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Sri:

 

SrimatE Gopaladesika MahadesikAya Namaha,

 

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

 

935. thathAthatthAthithatthEthA thAthathIthEthithAthithuth

thatthatthatthAthathithathA thathEthAthEthathAthuthA

 

The itinerary of th Paaduka is vast. It excels th Lord Himself in its

enjoyability and its status of being kept as the Goal of life. It

will destroy with a great fury all the unhappy visitations (such as

excessive rain, drought, pestilence, foreign invasion etc.) called

Eeti pain. The Paaduka has ordained all things with their respective

characteristics to be subservient to it. This kind of affluence of

the Paaduka has a vast extent, all available to the devotee at the

will of the Paaduka. It showers a bliss of experience by virtue of

melodies, as from the Vina. That Paaduka, which has joined the Father

of Manmatha, is like a Father to us all-sharing in our mirth and

grief.

 

Namo Narayana,

 

SriMuralidhara Dasan

 

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

 

SlOkam 935: This slOkam is set in Ekahalka bhandham ..This slOkam

contains only one " hul " sound and hence is known as Ekahulka bhandham.

 

1. UtthamUr Swamy's anubhavam : The PaadhukAs have large strides and

are ready to move at any time. Since they are enjoyable and

attainable, they exceed the status of Brahmam recognized by " Tath " .

They destroy the afflictions of samsAris. They are expansive as a

result of the rows of objects and people under its suzeranity. They

are surrounded by many musical instruments such as VeeNA, Drum et al.

They are the property of the father of ManmathA and act as a father

would to His children. The name of Ekahalkam derives from the

Sanskrit grammar established by Panini's system. " Hal " is a

technical _expression for all the consonants or for any consonant .

This verse contains only one consonant and therefore is known as

Ekahalkam.

 

2. SrImath Andavan's anubhavam: The inner meaning: The SadAchAryAs

like the Raama Paadhukais display parama vAthsalyam to the Jeevans.

They search for suffering jeevans and help them.They demonstrate to

the mumukshus their extradinary accessibility as a goal and

enjoyability through their Saasthra-SampradhAya anushtAnams. They

remove the samsAric afflictions of the suffering jeevans and

bless them with hitham . They act in the role of relatives in every

way (Sarva vidha Bandhus) and make all the PurushArTams with in the

reach of those who seek them out. They are sacred enough to have

sthOthrams and geethams about them . They speak sweetly.(Madhura

BHAshis). They enchant people with their divine tEjas (Brahma tEjas).

They do not need the help of anyone to accomplish what they

wish. Inspite of it, they demonstrate affection that is greater than

one's own parents and treat other's sukha dukkhams as their own .

 

3. This extraordinary slOkam uses only the Meyyezhutthu of " Ta " .

The split of the slOkam is as follows :

 

TathAtatthA athitatthEthA thAthathi ithEthi- thAthituth

tatthathatthath thAthithA tathA ithAtEtha thAthuthA

 

The Raama PadhukAs have the power to travel eveywhere

( Tatha atatthA ). The PaadhukAs as objects of loftiness and

enjoyability far exceeds the attributes of Brahman ( athi tatthA--

tath ithA ). The PaadhukAs have the power to destroy all sufferings

fully ( itha EethithA athituth ) . They have under their control

(adheenam) all objects of the world and their svabhAvams). They have

the iswaryam of MangaLa Vaadhyams like VeeNA ( aatathA ). They are

possessed by the father of Manmathan ( ith atAthuthA .

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