Iramanusa Nootrandhadhi - Velukkudi Swamy Upanyasam (English Translation)

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Volume X :

 

Volume Topic :- Dhrishtaadhrishta Phalamaagiya

Iraamaanusa thirunaamam

 

 

In Iraamaanusa Nootrandhaadhi the following

verse appears :-

 

 

"Mann misai yonigal thorum pirandhu, engall

maadhavane kannura nirkilum kaanagilla -

ulagorgalellaam annal iraamaanusan vandhu

thonriya appozhudhe, naanaru gnyanam

thalaikkondu, naaranarkaayinare"

 

 

This says that even if emperumaan appears

in front of the jeevaathmaa they will not be able to

experience emperumaan but when our great

emperumaanaar came to this earth, everyone

in this world experienced emperumaan and became

emperumaan's daasa bhoothaas. He says that

our beloved emperumaanaar has achieved what the

great saints, aazhwaars and aachaaryas, who were here

earlier could not, by way of making people reach

emnperumaan's thiruvadi.

 

Amudanaar also says that we do not know whether we will

get the "Adhrishta Phalam" when we chant the

Gaayathri Manthram as it is very doubtful in resulting in

emperumaan's kataksham. But

when we recite emperumaanaar's thirunaamam we

can be sure that we get not only kainkaryam

at emperumaan's feet as a Adhrishta Phalam but

also the "Drishta Phalam" which is the

happiness during our lifetime in this

bhoolokam itself. Hence Swamy says that he is composing

the "Iraamaanusa Nootrandhaadhi" with the

thirunaama "Iraamaanusaa" appearing 108 times for

the benefit of all of us.

 

In this thaniyan, Swamy Somayaji says "ini En Kurai Nammku.."

Since by reciting this we will

get both "Drishta Phalam" and "Adhrishta Phalam",

there is nothing else we need to achieve in this world. Swamy

Pillai Lokam Jeeyar in his vyaakyaanam says

 

"ini en kurai.." - What worries do we have hencforth

after reciting "Iraamaanusa Nootrandhadhi"

 

"ini engu kurai.." - We have worries neither in

this world (Drishta Phalam)

nor after this life since we

will be reaching emperumaan's

thiruvadi as a result of emperumaanaar

sambandham.

 

 

Thirumangai Aazhwaar in his Thirunedunthaandagam says :-

 

"Ipaal Kaivalaiyaum mekalaiyum kaanen Kanden kara

magarakkuzhai irandum, naangu tholum..".

 

Which means :-

 

"So far adiyen has been seeing only the materialistic

wealth, like gold and pearls, that was beautifying hands

and body but now that I have seen the two magara kuzhai of emperumaan

(Magara Kuzhai is a jewel that emperumaan wears in his ears), and His

four broad shoulders, adiyen's eyes will see neither the

materialistic wealth and Body nor any unwanted worldly pleasures."

 

 

Will Continue..

 

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