Guest guest Posted May 11, 2005 Report Share Posted May 11, 2005 Emperumaanaar Thiruvadigale Saranam! Nithyam Yathi:ndra! Thava divyavapussmruthoume: Saktham mano: bhavathu vaagguNakeerthane:sou| Kruthyam cha daasyakaraNam thu karadwayasya Vrithyanthare:^sthuvimukhamkaraNathrayancha (Yathiraajavimsathi – 4) Yathindra! = Heh! Yathiraja! Mae: manaha = my mind (manas) Nithyam = at all times Thavadivyavapusmrithou = on meditating on your divine form Saktham bhavathu = be interested Asou me vak = this my talk (vak) Thava gunakeerthane: sakthaa bhavathu = be indulged in singing your divine attributes Karadwayasya krithyam = two hands’ work Thava daasya karaNam bhavathu = for rendering your service alone KaraNa thrayamcha = the three tools – manas, vak and body Vrittyanthare: vimukham asthu = be averse to other businesses Praying the ‘KaraNa thrayam’ should be dedicated to ‘Emperumaanaar’ alone. In the first three lines insisting – his Mind to be fixed on contemplating on Udaivar’s divine form, Vak (talk) to be involved in singing his divine qualities and hands to be always in His service alone. In the last line desiring the three tools should never be interested in anything else other than the above mentioned divine service of Acharya. Jeeyar Thiruvadigale SaraNam! Let us join together and pray to our Acharya to bless us to use our ‘mano:vaakkaayamulu’ for his dhyaanam, for his prayer and for his service. Jaisrimannarayana! Ramanujamma Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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