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Sri:

 

SrimatE Gopaladesika MahadesikAya Namaha,

 

Translation by U.Ve. Dr. V.N. Vedanta Desikan Swamin:

 

408. shruNOthu rangADhipathi: prjAnA-

mArthaDhvanim kvApi samujjihAnam

ithIva mathvA maNipAdhukE! thvam

mandhapracharaI: mrudhushinjithAsi

 

I very much sumise that You, Oh Manipaaduka! take the Lord slowly

along, producing a much too low sound, in an effort to enable the

Lord hear a pathetic cry of any being anywhere around.

 

Namo Narayana,

 

SriMuralidhara Dasan

 

Special Notes by V.satakopan (VS):

 

(1)Utthamur Swamy's anubhavam: Oh PaadhukE! I suspect that You

raise a low sound (Naadham) , when You transport ranganAthA

because You do not want to drown out the cries of suffering jeevans .

It appears that You want to make sure that RanganAthA hears

those cries and thereafter respond to them .

 

(2) Srimath Andavan's anubhavam: The inner meaning is that Lord

RanganAthA protects the jeevan that cries aloud for Him as a result

of intense samsAric sufferings as well as the jeevan , which gets

exposed samsAric afflictions gradually and cries with a soft voice .

Paadhukais of the Lord tread gently so that he Lord can hear the low

sobbings of the latter type of jeevan.

 

(3)Oh PaadhukE! You take gentle steps ( Mandhra prachAram) and make

soft sounds (mrudhu sinjithA asi) .Why ? You want Your Lord to hear

the muted sobbings of the suffering jeevans (prajAnAm aartha dhvanim

SruNvatham ) with out its Naadham stifling them …V.S

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