Guest guest Posted April 29, 2003 Report Share Posted April 29, 2003 Sri: SrimatE Gopaladesika MahadesikAya Namaha, 717. pAdhArpaNAth praThamathO haridhashmaramyE maDhyE thava prathiPhalanmaNipAdharakshE! manyE nidharshayathi rangapathiryugAnthE nyagrODhapathrashayitham nijamEva rUpam Oh Manipaaduka! When the slightly bending Ranganatha gets reflected in the emerald stone layer of yourself, it creates a mysterious vision in my mind; You perhaps wish to exhibit, in a reminiscent view, the image of the Lord reclining on a fig leaf once upon a time! (See verse 841) Namo Narayana, SriMuralidhara Dasan Special Notes by V.Sadagopan (V.S): SlOkam 717 1) UtthamUr Swamy's anubhavam: Here, Swamy Desikan describes the moment , when RanganAtha bends slightly to place His feet in to the PaadukAs. His shadow falls on then on the rows of emeralds adorning the center portion of the PaadhukAs.Swamy Desikan describes the effect of that sacred image on his mind. He says: " Oh MaNi PaadhukE! Prior to entering You , Your Lord bends to position His feet. At that time , the reflection of His divine body is seen on the rows of Your emeralds at Your mid portion. That green image/reflection reminds me of the Lord displaying His VaDapathra sAyee form lying on a pupil leave at the time of MahA PraLayam. 2) SrImath Andavan's anubhavam: The inner meaning is that PerumAL rests on the pupil leaf without any worry about the safety of Jeevans ,who are positioned safely inside His stomach . Similarly , PerumAL is free of worries about Jeevans during the time of the presence of His sadAchAryAs in His leelA VIbhUthi . 3)Oh PaadhukE! The Lord of Rangam sees Himself reflected on Your beautiful green emerald gems as He bends to position His feet inside You before the start of His sanchAram ( Rangapathi: pAdhArpaNAth praTamatha: haridasma ramyE Tava madhyE prathiphalan). At that time , He seems to point out as comparison for His reflected image on emeralds , the scene at the time of universal deluge , when He rests on a pupil leaf ( Tava MadhyE prathiphalan , yugAnthE nyAgrOdha pathra sayitham nija roopamEva nidarsayathi manyE)...(V.S). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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