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Can anyone in this Forum please let me know the words of Kuroor amma's

prayer to Lord Krishna,in the teleserial 'Guruvayoorappan'?

Thanking you in anticipation,

Girija.

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Girijaji, I think, the lyrics are like this (others please correct me if it is wrong). KOMALAM KOOYAJAN VENUM SHYAMALOYAM KUMARAKA VEDA VEDYAM PARA BRAHMA BHASATHAM PURATHO MAMA Radhe Shyam, Arungirijajaysankar <girijajaysankar wrote: Can anyone in this Forum please let me know the words of Kuroor

amma'sprayer to Lord Krishna,in the teleserial 'Guruvayoorappan'?Thanking you in anticipation,Girija.

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Hello Arunji/Girijaji,

 

I think the second word on the first line is "KOOJAYAN" instead of KOOYAJAN. Otherwise everything in order.

 

Om Namo Naarayana:

 

Raju.

 

 

guruvayur From: arunppillayDate: Thu, 3 Apr 2008 19:14:58 -0700Re: [Guruvayur/Guruvayoor] a request.

 

 

 

Girijaji,

 

I think, the lyrics are like this (others please correct me if it is wrong).

 

KOMALAM KOOYAJAN VENUM SHYAMALOYAM KUMARAKA

VEDA VEDYAM PARA BRAHMA BHASATHAM PURATHO MAMA

 

Radhe Shyam,

Arungirijajaysankar <girijajaysankar (AT) (DOT) co.in> wrote:

Can anyone in this Forum please let me know the words of Kuroor amma'sprayer to Lord Krishna,in the teleserial 'Guruvayoorappan'?Thanking you in anticipation,Girija.

 

 

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om namo narayanaya

 

Dear bhaktas

 

I have also been following the serial "Sri Krishna Leela" on asianet.

 

A few weeks ago, the character who plays Kuroor amma recites a mantra

thus:

 

Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya Namah

Danvantaraye Amrutha Kalasa Hastaaya Sarva maya vinashaya trylokya

nathaya namah

Om Maha vishnave Namah

 

This seems distinctly different compared to what most of us know.

 

First, the breakage of the mantra into 3 parts! Or is this the correct

version???

Second, she says "vinashaya". Is this correct? Or, is "vinashanaya"

correct?

 

Can the knowledgeable in this forum throw more light?

 

RK Rangan

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Dear all,

Radhe Krishna!

The correct version is

" KomaLam Koojayan Venum ShyamaLo ayam Kumarakah

Veda-vedyah param Brahma bhasatham puratho mama "

 

meaning

Ayam Kumarakah=This young boy (who is) koojayan =sounding, playing, venum=the flute, komalam=beautifully, melodiously, (and who is) param Brahma = the Supreme Brahman, (the Supreme Lord who is Nishkala-brahman), and Veda-vedyah=known to the world only through the Vedas, bhasatham=Let Him shine, mama-(in) my purathah =in front of me.

 

May this Lord Krishna, in the form of the delusive young boy who is the Nishkala-brahman (really speaking, who is the Supreme being without form, but who has taken the form of Lord Guruvayoorappan), and who is known only through the Vedas, (always) shine in front of me.

 

The Supreme Brahman, the God of the Hindus, has, really speaking, no form. That is Nish-kala Brahman. But He descends on earth taking a form with a kala or a fraction of His power, only in the Amsa-avatharas like Rama, Parasurama, Nara-narayana, Varaha, Nrusimha, etc., when occasion arises, to destroy the evil and protect the virtuous. Bur Krishna-avathara is not a fractional or Amsa-avathara. It is Poorna-avathara, in which the Supreme Nishkala-brahman has descended on earth with full powers--- POORNA-PUNYA-AVATHARAM.

 

As it is a Poorna-avatharam with full powers of the Supreme Lord, there is no reason to call it an Amsa-avathara or what is kalled " Sa-kala-brahman " . This is what Bhattatiri also says in Narayaneeyam dasakam 1, sloka 4-6. (See Commentary of the dasakam in the web-site www.narayaneeyam.com which gives more details of the hypothesis.)

