Guest guest Posted July 12, 2001 Report Share Posted July 12, 2001 Sri: SrimatE Gopaladesika MahadesikAya Namaha, Translation by U.Ve. Dr. V.N. Vedanta Desikan Swamin: 417. dhEvasya dhAnavaripOrmaNipAdharakshE! prasThAnamangaLaviDhoU prathipannanAdhAm mA BhaIShta sADhava ithi svayamAlapanthIm jAnE jagathrithayarakshaNadhIkshithAm thvAm Oh Manipaaduka! Lord Ranganatha is out on His journey to eradicate the enemies (asuras). You then generate an auspicious sound. I presume, You, as one in whom the responsibility of protection of all three worlds is vested, assure in so many words, "Oh Sadhus, Do not fear". Namo Narayana, SriMuralidhara Dasan Special Notes by V.SatakOpan (V.S): Slokam 417 1) Utthamur Swamy's anubhavam: In an earlier verse , Swamy Desikan equated the Naadham from the Paadhukai to the sound of PraNavam. Here , Swamy equates the naadham to the sound assuring devotees of protection from fear (abhaya vaarthai). He says: " Oh Mani PaadhukE! When You start on Your Lord's auspicious campaigns to root out the enemies of Devas , You generate a sound that identifies You as the One , who has vowed to protect the three worlds from any harm. You seem to be assuring the virtuous people that they will have total freedom from fear of any kind. 2) Srimath Andavan's anubhavam: The inner meaning is that SaThAri Soori incarnated to protect the people of the world (samsAris) with His many upadEsams through His prabhandhams to seek the sacred feet of the Lord as protection against all samsAric ills. 3) The naadham generated by the paadhukais at times of the Lord's yaathrAs( Dhaanava ripO: Devasya prasTAna mangala vidhou prathipanna Naadhaam) are for the auspiciousness during the execution of the task at hand. The Lord's Paadhukais are firm in their resolve to protect the three worlds through Their assitance to the Lord ( Jagath thritaya rakshana dheekshithAm ThvAm ). The naadham arising during these YaathrAs seem to say : " Oh Good People of the world ! Do not be afraid ! My Lord is going to protect You all ( Saadhava: maabhaishta: ithi svayam aalapantheem jaanE)…V.S Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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