Guest guest Posted September 7, 2002 Report Share Posted September 7, 2002 Dear Bhagavatas: Here is a message from Ms. Radha Parthasarathy >"RADHA PARTHA" <chingi67 >RAMANBIL >Re: Fwd: Re: >Mon, 02 Sep 2002 03:16:30 +0000 > > >RESPECTED SIR. WHEN I BROWSE THE SRI VAISHNAVA ARCHIVES, I COME ACROSS YOUR >ARTICLES AND YOUR INTEREST IN DESIKA SAMPRADAYA. ATTACHED IS AN APPEAL. I >WOULD APPRECIATE IF YOU CAN HELP IN THIS KAINKARYAM WITH THE HELP OF NRI'S. >IF YOU NEED ANYMORE INFORMATION, YOU CAN CONTACT VEDA AT >VEDANTIN. MY NAME IS RADHA PARTHASARATHY. THANKS > > > > > > > > > >"Vedavalli Narayanan" <vedantin > > >yadup > > >Re: > > >Fri, 28 Jun 2002 08:18:22 +0000 > > > > > > > > >Appeal to lovers of sri vaishnavism and Tamil prabhandam tiruvaimozhi > > > > > > It is said that sri nigamantha maha desikar had authored an annotation >to nammalvar tiruvaimozhi; it was called Nigama Parimalam and is lost. To >make good this loss a great scholar sri Srivatsangacharya has made a >compilation of swami Desikar’s version of the meaning of the various >stanzas of tiruvaimozhi from all the different works of swami desikar >containing references to tiruvaimozhi giving the purport of the various >stanzas. > > > > > > Sri Srivatsangacharya, retired principal of the Sanskrit college, >Madras, besides being an erudite scholar himself, had the advantage of >assisting that intellectual giant and the foremost amongst the scholars of >Visishtadvaitha, Sri Uthamoor Veeraraghavacharya and practically all his >numerous works which included annotation on the 4000 Divyaprabhandhams >including the work under reference namely the 100 stanzas of tiruvaimozhi. > > > > > > No doubt therefore, his reconstruction of the Nigama Parimala would be >very valuable, authentic and very useful to the scholars and students >involved in the study of the tiruvaimozhi. Just like his Guru sri Uttamur >swami Prof Sri Srivatsangacharya would have imparted to the work in hand >his encyclopedic knowledge of Vedanta like sri Bhashya. > > > > > >As is well known tiruvaimozhi is the quintessence of sri >Visishtadvaitha Vedanta. In fact Vedanta desikar has proclaimed that >meanings were found easily for the abstruse portions of Vedanta from the >tiruvaimozhi and other Prabhandams. It is a voluminous compilation and >therefore a costly publication. > > > > > >This is to appeal to all sri Vaishnavas and lovers of tiruvaimozhi to >help with liberal contributions towards the cost of the publication. We >appeal specially to NRIs for whom it may not be taxing as in the case of >residents in India with meager resources, which is the case in lovers of >such works. Contributions may be made in the name of the committee formed >for the purpose namely -------. > > > > > >Appeal to lovers of sri vaishnavism and Tamil prabhandam tiruvaimozhi > > > > > > It is said that sri nigamantha maha desikar had authored an annotation >to nammalvar tiruvaimozhi; it was called Nigama Parimalam and is lost. To >make good this loss a great scholar sri Srivatsangacharya has made a >compilation of swami Desikar’s version of the meaning of the various >stanzas of tiruvaimozhi from all the different works of swami desikar >containing references to tiruvaimozhi giving the purport of the various >stanzas. > > > > > > Sri Srivatsangacharya, retired principal of the Sanskrit college, >Madras, besides being an erudite scholar himself, had the advantage of >assisting that intellectual giant and the foremost amongst the scholars of >Visishtadvaitha, Sri Uthamoor Veeraraghavacharya and practically all his >numerous works which included annotation on the 4000 Divyaprabhandhams >including the work under reference namely the 100 stanzas of tiruvaimozhi. > > > > > > No doubt therefore, his reconstruction of the Nigama Parimala would be >very valuable, authentic and very useful to the scholars and students >involved in the study of the tiruvaimozhi. Just like his Guru sri Uttamur >swami Prof Sri Srivatsangacharya would have imparted to the work in hand >his encyclopedic knowledge of Vedanta like sri Bhashya. > > > > > >As is well known tiruvaimozhi is the quintessence of sri >Visishtadvaitha Vedanta. In fact Vedanta desikar has proclaimed that >meanings were found easily for the abstruse portions of Vedanta from the >tiruvaimozhi and other Prabhandams. It is a voluminous compilation and >therefore a costly publication. > > > > > >This is to appeal to all sri Vaishnavas and lovers of tiruvaimozhi to >help with liberal contributions towards the cost