Guest guest Posted September 18, 2005 Report Share Posted September 18, 2005 ThAmarai A Sybol of a. Exalted Example The vuvamai Agu peyar When does the example gets elevated. When it is substituted for the originial itself. This is called 'vuvamai Agu peyar' i.e The name itself gerts converted from the example in tamil grammar. For example, we observe that moon is compared to the face of beautiful maidens. Instead, when the moon itself is stated instead of the face, then we can say that the example gets elevated. The ThAmarai, we have seen, has been compared to various divine organs of EmperumAn. Sri Nam AzhwAr elevates it to the highest state by just putting the word thAmarai and does not mention the organ at all.Here, the ThrivikramAvathAram is being narrated. ' ..maN vin muzhudhum aLandha oN thAmarai" 8-5 ThiruvAi Mozhi. The earth and sky was measured by the feet of EmperumAn. However, mARAn declares that it is the thAmarai which has so extended its form up above the world so high. This is thus a case of Exalted Example. SwAmi Nam AzhwAr has used this same vuvamai Agu peyar in ThriuvAi mozhi and exactly in the same context of thrivikraman 'thAvi vaiyam koNda thadam thAmaraigatkEa..:" 6-9-10. b. The God Shadow Area When the hills are situated in a particular region or plateau, it is geographiclly determined that rains gloss over the area and is termed as 'rain shadow area'. Similarly, Sri Poigai AzhwAr describes bhrAmhA who is so near to the Lord inside the thAmrai could not see the divine feet of EmperumAn. So near but too far. ' nEArEA kadi-k-kamalthu irundhum kANkilAn kaNNan adi-k-kamalam thannai ayan' mudhal thiruvandhAdhi 56; A God Shadow Area Indeed. Dasan vanamamalai padmanabhan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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