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Magnanimity

 

The Webster dictionary describes magnanimity as 'Greatness of mind-generosity of heart'

 

One may find in this world, philanthrophists being magnanimous.

However, the Lord's genroity needs no proof.

 

It is said that em-perumAn who has bestowed us with physique and

sensory organs and elevated us from the subtle state is in itslef a

Great act of magnanimity.

 

The deeds of em-perumAn is replete with magnanmous acts. Sri

chakravarthith thirumagan's famous statement "inRu pOi nALai VA' is

one such instance of magnanimity where Sri rAmA permits rAvANA to go

unharmed as he was unarmed.

 

 

Can anybody forget vudayavar proclaiming the truth at

thiru-k-kOshTiyUr, despite the fact that he may be doomed to hell or

Sri kUrathAzhwAn sacrifice of his dharsan-eyes for the sake of

emprumAnAr dharisanam.

 

Perhaps, Sri kUrathAzhwAn appealing for nAlUrAn's salvation is the height of magnanimity.

 

Our vyAkyAna karthAs have done a great service by unravelling secrets

from the capsule of srE sUkthis. But for them it would have been next

to impossible for souls like us to comprehend the true import.

 

These vyAkyanam-s have highlighted certain subtle facts which unearth

emperumAn's magnanimity which may not otherwise be apparently

understood.

 

Shall we experience a few of these.

(to be continued)

 

dAsan

vanamamalai padmanabhan

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