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SrI:

Shrimate Shri Lakshmi Nrusimha Parabrahmane Namaha:

Shrimate Shri Seetha Ramachandra Parabrahmane Namaha:

Shrimate Shri Ramanujaya Namaha:

Shrimate Nigamantha Maha Desikaya Namaha:

Shrimate Shrivan Satagopa Shri Narayana Yateendra Mahadesikaya Namaha:

 

" SrimAn VenaktanAthArya: kavithArkika kEsarI!

VedAnthAchArya varyO mE sannidhatthAM sadhA hrudhi " !!

 

Swami established that the ultimate essence all knowledge

is to understand that Goddess SrI is inseparable from the Lord

and there is no one equal or superior to the Divya Dampathi!!!

 

The Divine couple is inseparable. They are not separated even

when they manifest as avatar's. We saw this in our 9th posting

where in we dealt with the following Sloka from Vishnu Puram.

 

" Raghavatway-abavat Sita, Rukmini Krishna janmani !

Anyeshu chavatareshu Visho-resha-yanapayinee !! ... "

 

-- Vishnu Purana, 1 -9-144 & 145

 

Goddess Lakshmi is forever united with Lord Vishnu. So, when our

Lord becomes Rama, Sri becomes Sita, .... Goddess Lakshmi thus

adjusts herself according to the embodiments of Lord Vishnu.

 

Now, the question is, how is it that during the rAmA avataaram,

Lord Rama accepted saranAgathy (e.g. SugrIva, vibhIshanA etc.)

even in the absence of sIta?

 

Here we should understand that though sIta was physically not

next to rAmA, she was really with Him.

 

We saw this even in the trivikramA avatAram, though our Lord was

a bachelor in this avatAram, being without Goddess Lakshmi was

inconceivable and so Goddess Lakshmi was hidden in his Krishnajinam!!!

 

Swami Desika has emphasised this in the paramArthastuti.

ParamArthastuti is a stotra on Lord Vijayaraghava in Thirupputkuzhi,

near Kanchi. Thirumangai Alvar refers to this Lord as 'Por-eru'.

 

The context of the following Sloka plays an important role here.

This is the fifth Sloka, after which Swami deals with the

saranAgathy of sugrIva, vibhIshanA and the like which happens

during the physical absence of sIta. So, swami as a precautionary

measure clarifies that the Divya Dampathi always stand united!

Swami gives prominence to the JatAyu episode of rAmAyanam, especially

his supreme service at the cost of his life in this stotra.

 

 

" kamalA nirapAya dharmapatnI

karuNAdyA: svayamrtvijo gunAste

avanam SrayatAm ahInamAdyam

sa ca dharmastvadananya sEvanIya: !! "

 

Swami says that the ritual performed by our Lord is to protect

saranAgatas. Any yAgam has to accompanied by ones wife. Swami

says that since periya pirAtti is always united with the Lord,

our Lord performs this jAgam. The Lords compassion and such gunas

itself accompany the Lord as priests.

 

Swami adds that the ritual of protection should be performed

continuously by our Lord like " ahInam " - which continues always

without limitations. No body else can perform this ritual other

than our Lord !!

 

The quality of mercy of Lord rAmA has been exhibited in a lot

many places. For instance Our Lord accepted vibhIshanA saranAgathy

and declared that he would accept even rAvanA's saranAgathy.

" ...dattamasyAbhayam mayA vibhIshano vA sugrIva vA rAvanasvayam " .

 

Swami Desika has dealt with vibhIshana saranAgathy in Abhaya pradAna

sAra in manipravAla style. Swami calls Valmiki rAmAyanam as a

SarangAgathy Vedam and says the Principle of surrender is the

connecting thread of all the six kAndAs.

 

In the eighth Sloka of ParamArthastuti " saranAgatha rakshana vrati mAm... "

Swami speaks of Lord rAmA's declaration " sakrdeva prapannAya tavAsmitica

yAcate... "

 

Swami Desika says " Since Lords protection extends even to a wretch like

rAvana, surely I will not be forsaken or excluded however sinful I may be " .

This is to give us reassurance that our Lord will definitely protect us.

 

ParamArthastuti of Swami can be termed as a short rAmAyana. Swami Desika

himself calls it ramanIya (beautiful). This is because of the blessings

of Lord Vijayaragava.

 

Swami Desika's has given us the epic of 24,000 verses in just

ten verses => Paramaarthastuti!!!

 

 

" Kavi Taarkika Simhaaya Kalyaana guna SaalinE!

SrimatE VenkateshAya VedAnta Gurave nama !! "

 

....To be continued!

 

dEsikan tiruvaDigaLE SaraNam

 

Praveena nAmni Ramanuja dasi

24th Aug 1999

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Praveena,

Nice consolidation of Paramartha Sthuthi!!

 

Thanks & Regards,

 

Jayshree Narasimhan

 

AT & T Singapore

Tel: +65-870 6384

Fax: +65-773 1252

 

 

 

>

> Praveena [may2192]

> Tuesday, August 24, 1999 11:20 PM

> Malola Net

> Experiencing Swami Desika - 80

>

>

> SrI:

> Shrimate Shri Lakshmi Nrusimha Parabrahmane Namaha:

> Shrimate Shri Seetha Ramachandra Parabrahmane Namaha:

> Shrimate Shri Ramanujaya Namaha:

> Shrimate Nigamantha Maha Desikaya Namaha:

> Shrimate Shrivan Satagopa Shri Narayana Yateendra Mahadesikaya Namaha:

>

> " SrimAn VenaktanAthArya: kavithArkika kEsarI!