 

The sole authority for the presence of the Lord without a form, (Nishkala-brahman) is the Vedas, and nowhere else. That is why He is referred to as " Veda-vedyah = known only through the Vedas.)

 

Regards

KVG.

On 4/4/08, Arun P Pillai <arunppillay wrote:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Girijaji,

 

I think, the lyrics are like this (others please correct me if it is wrong).

 

KOMALAM KOOYAJAN VENUM SHYAMALOYAM KUMARAKA

VEDA VEDYAM PARA BRAHMA BHASATHAM PURATHO MAMA

 

Radhe Shyam,

Arungirijajaysankar <girijajaysankar wrote:

 

Can anyone in this Forum please let me know the words of Kuroor amma'sprayer to Lord Krishna,in the teleserial 'Guruvayoorappan'?Thanking you in anticipation,

Girija.

 

 

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Dear Arunji and Rajuji,

 

thank you both ,very much ,for the clarification.

 

Ohm Namo Bhagavathe Narayanaya.

 

Girija.

 

 

guruvayur , rajendran pillai <rajendranpillai

wrote:

>

>

> Hello Arunji/Girijaji,

>

> I think the second word on the first line is " KOOJAYAN " instead of

KOOYAJAN. Otherwise everything in order.

>

> Om Namo Naarayana:

>

> Raju.

>

>

> guruvayur: arunppillay: Thu, 3 Apr 2008 19:14:58

-0700Re: [Guruvayur/Guruvayoor] a request.

>

>

>

>

>

> Girijaji,

>

> I think, the lyrics are like this (others please correct me if it is

wrong).

>

> KOMALAM KOOYAJAN VENUM SHYAMALOYAM KUMARAKA

> VEDA VEDYAM PARA BRAHMA BHASATHAM PURATHO MAMA

>

> Radhe Shyam,

> Arungirijajaysankar girijajaysankar wrote:

> Can anyone in this Forum please let me know the words of Kuroor

amma'sprayer to Lord Krishna,in the teleserial

'Guruvayoorappan'?Thanking you in anticipation,Girija.

>

>

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vinaaSaaye is also correct as it is given in mangalasthorthra of Nrsimha as sarvaarishtavinaaSaaya sri nrisimhaaya mangalam Dr. Saroja Ramanujam, M.A., Ph.D, Siromani in sanskrit. www.freewebs.com/asrama3

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Dear Gopalkrishnaji,

This is wonderful. Thank you for providing such precise description

and explanation of the wordings and meaning of the prayer for the

benefit of the member devotees. I am sure all of us appreciate it.

Thanks also to the devotee who inetiated the question and all others

who responded.

In the devotional service of Bhagavan Guruvayoorappan.

Jai Shree Krishna !

 

 

guruvayur , " K.V Gopalakrishna "

<gopalakrishna.kv wrote:

>

> Dear all,

> Radhe Krishna!

> The correct version is

> " KomaLam Koojayan Venum ShyamaLo ayam Kumarakah

> Veda-vedyah param Brahma bhasatham puratho mama "

>

> meaning

> Ayam Kumarakah=This young boy (who is) koojayan =sounding, playing,

> venum=the flute, komalam=beautifully, melodiously, (and who is)

param Brahma

> = the Supreme Brahman, (the Supreme Lord who is Nishkala-brahman),

and

> Veda-vedyah=known to the world only through the Vedas,

bhasatham=Let Him

> shine, mama-(in) my purathah =in front of me.

>

> May this Lord Krishna, in the form of the delusive young boy who is

the

> Nishkala-brahman (really speaking, who is the Supreme being without

form,

> but who has taken the form of Lord Guruvayoorappan), and who is

known only

> through the Vedas, (always) shine in front of me.

>

> The Supreme Brahman, the God of the Hindus, has, really speaking,

no form.

