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Sri:

 

SrimatE Gopaladesika MahadesikAya Namaha,

 

Translation by U.Ve. Dr. V.N. Vedanta Desikan Swamin:

 

357. aDhikam padhamAshrithOpi veDhA:

prayathO rangaDhurINapAdharakshE!

aBhivAnchathi sangamam paragaI

raBhijAthaIsthava dhEvi! nABhijAtha:

 

Oh Paaduka! Brahma is born in Naabhi (the navel)-yet he,

notwithstanding his high office, is not of high pedigree! He seeks

with a pure heart, a high birth by contact with Your dust! (This Your

dust, alone can confer high birth and elevation that even

Brahma longs for)

 

Namo Narayana,

 

SriMuralidhara Dasan

 

Special Notes by V.SatakOpan (V.S):

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(1)UtthamUr Swamy's anubhavam:Oh RanganAtha PadhukE!

Brahma has attained the highest status among DevAs .

Inspite of it , He is concerned that he is not of

noble descent , since he was born out of the Lord's

navel.Therfore , he likes to wear the specks of dust

belonging to You for sanctification in the belief that

they are born of noble lineage (viz) Yourself. Here ,

Swami Desikan uses the words " AbhijAtha " and Naabhijatha "

deftly. " NaabhijAtha " can mean both " not born of "

(na+abhijAtha) or " born of navel " (Naabhi+jAtha ),

when one splits the word , " NaabhijAtha " in two ways.

 

(2)Swami Desikan says that even BrahmA occupying a noble

post seeks the sambhandham of the specks of dust from

the Paadhukais to gain the higher status of those who are

born in good kulam (Vidhi: abhijAthai: tava parAgai:

sangamam abhivAnchathi)...V.S

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