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SriRAmaJayam,

SrimathE RAmAnujAya Nama:

 

Dear balaji,

To be frank this question never arose in me but after

you'd put forth, I tried to think what could be the possible reason!

I would be happy to hear the story from the learned people. But my

reasoning is as follows:

 

In MahAbhArata,after the war is over and when gandhari is informed

that duryOdhana passed away,gandhari triesto curse krSNA b'coz she

thought HE was the culprit(knowing everything HE still did). Remember

gandhari is a chaste woman. KrSNA tells her that she can't curse Him

(b'coz she doesn't have the power to curse krSNA and what He did was

to uplift the dharma but gandhari talks blinded by emotions)but if

she wants she can curse His yAdavA race. This is the story I've

heard! I am drawing parallel connections. I'm basically equating

krSNA with RAmAnujA without any ambiguity...

 

But RAmAnujA pours his feelings in saraNAgati gaDyam and cries to

Lord SriRanganAthA by saying "I might have done bhagavad and bhAgavad

apachArams and so on...and bless me to do eternal kainkaryams at your

feet".

 

One incidence is the one-one conversation between Tirukkachi nambi

and our dearest kanji "varadan". I really envy Tirukkachi nambi for

having great bhagyam to talk to the Lord Himself(at any time!). Nambi

cribs to the God saying that people have misconceptions and give

wrong interpretations to the vEdAs and he being born in a sudra

family,nobody is going to listen to him. That's why RAmAnujA comes to

make sense into peoples' mind! So in my opinion,Bhagavad RAmAnujA is

infallible.

 

If something is wrong,I request the learned bhaktAs to update my

knowledge

 

AzhwAr EmperumAnAr tiruvadigaLE saraNam

Sarvam krSNArpaNam astu

gita

 

 

bhakti-list, "K Balaji" <kbalaji@c...> wrote:

> Dear BhagavatAs,

>

> While it is a commendable act of Acharya Ramanuja to share

Thirumandiram to

> one & all, adiyen have one doubt.

> Acharya Ramanuja did not respect his guru's command by disclosing

the

> thirumandiram to all. This way he committed apacharam.

> Though his guru later admitted Ramanuja's greatness and compassion

by this

> act, how did ramanuja overcome this guru apacharam.

> Did he undergo any hardship (punishment) for this act ?

>

> Sorry for this question that too during tirunakshatram celebration

time. It

> is just out of curiosity.

>

> NARAYANA NARAYANA

>

> Adiyen

> Balaji K