> That is Nish-kala Brahman. But He descends on earth taking a form

with a

> kala or a fraction of His power, only in the Amsa-avatharas like

Rama,

> Parasurama, Nara-narayana, Varaha, Nrusimha, etc., when occasion

arises, to

> destroy the evil and protect the virtuous. Bur Krishna-avathara

is not a

> fractional or Amsa-avathara. It is Poorna-avathara, in which the

Supreme

> Nishkala-brahman has descended on earth with full powers---

> POORNA-PUNYA-AVATHARAM.

>

> As it is a Poorna-avatharam with full powers of the Supreme Lord,

there is

> no reason to call it an Amsa-avathara or what is kalled " Sa-kala-

brahman " .

> This is what Bhattatiri also says in Narayaneeyam dasakam 1, sloka

4-6. (See

> Commentary of the dasakam in the web-site www.narayaneeyam.com

which gives

> more details of the hypothesis.)

>

> The sole authority for the presence of the Lord without a form,

> (Nishkala-brahman) is the Vedas, and nowhere else. That is why He

is

> referred to as " Veda-vedyah = known only through the Vedas.)

>

> Regards

> KVG.

>

> On 4/4/08, Arun P Pillai <arunppillay wrote:

> >

> > Girijaji,

> >

> > I think, the lyrics are like this (others please correct me if it

is

> > wrong).

> >

> > *KOMALAM KOOYAJAN VENUM SHYAMALOYAM KUMARAKA*

> > *VEDA VEDYAM PARA BRAHMA BHASATHAM PURATHO MAMA*

> > **

> > Radhe Shyam,

> > Arun

> >

> > *girijajaysankar <girijajaysankar* wrote:

> >

> > Can anyone in this Forum please let me know the words of Kuroor

amma's

> > prayer to Lord Krishna,in the teleserial 'Guruvayoorappan'?

> > Thanking you in anticipation,

> > Girija.

> >

> > ------------------------------

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Wonderfully explained!

Namaskaram and humble thanks for the same.

guruvayur , " K.V Gopalakrishna "

<gopalakrishna.kv wrote:

>

> Dear all,

> Radhe Krishna!

> The correct version is

> " KomaLam Koojayan Venum ShyamaLo ayam Kumarakah

> Veda-vedyah param Brahma bhasatham puratho mama "

>

> meaning

> Ayam Kumarakah=This young boy (who is) koojayan =sounding, playing,

> venum=the flute, komalam=beautifully, melodiously, (and who is) param

Brahma

> = the Supreme Brahman, (the Supreme Lord who is Nishkala-brahman), and

> Veda-vedyah=known to the world only through the Vedas, bhasatham=Let

Him

> shine, mama-(in) my purathah =in front of me.

>

> May this Lord Krishna, in the form of the delusive young boy who is

the

> Nishkala-brahman (really speaking, who is the Supreme being without

form,

> but who has taken the form of Lord Guruvayoorappan), and who is known

only

> through the Vedas, (always) shine in front of me.

>

> The Supreme Brahman, the God of the Hindus, has, really speaking, no

form.

> That is Nish-kala Brahman. But He descends on earth taking a form

with a

> kala or a fraction of His power, only in the Amsa-avatharas like Rama,

> Parasurama, Nara-narayana, Varaha, Nrusimha, etc., when occasion

arises, to

> destroy the evil and protect the virtuous. Bur Krishna-avathara is

not a

> fractional or Amsa-avathara. It is Poorna-avathara, in which the

Supreme

> Nishkala-brahman has descended on earth with full powers---

> POORNA-PUNYA-AVATHARAM.

>

> As it is a Poorna-avatharam with full powers of the Supreme Lord,

there is

> no reason to call it an Amsa-avathara or what is kalled

" Sa-kala-brahman " .

> This is what Bhattatiri also says in Narayaneeyam dasakam 1, sloka

4-6. (See

> Commentary of the dasakam in the web-site www.narayaneeyam.com which

gives

> more details of the hypothesis.)

