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ramanuja, Rajagopalan Narayan

<rajagopalannarayan wrote:

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Dear Sriman Rajagopal,

 

Not taking the food remnants of a Vaishnava based on his

ASrama/varNa goes against our bhAgavata SEshatvam. Let us recall how

much emberumAnAr craved for eating the ucchishtam of

Thirukkacchinambi and the divine incident which led erumbi appA to

the Jeeyar ManavALa mAmunigaL.

 

As our Acharyas are addressing our ritualistic brahmin communtiy,

they sometimes quote from sAmAnya SAstra. We are more comfortable

quoting only such statements of Ramanuja, Desika and Varavara muni.

 

SabaryAnIta phala bhuk is the name of Lord Venkateswara in His

sahasranAma.

 

adiyEn rAmAnuja dAsan

Vishnu

 

>Further as pointed out by Sridesika the remnants of food eaten by

a sanyasi is not to be consumed. Maybe Ramanuja might have fed the

fishes with fresh food in a different water area.

> Sabari had spent several years seving the rishis and certainly

would not have tasted the fruits before seving Rama or to

anybodyelse.

> This brings to my mind an act practised by my mother.After the

annual srardham the leaves and remnant of food of the swamins was

buried by her and not thrown to cattle as practised by many. The cow

is revered and should not be served with the uchisttam .

> dasn narayanan

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