Guest guest Posted March 15, 2003 Report Share Posted March 15, 2003 Priya Bhagawatas, We are all tiniest of the kids and remain so throughout our life in front of Lord Srimannarayana and Nityasoori brundam. Just as a mother not only excuses her child but enjoys its talking with loss of clarity, grammar, pronunciation etc., Perumal and His parivaaram enjoy our chanting and excuse us for our mistakes while chanting the Divya Prabandham or any stothram; but it is our duty to ask for the apologies at the end for our ignorance like "Mantraheenam, kriya heenam Bhaktiheenam Janardhana.................and Yadakshara padabrahstam maatra heenantu yadbhaveth tatsarvam kshamya ta devam naarayana namostutey." But from time to time we also should put some efforts to correct ourselves slowly. Thus instead of not chanting at all on the pretext of possible errors, it is better to continue chanting and ask for apologies at the end, as nobody what ever experienced one may be cannot guarantee 100% accuracy in chanting Jai Srimannarayana Dr.Kilambi Ramakrishna Ramanuja Dasan vimalkumar ranganathan wrote: > Respected Adiyaars, > > I have a huge doubt. Even though tamil is my mother tongue, I still have issues in understanding the meanings of most of the Prabandhams. Well, if understanding the basic, flat meaning is itself a problem as such, what about the subtle, deep, philosophical truth hidden in each verse of the Prabandham?? >> Dasan, > > Kidambi Soundararajan. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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