Guest guest Posted August 7, 2004 Report Share Posted August 7, 2004 Dear sri vaishNavaperunthagaiyeer, Now to get at that clear point of "munnOr thoodhu avanE vaanaraththin vaayil mozhindhu" is done in the case of angadhan - see sargam 41 of yudhDha kaaNdam . raaghava: sannivEsyaivam sva sainyam rakshasaam vaDhE | sammanthraya manthribhi: saardham nischithya cha puna: puna: || 5-41-58 aanantharyam abhiprEpsu: krama yOgaarthha thathvavith| vibheeshaNasya anumathE raaja dharmam anusaran || 5 - 41- 59 angadham vaali thanayam samaahooya idham abraveeth | 5-41-60 a meaning: sree raama placed the army at appropriate places, considering the results for actions done in haste and irregular fashion. Raama called all the ministers to discuss the steps to be taken to kill the raakshasaas. since raama is a king going as per raaja dharma and getting consent from vibheeshaNa caaled angadha the son of vaali and said as follows. Point: see here raama himself calls his ambassador angadha and tells what he has to convey. So "avanE vaanaraththin vaayil mozhindhu" - puts words in angadhaas mouth and makes him to go as envoy to raavaNa and convey that war is imminent and face the consequences. Now bhaagavathaas can comment whether this is correct o not. Dear bhagavathaas, what I wanted to discuss with you is yet another point connected with this angadhan' thoodhu - the messenger service as 'raama dhoothan'. See now the krithi of thyaagaraajaa. Raaga - kaapi naaraayaNi: Pallavi: sarasa saama dhaana bhEdha dhaNDa chathura saati dhEivam evarE brOvavE [sarasa] anupallavi: parama saambhava agrEsa: uNdaguchu balku raavaNudu theliyalEka pOyE [sarasa] charaNam: hithavu maatalenthO baaga balkithivi sathamu gaana ayOdhyaan ichchEnaNtivi natha sahOdharunE raaji chEsi raaga hathamu jEsithivi thyaagaraaja raaja [in some cases nutha] Meaning: [as available in karnatic.com site] Oh raama! You are the One who knows how to use the saama, dhaana, bEdha and dhanda methods at the appropriate time. No one can be compared to you. Please help me. RaavaNa, the most devoted bhaktha (devotee) of Lord Siva, could not understand this truth. You sent many calming words to him through your messenger. You even granted Ayodhya to RaavaNa. Finally, you conquered him and made his brother Vibheeshana the king of Lanka. The meaning as published in the book by AK Gopalan publishers, the meaning for the krithi is - thyaagaraajanaal thudhikkap pattavanE, parama siva bhakthanaana raavaNan unnudaiya thiRamaiyai therindhu koLLavillai. Hithamaana vaarththaigaLai [thoodhan moolamaaga] mudhalil kooRinaai. [idhu saamam]. Pin ayOdhyaa raajyaththaiyE aLikkiREn enRu kooRinaai [vibheeshaNanaip pOl charaN adainthaal] [idhu dhaanam enRa ukthi]. VibheeshaNanukku [raavaNan virattiyapOdhu] lankaa raajyaththai aLippadhaaga vaakku koduththaai. [idhu bEdham]. Kadaisiyaaga dhaNdam enRa yukthiyai kaiyaaNdu raavaNanai naasam seidhaai. Unnaip pOl rakshikkum dheivam oruvarum illai. aagaiyaal ennaik kaappaaRRu. Why I give meaning from two different sources is, I feel both above are slightly off the track. The real meaning may be like this - [i am not a telugu expert, in spite of that I feel so] Pallavi: Oh raama! You are the clever one who knows how to use the saama, dhaana, bEdha and dhanda methods. Who else can be the real god who can save. Anupallavi: RaavaNa, the most devoted bhaktha (devotee) of Lord Siva, could not understand the truth that in the garb of hanumaan, siva himself came in front of him and talked to him [to return seethaa etc]. CharaNam: You very well sent many comforting words to raavaNa. [through your messenger]. [point 1. This is fist step - saamam] You were prepared to grant even ayOdhya [to RaavaNa] [point2. this is second step dhaanam]. you went in agreement with his brother vibheeshaNa [point 3. this is bhEdham] now as a last resort you give a notice - please destroy your adamant attitude or get killed by me [raga hathamu chEsithivi] . [point 4. this is dhandam] In the next post we will se how this krithi is linked to angadhan's service as envoy. Dhaasan Vasudevan m.g. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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