Guest guest Posted April 24, 2004 Report Share Posted April 24, 2004 SrI: SrImathE Gopaladesika mahadesikaya namah: Dearest Srivaishnavas, The world does not enjoy His solwseelyam and sowllabhyam; - AzhwAr lamented in last verse. Here he elaborates His wonder of appearing in different forms at different places.. maNNuLaaykol viNNuLaaykol maNNuLE mayangininRu eNNum eNN agappadaay kol enna maayai, nin thamar kaNNuLaaykol sEyaikol ananthanmEl kidantha em puNNiyaa punanthuzhaay alankalam punithanE! (45) Oh the Lord [due to my fortune]- the one who reclines on AdhisEshan! The most pristinely Purest One wearing thirutthuzhaay (thuLasi) garland! You reside in this world; in the other world as well (i.e. in Prakrithi as well as Paramapadham or in other words- in leelA vibhUthi and in Nithya vibhUthi). You do not reside in the heart of those who are caught and are attracted to the materialistic and worldly pleasures alone; [at the same time], You are seen and enjoyed physically by Your dearest devotees; You also are afar for some; One can never utter the great wonders of Yours performing such mysterious appearances! If one is at one place, he naturally can not be at another place. It is but natural. However You alone can be at the same time- in one place and also at another place. [angu vaitthu ingu piRandhu..] You are in Prakruthi maNdalam as well as in Paramapadham. Not only for thought; You are not seen by eyes also. Due to Your dhivyAthma swarUpam, You are there manifesting everywhere. [antharbahischathassarvam vyApya nArAyaNasthitha:]. He can take varius forms at the same time and hence He takes one rUpam here and another in other place. [e.g. in one dhiya Desam Kutti KaNNan and in other- Sri Raman-. In one reclining Sri Rangan and in another ThiruvEmkatamudaiyaan et al.] For some He is not seen by eyes [but is enjoyed in the mind]; For some neither seen nor is thought of even in their minds.- can also be one interpretation which can be seen by the line.. ‘maNNuLE mayangi ninRu eNNum ninthamar..’- paraan~gmukhAnAm gOvindhE vishayAsaktha ChEthasAm| thEshaam thath param brahma dhUgath dhUratharE sThitham| thanmayathvEna gOvindhE yE narA nyastha ChEthasa: | vishayathyaaginasthEshAm vignEyam thu thadhanthikE || One can also refer to Vedantha Deepa mangaLa slOka here- says Ri UttamUr Swami in his commentary. sEyai kol- You are also at far distance- says AzhwAr- why did he say this separately? When people are attracted to vishayams (worldly objects), He does not reside there; nor does He stay in their hearts. Their prospect of attaining Him sooner does not arise- is described in this line “He is at a farthest distance”. Also for some He is at closer quarters and for other just in their thoughts and hearsay- not seen to be enjoyed. anathanmERkidantha- He is on AdhisEshan- thus He is enjoyed physically [prathyaksham]; punanthuzhaayalanga- Wearing most fragrant thuLasi garland- one can enjoy and infer His presence with the fragrance spreading there from His Thirutthuzhaay. puNNiyaa! He is the cause for ishtaprApathi; punithanE- He is the cause for anishta nivratthi; Thus He takes so many forms available at all places; spreading his fragrance everywhere; For many- seen by Them as well. Still the world does not realize Him or see Him as the Supreme Lord. ThirumazhisaiPiraan ThiruvadigaLE SaraNam Regards Namo Narayana dAsan Photos: High-quality 4x6 digital prints for 25¢ ph/print_splash Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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