Guest guest Posted January 28, 2002 Report Share Posted January 28, 2002 Priya Bhagawadbandhuvullara, Asmathsree Gurubhyo Namaha Srimannarayana Ramanuja Yathibhyo Namaha Srimathay Narayananayanamaha Srimathay Ramanujaya Namaha Jaishrimannarayana Lord Krishna in 10th chapter, Vibhooti Yogam, explains elaborately that He is the merit of each and everything very explicitly which is more than enough to prove His supremacy. In the following verse He says He is the ever moving air and inexhaustible time (Kaalaha) which shows that every body and everything whether he recognizes it or not is fully packed in Lord Krishna and there is no way anybody can forget Him even for a millionth of a moment. "pavanah pavatamasmi Rama sastrabhrtam aham jhasanam makaraschasmi srotasamasmi jahnavi 10-31 I am the air among the ever-dynamic, Rama among the wielders of weapons, Crocodile among the fish, Ganges among the rivers 'Akhsaranam akarowsmi dvandvassamaasikasya cha aha mayvakshayaha kaalaha dhataham vishwatomukha' 10-33 I am the 'A' among the letters, dual word among the compounds, Time among the inexhaustible and Brahma among the multi faced What else one needs to prove the ultimacy/supremacy of Lord Laxmi Narayana Sarvaparadhamulato Azhwar Emberumaanaar Jeeyar Acharyar Divya Tiruvadigalay Saranam Kilambi RamakrishnaRamanuja Dasan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 28, 2002 Report Share Posted January 28, 2002 Pranams to all bhagavathas After seeing some mails on Krishna (Dolai Krishna, Kaaliya Krishna,Mira's Giridhari, Parthasarathy, etc.), a small doubt arised in my mind. Hope someone will clear/explain more on this. I have seen many pictures of "Aalilai Krishnan". Is there any "Tattvartham" (meaning/tattvam) behind this? I think Lord is on Pralaya water but why is He having His leg on the mouth (Ulagam Unda Peruvayan ?) Pranams once again raji sridhar Great stuff seeking new owners in Auctions! http://auctions. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 29, 2002 Report Share Posted January 29, 2002 sri parthasarathy thunai pranams, Though I dont know much let me put some points I know about this matter. The alilai krishnar actually symbolises that after pralayam there is nothing left in the world other than the brahman itself which has engulfed the whole world and put inside its stomach.There are 2 things I have heard in kalashebhams.These are rasams as the scholars put it. 1.The god puts his leg to his mouth because he wants to prevent the people who very badly wants to come out from coming(the karma power of the jeevans are so high that they are waiting to take the next birth) 2.The god seeing the alwars and his bhakthas enjoying the nectar inhis feet,himself wanted to know the pleasure in drinking the nectar of his feet.Only during pralayam the god is free ,other times is busy with his karma yoga ,so he took this time to see what anubhava his feet really gives which has made so many bhakthas crazy. adiyen sumithra ramanuja dasyai --- RAJI SRIDHAR <sridharaji wrote: > Pranams to all bhagavathas > > After seeing some mails on Krishna (Dolai Krishna, > Kaaliya Krishna,Mira's Giridhari, Parthasarathy, > etc.), a small doubt arised in my mind. Hope someone > will clear/explain more on this. > > I have seen many pictures of "Aalilai Krishnan". Is > there any "Tattvartham" (meaning/tattvam) behind > this? > I think Lord is on Pralaya water but why is He > having > His leg on the mouth (Ulagam Unda Peruvayan ?) > > Pranams once again > raji sridhar > > > > Great stuff seeking new owners in Auctions! > http://auctions. > > > ----------------------------- > - SrImate rAmAnujAya namaH - > To Post a message, send it to: > bhakti-list > Archives: http://ramanuja.org/sv/bhakti/archives/ > > > Your use of is subject to > > > Great stuff seeking new owners in Auctions! http://auctions. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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