Guest guest Posted March 20, 2010 Report Share Posted March 20, 2010 VIBHUTHI SANDHI apaNAlayagata padARthavu stRI puruSharugaLiMdriyagaLali dIpa pAvakaroLiDutiha tailAdi dravyagaLa A paramagavadAnaveMdu pa dEpadE mareyadale smarisuta bhUpanaMdadi saMcharisu niRbhayadi saRvatra....HKAS_05-27 apaNAlayagata = things that are sold in a shop padARthavu = those items stRI puruSharugaLa = men as well as women iMdriyagaLali = ornaments for the ears and nose etc.. dIpa = for the lamp pAvakaroLiDutiha = putting into agni tailAdi dravyagaLa = oil, ghee, firewood etc A paramage =for ParamAtma avadAnaveMdu = offering to yaj~na (as oblation) padEpadE = again and again - every moment mareyadale = without forgetting smarisuta = remembering so bhUpanaMdadi = like a king saRvatra = at all places niRbhayadi = fearlessly, without ahaM, mamate etc.. saMcharisu = go about 'apaNa' is the shop where we obtain things we require. 'Alaya' is the place where we stay. In a house we have rice, dal, and other grains. We also have beds and beddings, clothes for men, jewellry for women, oil & ghee for lighting lamps, firewood. All these items should be considered as 'havissu' for ParamAtma and they are offerings to ParamAtma. Offering everything ParamAtma is 'avadAna'. JagannAtha dAsa proclaims that a person who does as above without forgeting - at every moment, is always fearless and moves about in the same way as a king moves about fearlessly and would not be afraid of mean persons. He who has the anugraha of Paramatma need not fear anyone. Because ParamAtma pervades in them, they have high capability. They are fearless because they remember ParamAtma every moment. shrI kR^ishNArpanamastu Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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