>

> The sole authority for the presence of the Lord without a form,

> (Nishkala-brahman) is the Vedas, and nowhere else. That is why He is

> referred to as " Veda-vedyah = known only through the Vedas.)

>

> Regards

> KVG.

>

> On 4/4/08, Arun P Pillai arunppillay wrote:

> >

> > Girijaji,

> >

> > I think, the lyrics are like this (others please correct me if it is

> > wrong).

> >

> > *KOMALAM KOOYAJAN VENUM SHYAMALOYAM KUMARAKA*

> > *VEDA VEDYAM PARA BRAHMA BHASATHAM PURATHO MAMA*

> > **

> > Radhe Shyam,

> > Arun

> >

> > *girijajaysankar girijajaysankar* wrote:

> >

> > Can anyone in this Forum please let me know the words of Kuroor

amma's

> > prayer to Lord Krishna,in the teleserial 'Guruvayoorappan'?

> > Thanking you in anticipation,

> > Girija.

> >

> > ------------------------------

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OM NAMO NARAYANA, Thanks to all, have a good week, good life. deejan s, 9199305 03969.girijajaysankar <girijajaysankar wrote: Wonderfully explained!Namaskaram and humble thanks for the same.guruvayur , "K.V Gopalakrishna"<gopalakrishna.kv wrote:>> Dear all,> Radhe Krishna!> The correct version is> "KomaLam

Koojayan Venum ShyamaLo ayam Kumarakah> Veda-vedyah param Brahma bhasatham puratho mama">> meaning> Ayam Kumarakah=This young boy (who is) koojayan =sounding, playing,> venum=the flute, komalam=beautifully, melodiously, (and who is) paramBrahma> = the Supreme Brahman, (the Supreme Lord who is Nishkala-brahman), and> Veda-vedyah=known to the world only through the Vedas, bhasatham=LetHim> shine, mama-(in) my purathah =in front of me.>> May this Lord Krishna, in the form of the delusive young boy who isthe> Nishkala-brahman (really speaking, who is the Supreme being withoutform,> but who has taken the form of Lord Guruvayoorappan), and who is knownonly> through the Vedas, (always) shine in front of me.>> The Supreme Brahman, the God of the Hindus, has, really speaking, noform.> That is Nish-kala Brahman. But He descends

on earth taking a formwith a> kala or a fraction of His power, only in the Amsa-avatharas like Rama,> Parasurama, Nara-narayana, Varaha, Nrusimha, etc., when occasionarises, to> destroy the evil and protect the virtuous. Bur Krishna-avathara isnot a> fractional or Amsa-avathara. It is Poorna-avathara, in which theSupreme> Nishkala-brahman has descended on earth with full powers---> POORNA-PUNYA-AVATHARAM.>> As it is a Poorna-avatharam with full powers of the Supreme Lord,there is> no reason to call it an Amsa-avathara or what is kalled"Sa-kala-brahman".> This is what Bhattatiri also says in Narayaneeyam dasakam 1, sloka4-6. (See> Commentary of the dasakam in the web-site www.narayaneeyam.com whichgives> more details of the hypothesis.)>> The sole authority for the presence of the Lord without a form,> (Nishkala-brahman) is

the Vedas, and nowhere else. That is why He is> referred to as "Veda-vedyah = known only through the Vedas.)>> Regards> KVG.>> On 4/4/08, Arun P Pillai arunppillay wrote:> >> > Girijaji,> >> > I think, the lyrics are like this (others please correct me if it is> > wrong).> >> > *KOMALAM KOOYAJAN VENUM SHYAMALOYAM KUMARAKA*> > *VEDA VEDYAM PARA BRAHMA BHASATHAM PURATHO MAMA*> > **> > Radhe Shyam,> > Arun> >> > *girijajaysankar girijajaysankar* wrote:> >> > Can anyone in this Forum please let me know the words of Kurooramma's> > prayer to Lord Krishna,in the teleserial 'Guruvayoorappan'?> > Thanking you in anticipation,> > Girija.> >> > ------------------------------> > You rock. That's why

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