Guest guest Posted December 7, 1999 Report Share Posted December 7, 1999 Dear Sri SarangapANi Kidambi: Thanks very much for your note and the information on the blessed musicians , who have recorded Sri AnnamayyA's songs steeped in Bhagavath anubhavam . The use of the words Ahobilam and AhObalam are interchangably and specifically used by Sri AnnamAryA to telling effect. Thanks for asking about it . With your permission , I am copying the Bhakthi list , since some of them may have similar concerns . The typo was elsewhere : VaraahAkhAra . *** That should have read VaraahAkAra . ** The use of "kh" instead of "k" in the above compound word would have suggested links to some other personality ( Khara DhUshaNan of Srimath RaamAyaNam ). The intent was to suggest " VarAha AakAra ", or the one who has the form of VarAha Moorthy. This was pointed out by another dear BhakthA . Best wishes , V.Sadagopan At 07:18 AM 12/7/99 -0600, you wrote: >Dear SrimAn Sadagopan: >In this beautiful AnnamAchArya's kriti, (in the 1st and 2nd CharaNams, >AhObilam and AhObalam are both used. I believe the former is correct >one, and the latter was just a typo. Please clarify. > >I am a great fan of this great AchArya. I hope you already heard several >of them by Tirumala AsthAna gAyaka, Sri G. Balakrishna Prasad. His voice >is very melodious. Of course, those of Smt. M.S. SubbaLaxmi, Sr. >M.BalamuraLi Krishna, and Smt. Sobha Raju are great too. > >Thanks. >Sarangapani Kidambi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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