Iraamaanusa nooRRanthAthi- 23rd verse- amudhanaar's naichyaanusanthAnam

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SrI:

SrImathE Ramanujaya namah:

 

Dearest all,

 

He is my immeasurable wealth- I had said. Why did I

say that? I am being so selfish. I have never even

thought of this belittling his glories. Thus,

Amudhanaar feels shining with his naichyaanusanthanam.

 

 

Let us enjoy the 23rd verse:

 

vaippaaya vaanporuL enRu,nal lanpar manaththakaththE

eppOthum vaikkum iraamaa Nnuchanai irunNilaththil

oppaar ilaatha uRuvinai yEnvancha nenchilvaiththu

muppOthum vaazththuvan ennaam ithu_avan moypukazkkE!

23

 

" Apath rakshakan " - That's how Sri Ramanuja is

considered as, by the Bhagawathas and are kept very

safely with all precautions in the core of their

hearts at all times during day and night, as a

treasure lovingly.

 

About such Sri Ramanuja, I, the lowly self, the one

who is addressed as " the worst sinner, the likes of

whom can not be found in anyone else " , have attempted

to praise at all times days and nights, with a

pretension of sincerity (though not in the mind!) (I

have an apprehension that) will it do any harm to His

greatest glories? (What a humility!)

 

Good hearted people- devoted persons- they all retain

Ramanuja in their hearts; seeing that- this stone

hearted one – valvinaiyEm- the incorrigible sinner-

has also placed him in my heart; and seek that he is

my wealth. What a pity! How selfish am I!

 

With that, He is staying at an inappropriate place and

it would do harm as well perhaps. [in 27th verse also

the same sentiment is reflected; there Swami’s

sowlabhyam is glorified. Here, Amudhanar’s

naichyanusanthAnam is mentioned].

Giving him apakeertthi – a bad name also is my papam-

says Amudhanaar.

 

EmperumAnAr ThiruvadigaLE SaraNam

Regards

Namo Narayana

dAsan