Guest guest Posted October 3, 2002 Report Share Posted October 3, 2002 /Om namO/nArAyaNaya || /namaskAram Shri Sadananda SwamikalE. Thanks for an informative posting on the different levels of argumentation. How does this meaning of the word /jalpA relate to the use of /jalpA by /Adhi sankarA. In song No. 27 of /soundarya/lahari, Shri sankarA begins a song as /japO jalpaH cilpam sakalam/api mudrA viracanA. Offering everything to Goddess /kAmAzi, in total self-dedication, Adhi sankarA says, "May my prattle be a /japA (chanting) to you. . . ." Sometimes the word /jalpAH is also translated as "speech" in the same context. Is it that the word /jalpaH acquires a special derogatory meaning when classified as /jalpA in logical debates? Thanks for your considearation. /vantanam. nalan/tarum collai nAn kaNTu/koNtEn, nArAyaNA ennum nAmam. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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