Guest guest Posted July 9, 2005 Report Share Posted July 9, 2005 SrI: SrImathE Gopaladesika mahadesikaya namah: Dearest all, After the first four AzhwArs namely, Poigai, bhootha, Pey and Thirumazhisai Azhwars’ anubhavams, next we immerse ourselves in the most wonderful verses of Kulasekara PerumAn’s on ThiruvEnkatam. It is the fourth decad of his PerumAL Thirumozhi. pinnitta sadaiyaanum piramanu manthiranum thunnittu pukalariya vaikuntha neeLvaasal minvattas sudaraazhi vEngatakkOn thaanumizhum ponvattil pidiththudanE pukappeRuvE NnaavEnE 4.3 In the last verse 4.2, AzhwAr had pleaded to ThiruvEnkatamudaiyaan for being ordained to be born as a fish in the Swami Pushkarinee. Azhwar then reasons out that the stream could perhaps dry up and the fish may die, thus denying him further Anubhavam of Bhagavan. The thought of separation from Bhagavan is extremely painful to the Azhwar. This must be noted in the context of the Azhwar's desire for daily pilgrimage to Srirangam so that he could constantly be by the side of his Abhimana Dhaivam, Lord Rama and enjoy Bhagavath and Bhaagavata Kainkaryam. Therefore, he seeks a better way to remain by the side of the Lord. {which leads us to the next verse 4.3] The matted lock haired Rudra, the Chathurymukha Brahma, Devendra and all other devas rush to your gate in order to have darshana bhaagyam of Yours at ThiruvEnkatam. To such Supreme Lord Sri Srinivaasan, may I blessed to be the kaimkarya parar [humble servant] to hold the golden bowl for Him to spit after rinsing His ThiruppavaLa chevvaay [red coral lipped mouth]. Thereby, adiyEn can enjoy his yoga nithrA; He gets up and looks at me first… hence adiyEn gets the bliss of having his divinely Beautiful ThirumEni as a feast for my eyes. And also adiyEn is at His beck and call to hold the golden bowl for Him to spit after rinsing His most beautiful mouth.. He would also call me or address me perhaps… [What a great anubhavam by AzhwAr to aspire for this position! The King who had ruled chera, Chozha Paandya dEsam, has aspired for holding the golden bowl for the Lord to rinse His mouth and spit into the bowl] It is a message to us, to be a humble servant to Bhagawaan and Bhaagawathas and not to be proud, arrogant, and great that we are equipped with few cents in our bank or few huts in one corner of His Kingdom. That is also His Blessing and His property. Sri Muralidhar Rangaswamy shares His anubhavam for this vers: In the third Pasuram, the Azhwar desires to hold the spit bowl of Lord Srinivasa. The message here is that when the Lord cleans his mouth with the water from the bowl while brushing his teeth, his benign glance will inevitably fall on the person who holds the bowl. This is a sure shot method to obtain the grace of the Lord. In the Daya Shatakam, Swami Desikan states that a mere benevolent glance of Lord Srinivasa is sufficient to absolve an individual of Deva Runa, Rishi Runa and Pitru Runa. The Azhwar points out an excellent method for obtaining this blessing. This Pasuram is also indicative of the fact that Bhaktas throng to the Temple of Srinivasa in large numbers and vie with one another to have a Darshanam of Lord Srinivasa just like Brahma, Indra and Rudra compete with one another to get a Darshanam of Lord Narayana at Thirumala. Hence, the entrance gate to the Temple of Lord Srinivasa is just as difficult to enter as the door to Sri vaikuntam. " Wouldn't it make my task easier if I wait for the Lord at the gate [Vaikunta Dwaram] holding his spit bowl, and be assured of his Darshanam? " This seems to be the thought of the Azhwar. KulasEkarAzhwAr ThiruvaDigaLE SaraNam SrI PadmAvathI SamEtha Sri Srinivasa ParabrahmaNE Namah: Regards Namo Narayana dAsan __ Sell on Auctions – no fees. Bid on great items. http://auctions./ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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