Guest guest Posted November 25, 2004 Report Share Posted November 25, 2004 SrI: SrImathE Gopaladesika mahadesikaya namah: Dearest Srivaishnavas, Earlier, the playful deeds of the Lord were described; The divine beauty of The Lord’s dhivya mangaLa vigraha was described before; now- along with the divine beauty of the ThirumEni (Divine Body) along with the auspicious attributes (kalyANa guNAs) is described. achinthya dhivyaadbutha nithya yowvana swabhAvalAvaNya mayaamrudhOdhadhim sriya: sriyam bhaktha janaika jeevitham samarttham aapath sakam aartthi kalpakam [45] incomprehensible, unperceivable, transcendental [aprAkrutha] most wonderful [athyAscharya] eternal, naturally ever Youthful, blue hued nectarine form of Divine Bodied Lord- The One who is the Sree of Sree Mahalakshmi (wealth of Sri Mahalakshmi); who is the very life breadth of His dearest devotes; Most Omniscient, Omnipotent, full of power; Shakthimaan; Sarva Shakthan; who helps [us] in danger [friend in need]; who grants everything whatever asked for by His devotees like the kalpaka vruksham… He is ever Youthful eternal, divine Beauty and the Prince of Srivaikuntam- Alavandhaar is overwhelmed by the unmatchable beauty of the Youthful Lord and focuses on the overall beauty [laavaNyam] and also different aspects of the soundharyam one limb at a time . KesAdhi paadhAntha varNanai of the Lord's soundharyam was undertaken by Alavandhar earlier and now the overall Beauty of the insatiable nectar- AparyApthAmurtha Parabrahmam. He is Nithyam; He is anAdhi; Naturally He is ever Youthful; [not due to someone else] Thus This ThirumEni (divine Body] is insatiable nectar; When the Body is referred to, He is also referred to as His ThirumEni is unlike ours. It is aprAkrutham- transcendental; eternal and hence He is also insatiable nectar. Thus, all adjectives in the verse apply to both His ThirumEni and Himself. Thus Paravaasudeva roopam is anslo Nithya, youthful, and naturally transcendental. ParamEswara samhitha also says: nithyasiddhE thadhaakaarE tathparathvE cha poushkara: yasyaasthi sakthir hrudhayE thasyaasow sannidhim vrajEth.. Yowvana swabhAva- always Young. Thus never childhood or Old.. Eternally Youthful. Sriya Sriyam.. She enchants Him with Her divine glances and also enslaves the devotees and lets them be His devotees and surrender to His Lotus Feet to serve Him and be His kaimkarya parars for ever. Bhaktha janaika jeevitham- Like PiraaTTi, He also is compassionate towards bhakthas and considers Himself as their life breadth.. Also he considers the jnAnis (Bhakthas) as the life for Himself. When all this is combined for Both Him and Her, the saamarthyam is also bhOgyam for each other. Apathsakhan- He is like the friend who rushes to rescue when one is in danger. Gajendra – when he yelled AdhimoolamE- He rushed with such intense speed, that even ChakrA and Lakshmi came running behind Him an caught Him on the way (it is told). Sri Parasara Bhattar pays his obeisance to His speed (tvarai) with which he rushed to save Gajendra. When some one cries with languishing for Him and or longs to serve Him and calls Him, He would rush to help and save just like what He did for GajendrazhwAn. Artthikalpaka- He grants all fruits; He considers those who ask Him and neg Him for fruits as Kalpaka vruksham. Means: He grants them so much, that they themselves become the vaLLals (benefactors) and they start giving others.. Look at demi gods. He is koLLakuRaivilan; When He grants, He does not become poorer; He on the other hand, become greater and establishes His unparalleled supremacy. It is only others who become poorer, when they give, as their wealth and powers are limited. Whenever others see or think of Him, they ask Him- can also be the interpretation. Alavandhaar ThiruvaDigaLE SaraNam Regards Namo Narayana dAsan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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