Guest guest Posted December 10, 2009 Report Share Posted December 10, 2009 oDalaneLalaMdadali hari na mmoDane tiruguva oMdaraxaNa biDade beMbalanAgi bhaktAdhIna neMdenisi taDeva duritoughagaLa kAmada koDuva sakalEShTagaLa saMtata naDeva nammaMdadali navasuvishESha sanmahima……………….HKAS_02-25 navasuvishESha sanmahima = a Person with special superb greatness hari = biMba rUpi Paramatma oDala = in our body neLalaMdadali = just as our shadow (follows us) nammoDane = along with us oMdaraxaNa biDade = always – every second beMbalanAgi= as our Protector bhaktAdhIna neMdenisi = feterred by His devotees tiruguva = would move around duritoughagaLa = evil actions or sinful actions taDeva = would stop them (sins) kAmada = whatever His devotees desire saMtata =always sakalEShTagaLa = devotees wishes as per their yOgyata koDuva = would give nammaMdadali = according to our swarUpa yOgyata naDeva = would move about (doing actions) JagannAtha dAsa provides a relevant example to prove that ParamAtma is bhaktAdhIna. Just as our shadow is unseperable from us, in the same way ParamAtma remains permanently unseperable from His devotees. All jIva-s are the pratibiMba of ParamAtma. ParamAtma remains as the bImba rUpa at all times in the jIva-s i.e. during shR^isTi, sthiti and and mukti since He is ancient. The pratibiMba rupa of jIva is as ancient as ParamAtma. jIva is in control of biMba rUpi ParamAtma who is His own Master. jIva thus performs tasks under control of ParamAtma. ParamAtma protects His devotees at all times. Since He loves His devotees, He protects His devotees from sins and troubles and remains their ‘friend in need’ and satisfies their wishes as per their yOgyata and does & make them do their kaRma . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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