nAcciyAr tirumozhi XIV ? paTTi mEyndOr kArERu 9

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Sri Krishnaya Namah!

 

Humble Pranams!

 

This is fantastic and for people like me who are new to pasurams, this is

like a boon. Lord Narayana's krupa and karunyam is being highlighted very

well. It looks as if one of His foremost kalyanagunas - i.e., compassion

towards His subjects, started ever since He created Brahma(or before?).

Actually, creation of Brahma is itself His karunya and topping it, He

takes the responsibility of protecting those who have been created by

Brahma. Being the indweller in Brahma and the charaachara shrusti is like

a CEO of a company, who although not directly interacting with a clerk of

his company, is the reason behind the very existence of the company and its

employees.

 

Dasatyam is the word that strikes my mind as there is nothing that we can

do except being a dasa for Srimannarayana.

 

Sukumar

 

PS: I would like to put before this divine forum one query. Why Lord

chose to be a vatapatrashayi during kalpaantham. Is there any comments by

Sage Markandeya(one who is the witness) or any details from veda / Alwars

etc., Please let me know. Thanks.

 

Sri Krishna Parabrahmane Namah!

 

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Sri:

 

SrimatE Gopaladesika MahadesikAya Namaha,

 

According to Mahavidwan, Paramapada Vasi, U.Ve. Sri Mukkur

Lakshminarasimhachariar Swamin the answer lies in the following:

 

"Everybody is encouraged to surrender to the Lord's Lotus Feet in

order to beget release from samsaric bindage and secure Moksham.

Among all the angas of the Lord's body the Feet are most sacred. The

Lord Himself wonders what is it about the Feet that is so sacred?

However, He himself is hard put to enjoy the glory of His Feet.

Therefore, when he gets a moment's respite (upon the occurence of

Mahapralayam) He lies on the banyan leaf sucking his toe as he

contemplates the next cycle of creation. The relevant reference from

the Purusha Sooktam in support of this fact is pAdhOsya

vishvABhUthAni thripAdhasyAmrutham dhivI"

 

Namo Narayana,

 

SriMuralidhara Dasan