAdhanam for th Lord and tried to open the doors of his Koil AzhwAr ( the house altar , where the AarAdhana moorthy is housed ). Lo and behold , the doors would not open . Whatever effort he took to open the doors , they stayed shut. Swamy recognized that he must have committed a major aopachAram for this treatment by the Lord to ignore him and not to accept the daily AarAdhanam from his hands . He was heart broken and in his dream at night , Lord Raamachandra, his AarAdhan moorthy appeared and told him that he had insulted Sri MM dear to Him by returning from Srirangam without taking Theetha at PrasAdhams from Sri MM . Lord Ramachandra told DevarAjar that it was AdhisEshA that has incarnated as Sri MM and commnaded DevarAjA to seek him(MM) as his ( DevarajA's ) achaaryan and thus purify himself from the major apachAram committed at Srirangam .The Lord told until he completed that task, He will continue to reject AarAdhanam from DeavarAjar. DevarAjar rushed next morning to Srirangam and fell like a fallen tree at the sacred feet of Sri MM and begged the AchAryan to accept him as his sishyan . The most merciful MM accepted DevarAjar and gave him the nae of YeRumpi appA , who became one of the Ashta Dhig Gajams (8 prominent sishyAs ) of Sri MM . YeRumpi appA had parama bhkthi for his AchAryan and composed Kaavyams, Naatakams and Champu SthOthrams on Sri MM . Vara Vara Muni Sathakam is part of these literary samarpaNams of YeRumpi appA . After taking refuge at the sacred feet of Sri MM , YeRumpi appA replaced his family AarAdhana dhiavam, Sri Raamachandran at his koil aazhwAr with the archai of Sri MM and conducted his daily AarAdhanams to Sri MM . Such is the AchArya Bhakthi of YeRumpi appA ! Namo NaarAyaNA , V.Sadagopan >hi venkatEsh, >vara vara munisathakam was composed by erumbiyappa - >one of the shishyAs of maNavALa mAmunigaL. >adiyEn has a copy. If you like, adiyEn >can fax it to you. > >adiyEn rAmAnuja dAsan, >Varadhan > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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