Guest guest Posted November 18, 2003 Report Share Posted November 18, 2003 Sri Parthasarathi thunai Srimathe Ramanujaya Namaha Sri Vara Vara MunayE Namaha Sri VanAchala mahA munayE Namaha SrisailEsa dayA pAthram deebhakthyAdhi gunArnavam Yateendra pravanam vandhE ramya jAmataram munim RamyajAmatru yOgeendra pAdha rEkhA mayam sadhA thathAyaththAthma sadhdhAthim rAmAnuja munim bhajE HH Sri Vanamamalai kaliyan ramanuja Jeeyer 1853-1867 (Twentieth pattam) Swamy’s kainkaryams contd. On the arrival of Kalikandri mAmunivan, deivanAyakan with great pleasure sent his chatra samara and other honours along with Sri satakOpan and welcomed swamy. Swamy humbly accepted the honours and submitted the pattu peedhAmbharam (grand vastrams (clothings specially made for emperuman)) to the divine feet of deivanAyakan and did mangalasasanams with azhvar pasurams, “A-namai nelam keenda ennappanE kannA endrum ennai Aludai vAnanAyaganE!” and stood in front of emperuman immersed in the divine anubhavam while emperuman called swamy (arulapAdittu) “nam vAnamamalai ramanuja Jeeyer!” and blessed swamy with his theertham, satakOpan, thirumAlai, thiruparivattam and prasadams. Swamy then took the permission to leave and proceeded to the other sannadhis, did mangalAsAsanams and then reached the mutt. From then on swamy took atmost care of the kainkaryams in both deivanayakan sannadhi and to aranganagarappan. Swamy remained blessing his disciples with divine arthas in ubhaya vedantha and regularly continuing the dhadheeyArAdhanams, following his poorvAcharyas in both jnanam and anushtanam concentrating on shisyaabhivriththi and spreading the divine dharshanam to one and all. After a few days, swamy wanted to do divya desa yathra and hence started his journey along with a number of shisyas and srivaishnavas and visited pandiya nAdu, chola nAdu and thondainAdu divyadesams and did mangalAsAsanams to the respective emperumans. All through the way swamy was honoured by all the prabhus and srivaishnavas and swamy returned back to Vanamamalai with all the precious gems and other things submitted by the disciples on the way. Swamy then submitted all the collections during the yathra (pattu peedhAmbharams and precious gems) to the divine feet of deivanAyakan and sirivaramangai nAchiyar. In a few days, swamy submitted a beautiful gold thiruyagnOpaveetham (thirupoonool) studded with precious gems to deivanAyakan and enjoyed seeing perumal adorning the same. Swamy then submitted a big golden bharmAsanam to swamy nammazhvar in azhvar thirunagari. Further swamy submitted a lot of wealth for making the golden abhethya kavasam for azhvar. Then swamy submitted a costly pannangu (outer cover) decorated with gold for the thirupallakku (palanquin) of azhvar. Swamy built a big, strong and spacious mutt in thirukurungudi. Swamy built one other mutt in Sriperumbudur in the same manner. In chola desam, swamy greatly helped to collect funds for the construction of the fence wall surrounding the parakalan sannadhi. Further, swamy in a grand manner celebrated the theppOtsavam of varamangAvallabhan Sri deivanAyakan and rejoiced the occasion with a number of like-minded srivaishnavas. Then swamy blessed one shisya who underwent samAsrayanam under the divine feet of pattarbiran ramanuja jeeyer swamy, who knew all the sastras and one who learnt the manthArthams, bhashyam and bhagavat vishayam as a close disciple of swamy, one who remained with great jnanam and vairAkyam towards lowkikam and immersed in kainkaryam and granted thureeyAsramam and named him nAthan jeeyer and handed over the responsibility of taking care of the kainkaryams in nAthan sannadhi. Following swamy’s orders nAthan jeeyer went to nAthan sannadhi and took atmost care of the kainkaryams over there. While swamy remained in this way showering manthra manthrArthas along with arulicheyal vyakhyAnams as kalashepams to his disciples swamy suddenly wished to have the divine dharshanam of the charama stalam (where swamy attained paramapadam) of his acharya pattarbiran swamy and also do mangalasAsanams to the divya desams on the way. Thereby swamy started his journey along with a number of srivaishnavas doing mangalasasanams to various divya desams on the way and reached bhakyapuram, visited seethAramapuram prostrated the charama stalam of his acharya and grieved remembering the great jnanAnushtanams of his acharya and then consoled himself. Later due to the request of the disciples over there, swamy stayed there for sometime. (To be continued) Alwar EmperumAnAr jeeyar thiruvadigalE sharaNam Adiyen Ramanuja dAsee, Sumithra Varadarajan Protect your identity with Mail AddressGuard Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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