of the publication. We >appeal specially to NRIs for whom it may not be taxing as in the case of >residents in India with meager resources, which is the case in lovers of >such works. Contributions may be made in the name of the committee formed >for the purpose namely -------. > > > > > >Appeal to lovers of sri vaishnavism and Tamil prabhandam tiruvaimozhi > > > > > > It is said that sri nigamantha maha desikar had authored an annotation >to nammalvar tiruvaimozhi; it was called Nigama Parimalam and is lost. To >make good this loss a great scholar sri Srivatsangacharya has made a >compilation of swami Desikar’s version of the meaning of the various >stanzas of tiruvaimozhi from all the different works of swami desikar >containing references to tiruvaimozhi giving the purport of the various >stanzas. > > > > > > Sri Srivatsangacharya, retired principal of the Sanskrit college, >Madras, besides being an erudite scholar himself, had the advantage of >assisting that intellectual giant and the foremost amongst the scholars of >Visishtadvaitha, Sri Uthamoor Veeraraghavacharya and practically all his >numerous works which included annotation on the 4000 Divyaprabhandhams >including the work under reference namely the 100 stanzas of tiruvaimozhi. > > > > > > No doubt therefore, his reconstruction of the Nigama Parimala would be >very valuable, authentic and very useful to the scholars and students >involved in the study of the tiruvaimozhi. Just like his Guru sri Uttamur >swami Prof Sri Srivatsangacharya would have imparted to the work in hand >his encyclopedic knowledge of Vedanta like sri Bhashya. > > > > > >As is well known tiruvaimozhi is the quintessence of sri >Visishtadvaitha Vedanta. In fact Vedanta desikar has proclaimed that >meanings were found easily for the abstruse portions of Vedanta from the >tiruvaimozhi and other Prabhandams. It is a voluminous compilation and >therefore a costly publication. > > > > > >This is to appeal to all sri Vaishnavas and lovers of tiruvaimozhi to >help with liberal contributions towards the cost of the publication. We >appeal specially to NRIs for whom it may not be taxing as in the case of >residents in India with meager resources, which is the case in lovers of >such works. Contributions may be made in the name of the committee formed >for the purpose namely -------. > > > > > >Appeal to lovers of sri vaishnavism and Tamil prabhandam tiruvaimozhi > > > > > > It is said that sri nigamantha maha desikar had authored an annotation >to nammalvar tiruvaimozhi; it was called Nigama Parimalam and is lost. To >make good this loss a great scholar sri Srivatsangacharya has made a >compilation of swami Desikar’s version of the meaning of the various >stanzas of tiruvaimozhi from all the different works of swami desikar >containing references to tiruvaimozhi giving the purport of the various >stanzas. > > > > > > Sri Srivatsangacharya, retired principal of the Sanskrit college, >Madras, besides being an erudite scholar himself, had the advantage of >assisting that intellectual giant and the foremost amongst the scholars of >Visishtadvaitha, Sri Uthamoor Veeraraghavacharya and practically all his >numerous works which included annotation on the 4000 Divyaprabhandhams >including the work under reference namely the 100 stanzas of tiruvaimozhi. > > > > > > No doubt therefore, his reconstruction of the Nigama Parimala would be >very valuable, authentic and very useful to the scholars and students >involved in the study of the tiruvaimozhi. Just like his Guru sri Uttamur >swami Prof Sri Srivatsangacharya would have imparted to the work in hand >his encyclopedic knowledge of Vedanta like sri Bhashya. > > > > > >As is well known tiruvaimozhi is the quintessence of sri >Visishtadvaitha Vedanta. In fact Vedanta desikar has proclaimed that >meanings were found easily for the abstruse portions of Vedanta from the >tiruvaimozhi and other Prabhandams. It is a voluminous compilation and >therefore a costly publication. > > > > > >This is to appeal to all sri Vaishnavas and lovers of tiruvaimozhi to >help with liberal contributions towards the cost of the publication. We >appeal specially to NRIs for whom it may not be taxing as in the case of >residents in India with meager resources, which is the case in lovers of >such works. Contributions may be made in the name of the committee formed >for the purpose namely -------. _______________ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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