Guest guest Posted August 23, 2003 Report Share Posted August 23, 2003 SrI: NamO VenkatEsAya Dear BhakthAs of Lord SrInivAsa of Thirumalai: SrI VenkatEsa Sahasra Naamam 7 *************************** 7. (PraNavam) Visva-PrANAya Nama: Salutations to SrI VenkatEsa , who is the life breath of the world or who breathed life in to this world. Special Notes: *********** Visva PrANan is the Lord Himself , who is saluted by the many names of SrI VishNu Sahasra nAmam with deep meanings: "PramANam PrAna Nilaya: PrANadhruth PrANa jeevana:" ---Section from 103rd SlOkam of SrI VishNu Sahasra Naamam The 67th, 322nd and 408th SrI VishNu Sahasra Naams are PrANAya Nama: Again the SrI VishNu Sahasra Naamam " PrANadhAya Nama:" uses PrANa sabdham thrice. Here are selected sumaries of the meanings of "PrANAya Nama: " from Swamy ParAsara Bhattar's vyAkyAnams for the 67th, 322nd and 408th NaamAs ( PrANAya Nama:) in the context of the "Visva PrANa " Naamam of SrI VenkatEsa Sahasra Naamam: 1." PrANO rakshathi Visvam yEthath "--Yajurashtakam: 2.5.1 (Meaning): PrANA (Bhagavaan) protects this world. 2. " TadEtath aksharam Brahma Sa PrANa: tadhu vAng-mana: --Mundaka Upanishad 2.2.2 (Meaning): Therefore , this imperishable Brahman is PrANa (vital air) , speech & Mind. 3. Passage from Poushkara Samhithai: " Bhagavan is associated with the celestial instruments , which go by the name of Five Sakthis ( Pancha Sakthi) : Time, Knowlwdge, Action, Desire and PrANa( Life). PrANa Sakthi is the Supreme soul and is endowed with the six qualities . This Supreme Soul is the eternal, lotus-eyed VasudEva (VenkatEsa)". 4. " PrANOasmi praj~nAthmA Tamm Maamm aayu: amrutham ithi upAsasva" -- KOushithIki Upanishad: 3.2 (Meaning): Indeed I am the PrANa and the Omniscient Self, worship and meditate on me as Life , as Immortality". Saama Vedam points out the importance of the Lord as PrANa with the statement that " For all these beings merge in the PrANa alone and from PrANa alone they depart". PrANa is thus the vital breath .This aspect of PrANa , its origin and function are described in great detail by PrasnOpanishad. NamO SrI VenkatEsAya Daasan, Oppiliappn Koil VaradAchAri Sadagopan P.S: Please do not forget to support the RathnAngi Kaimkaryam for Lord SrInivAsan (DevanAthan) at ThiruvahIndhrapuram. We are one Third of the way in our assembly of funds. Thanks for your help in moving forward with this Kaimkaryam of a life time. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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