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SrImate rAmAnujAya nama:

 

Dear Bhaktas,

I realized that my mail was,as usual,very unclear..Since I didn't receive

a reply thus far, I thought I would clarify my question.

 

When Bharata had taken a vow to fast until death to make Sri Rama return

,Sri Rama asks Bharata to give his vow up and touch him .

 

Sri Krishna Premi seemed to clearly indicate that in this

instance Sri Rama, acted as God and not as man. He did not give much

detail except for describing this event in the following order..

 

I had heard Sri Krishna Premi say (with deep feeling) in an upanyAsam

"Raamar Enda doraNai-la pesaraar!" ..I hadn't noticed this or other

similar instances on my own (I, in fact lack both the anubhavam and the

intellectual capacity of noticing such subtle things)..My only question

was if this were a standard interpretation or if it was Sri Krishna

Premi's own anubhavam..

 

My request was that the learned members of the group elucidate on if this

were supported by Smriti and how our AcAryas or other vyAkhyAna-karatas

had elaborated on "uttiSTha tvam mahAbAho mAm sprisha tathodakam".

I wasn't questioning Sri Rama's act, trying to make scholarly

observations, or pointing fingers at anybody. I apologise in case it

seemed like any of these..

 

The complete verse in the Ramayana (in the critical edition by

Gorakhpur

press) is ayodhyaa KaanDa --111.23

 

"etaccaivobhayam ShrutvA samyak sampashya rAghava |

uttiShTha tvam mahAbAho mAm sprisha tathodakam ||"

 

adiyen rAmAnuja dAsan

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