vaishnava marriage mantras

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SrI:

 

Dear Sri Ranganathan :

 

I have written a summary of the meanings of the Manthrams

for the different sections of the Vedic VivAham

few years ago .You can access it at :

http://www.ramanuja.org/sv/rituals

 

section .

 

I did not include the actual Veda Mantrams , which are mainly from

the tenth KaanDam of Rg Vedam .

 

You can also see additional Background information

at http://www.ahobilam.com on Vaidhika karmaas .

 

V.Sadagopan

 

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I appriciate the intention to know the meaning of (Marriage) manthras of this

gentleman.

But, the reason what he had stated can not be agreed 100%.

Because, here another main quality " Maha Viswasam " is failing.

The term manthram means : 'Ashat Karna:' - means not to be known by sixth ear.

It should be known only between two x two four ears.

 

Also I had the complete Tamil translation for each and every step, and have a

complete description for every event of (some are avoiding the word event for

subhams, I don't know why) marriage. Also I have prayogam to perform five day

marriage also.

 

But after the completion of the Tamil translation, I feel/felt some inferior

while hering it. Also I found it is due to the effect of 'SABHDHAS' in samskrit,

which can not be expected in Tamil. What I wish to say is : 'a holy vibration'

will be less or nil after knowing the direct verbal meanings of that words.

We can compare it with the Tamil Divya Prahanda pasurams. We might have got a

form of idea about a paasuram before hering a lecture of a great pandit. We

could able to understand how poor we are in understanding the words of an

Alwar?!

 

So, it is a person's own willing to decide weather to know the verbal meanings

of the manthras or to takein a pandits upanyasam.

 

That's why I had not uploaded the book what I have already.

Difference of opinion may be there, but this is my opinion that's all.

nvs

 

 

> namaskaram to all.

>

> it is wellknown to all that our marriage culture is far superier to

> many other culture. in this regard, please let us know that whether

> any one has translated the sanskrit marriage mantras translated to

> tamil and the full meaning of each marriage ritual.

>

> Doing the rituals with full knowledge of meaning of slokas will

> definitely enhance the inner peace of everyone concerned.

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> adiyen

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> ranganathan.

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