Guest guest Posted September 15, 2003 Report Share Posted September 15, 2003 achArya hridhayam -161 Text=========================================================="ubhayap pradhAna praNavamAna vurai kOilil eththEvum ennum parEsathavam polium" Verse: Thriu voizh mozhi 4-10 onrum dhEvum dhivya dhEsam : ThirukkurghOr; AzhwAr thirunagari.quality : parEsathvam form of quality: parathvam==========================================================Summary: To alleviate the distress of the souls the Lord desends into thedhivya dhEsam of thirukkurughOr and The Lord who has all the others/other things other than Himself as his body, comes down and in that Supreme state settles at AzhwAr thirunagari in a simple state. For both AzhwAr and emperumAn this is the dhivya dhEsam which is prime. which is referred in ubhaya pradhAna pranavam. The term "Om" refers to both soul and The Lord which is AzhwAr and the Lord of ThirukkurghOr. "avan mEvi vurai koil" thiru 4-10-2 referring to the God being in a state of satisfaction that he is nearby to the souls rather than in the paramapadham where he has to be worried about the distress of the souls. " eth dhEvum evvulagangalum maRRum than pAl " thiruvoizhmozhi 4.10.3 referring to the fact that things andsouls other than the Lord are his body andin this supreme state He is in Azhwar thirunagari. "thirukkurughOradhanuL paran" thiruvoizhmozhi 4.10.3 and 'thirukkurughOrandhanuL Esan" thiruvoizhmozhi 4.10.4 referring to the Supremacy in the Lord of AzhwAr thirunagari and this supremacy glitters and shines by the words " polium' taken from "polindhu ninRa pirAn" thiru voizh mozhi 4.10.5This dhivya dhEsam is taken up next as it is the next dhivya dhEsam sung by AzhwAr after vozhivil kAlam ellam dhivya dhEsam whcih was dealt in 160.'vAnamAmalai Padmanabhan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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