> VedAnthAchArya varyO mE sannidhatthAM sadhA hrudhi " !!

>

> Swami established that the ultimate essence all knowledge

> is to understand that Goddess SrI is inseparable from the Lord

> and there is no one equal or superior to the Divya Dampathi!!!

>

> The Divine couple is inseparable. They are not separated even

> when they manifest as avatar's. We saw this in our 9th posting

> where in we dealt with the following Sloka from Vishnu Puram.

>

> " Raghavatway-abavat Sita, Rukmini Krishna janmani !

> Anyeshu chavatareshu Visho-resha-yanapayinee !! ... "

>

> -- Vishnu Purana, 1 -9-144 & 145

>

> Goddess Lakshmi is forever united with Lord Vishnu. So, when our

> Lord becomes Rama, Sri becomes Sita, .... Goddess Lakshmi thus

> adjusts herself according to the embodiments of Lord Vishnu.

>

> Now, the question is, how is it that during the rAmA avataaram,

> Lord Rama accepted saranAgathy (e.g. SugrIva, vibhIshanA etc.)

> even in the absence of sIta?

>

> Here we should understand that though sIta was physically not

> next to rAmA, she was really with Him.

>

> We saw this even in the trivikramA avatAram, though our Lord was

> a bachelor in this avatAram, being without Goddess Lakshmi was

> inconceivable and so Goddess Lakshmi was hidden in his Krishnajinam!!!

>

> Swami Desika has emphasised this in the paramArthastuti.

> ParamArthastuti is a stotra on Lord Vijayaraghava in Thirupputkuzhi,

> near Kanchi. Thirumangai Alvar refers to this Lord as 'Por-eru'.

>

> The context of the following Sloka plays an important role here.

> This is the fifth Sloka, after which Swami deals with the

> saranAgathy of sugrIva, vibhIshanA and the like which happens

> during the physical absence of sIta. So, swami as a precautionary

> measure clarifies that the Divya Dampathi always stand united!

> Swami gives prominence to the JatAyu episode of rAmAyanam, especially

> his supreme service at the cost of his life in this stotra.

>

>

> " kamalA nirapAya dharmapatnI

> karuNAdyA: svayamrtvijo gunAste

> avanam SrayatAm ahInamAdyam

> sa ca dharmastvadananya sEvanIya: !! "

>

> Swami says that the ritual performed by our Lord is to protect

> saranAgatas. Any yAgam has to accompanied by ones wife. Swami

> says that since periya pirAtti is always united with the Lord,

> our Lord performs this jAgam. The Lords compassion and such gunas

> itself accompany the Lord as priests.

>

> Swami adds that the ritual of protection should be performed

> continuously by our Lord like " ahInam " - which continues always

> without limitations. No body else can perform this ritual other

> than our Lord !!

>

> The quality of mercy of Lord rAmA has been exhibited in a lot

> many places. For instance Our Lord accepted vibhIshanA saranAgathy

> and declared that he would accept even rAvanA's saranAgathy.

> " ...dattamasyAbhayam mayA vibhIshano vA sugrIva vA rAvanasvayam " .

>

> Swami Desika has dealt with vibhIshana saranAgathy in Abhaya pradAna

> sAra in manipravAla style. Swami calls Valmiki rAmAyanam as a

> SarangAgathy Vedam and says the Principle of surrender is the

> connecting thread of all the six kAndAs.

>

> In the eighth Sloka of ParamArthastuti " saranAgatha rakshana

> vrati mAm... "

> Swami speaks of Lord rAmA's declaration " sakrdeva prapannAya

> tavAsmitica

> yAcate... "

>

> Swami Desika says " Since Lords protection extends even to a

> wretch like

> rAvana, surely I will not be forsaken or excluded however

> sinful I may be " .

> This is to give us reassurance that our Lord will definitely

> protect us.

>

> ParamArthastuti of Swami can be termed as a short rAmAyana.

> Swami Desika

> himself calls it ramanIya (beautiful). This is because of the

> blessings

> of Lord Vijayaragava.

>

> Swami Desika's has given us the epic of 24,000 verses in just

> ten verses => Paramaarthastuti!!!

>

>

> " Kavi Taarkika Simhaaya Kalyaana guna SaalinE!

> SrimatE VenkateshAya VedAnta Gurave nama !! "

>

> ...To be continued!

>

> dEsikan tiruvaDigaLE SaraNam

>

> Praveena nAmni Ramanuja dasi

> 24th Aug 1999

>

>

>

>

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

> ----------

> Srimate Sri Laksminrisimha Divya Paduka Sevaka

> Srivan Satakopa Sri Narayana Yatindra Mahadesikaya Nama

>

>

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SrI:

 

Thank you Jayshree Akka :-);

 

-- adiyen

 

-

Narasimhan, Jayshree <jayshree.narasimhan

 

Wednesday, August 25, 1999 9:20 AM

Re: Experiencing Swami Desika - 80

 

 

> Praveena,

> Nice consolidation of Paramartha Sthuthi!!

>

> Thanks & Regards,

>

> Jayshree Narasimhan

>

> AT & T Singapore

> Tel: +65-870 6384

> Fax: +65-773 1252

>

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