Guest guest Posted October 11, 2004 Report Share Posted October 11, 2004 Dear raama bhakthaas, We saw in the previous post how thaaraa has realized raamaa is the supreme soul from what was informed by angadhan to her [realization from hearsay]. With that information she just tried to stop vaali from going into war with sugreevan. Having known that vaali has started and that he will most probably be killed, see her reaction while seeing raama in person for the first time in her life. Now the scene is vaali almost dead or about to leave is body. Thaaraa has reached the place away from palace where vaali has fallen on ground. She started wailing. thasmin kshaNE abhi eekshNam avEkshamaaNa: kshithi kshamaavaan bhuvanasya gOpthaa | raamO rudhantheem vyasanE nimagnaam samuthsuka: sa: atha dhadharsa thaaraam || 4-24-25 meaning: At that moment, raama whose perseverance is like that of the earth and who is the protector of earth has seen thaara, who is wailing and repeatedly looking around as she is deluged in desperation, and then with all his concernedness raama paced towards her. thaam chaaru nEthraam kapi simha naathaam pathim samaaslishya thadha sayaanaam | uththaapayaamaasu: adheena saththvaam manthri pradhaanaa: kapi raaja pathneem || 4-24-26 Meaning: The prominent monkey ministers then started to raise her up, whose eyes are pleasant and intellect unfailing, and who had the lion among monkeys as her husband, but now collapsed on ground hugging her departed husband. Point: Please see sri vaalmeekee while describing thaaraa says chaaru nEthraam = pleasant eyed one a + dheena + saththvaam = not piteous at intellect [viz. she is of unfailing intellect]. [Not only here, we again see her intellectual capacity when lakshmaNa goes to the sugreevas palace very much angry for sugreevan failed to start the work of searching seethaa after the winter is over]. saa visphuranthee parirabhyamaaNaa bharthu: sameepaath apaneeyamaanaa | dhadharsa raamam sara chaapa paaNim sva thEjasaa sooryam iva jvalantham || 4-24-27 Meaning: She, who is hugging her husband wriggled highly, when she is disengaged from him, and at a particular stage, saw raama with his bow and arrow in his hands and who is resplendent like sun, by his own resplendence. su samvruththam paarthiva lakshaNai: cha tham chaaru nEthram mrugasaava nEthraa | adhrushta poorvam purusha pradhaanam ayam sa kaakuthstha ithi prajajnE || 4-24-28 meaning: On seeing at him whose eyes are graceful, one endowed with all kingly attributes, who looked best among men, and who is unseen so far, that fawn-eyed thaaraa realized him alone as that raama Point: She came to know him as 'that' raama, 1] about whom son angadhan told her earlier; 2] who killed vaali; 3] of whom saintly people talk about. [the hearsay description of raama has become a visual treat now just in front of her]. As the proverb 'great people perceive each other's greatness by a simple look - 'vidhvaan Eva vijaanaathi vidhvadh jana parisrama. To say the same in tamil kaRRaarai kaRRaarE kaamuruvar meaning - only an intellectual can recognize and like another intellect. When eyes of intellectuals meet each other they recognize one another. Here vaalmeekee says ithi prajajnE realized. For eyes talk a lot, thus that fawn-eyed lady's eyes met those divine eyes of raaamaa [see next slOkam], tham saa samaasaadhya visudhdha saththvam sOkEna sambhraantha sareera bhaavaa | manasvinee vaakyam uvaacha thaaraa raamam raNa uthkarshaNa labdha lakshyam || 4-24-30 Meaning: The body language of thaara, which is so far disconcerted by the grief, felt for raama's perfect hitting, felling and achieving his object, namely killing vaali, in war, is now disoriented to anger on seeing the very same raama. Since she is a self-respectful lady, on arriving near that pure being raama, that ireful body language of hers, again reoriented itself to a sort of serenity. Then she spoke thus to him [as in next slOkam]. Point: 1. In modern management science, while discussing on the topic of communication so much is said about the body language viz, · How you look at, · What kind of facial impression you show, · How you gesture with your hands, body and legs, even movement of eyes, etc These communicate what is in your mind, how you receive the message and react etc. Here again what the modern communication theories say, these points are readily there in raamaayanam for all of us to realize. Sri M.G.Vasudevan has written a series earlier about good governance, raamaas style on points of administration of a country by different ministries etc, as available in raamaayanam. These amply prove the point that our ancient raamaayanam and mahaa bhaaratham are so rich in content, meaning, story telling, neethi saasthram etc. 2. It is understood or commented upon as she rushed to raama wishing to hurl at him, a mouthful of swears in her anger. We realize this, by the use of words manasvinee contrasted with visuddha saththvam. On nearing a pure being suddha saththvam, the other two human traits, namely anger and stupidity, rajO thamO guNou:, have become quiet in her. She became very polite and started to eulogize him. When she advised vaali to not to confront this raama, then also she spoke about the attributes of raama, but that was on hearsay information. Now being in his very presence, she is rendered with a pure consciousness. The nearness of a pure being automatically provides a serene mind to anyone. Now read her words of praise. thvam apramEya: cha dhuraasadha: cha jithEndhriya: cha uththama dharmaka: cha | aksheeNa keerthi: cha vichakshaNa: cha kshithi kshamavaan kshathaja upamaa aksha: || 4-24-31 meaning: Thaaraa praises raamaa as · You are an indeterminable one · An inaccessible one, · One with his self conquered, · The supreme among righteous souls, · Your glory is unmitigated, · You are the one with clear discrimination · You are earth-like in endurance, · Your eyes are blood streaked like those of an emperor. Dear raama bhakthaas, shall we also take clue from thaara on raamas gUnam-s - attributes and ponder over this slOkam, till we receive next post. with due respects v.anjaneyulu, Itarsi India Matrimony: Find your life partner online. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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