[Vaideekam] Rituals:13th Day - Subhasweekaram - Sarmaslokam clarification

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Dear Sri Chellappa :

 

It is charama slOkam and not Sharama slOkam .

Charama means last , ultimate or final. Charamam

means at last or at the end .Sri Vaasu VaadhyAr

has provided detailed information . It is a final

tributer to the dear departed .

 

Charamaavathi Daasan in this context means the last

or the final one in the hierarchy of DaasAs ( Tava Bhruthya

Bruthya ---) .

 

V.Sadagopan

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" T Chellappa " <tchellappa72

<vaideekam >

Saturday, September 01, 2007 12:51 PM

[Vaideekam] Rituals:13th Day - Subhasweekaram - Sarmaslokam

clarification

 

 

> Respected moderator,

>

> I request swamin to clarify the important Anustanam or ritual conducted

> on SubaSweekram ie on 13th day of a person attaining acharya Tiruvadi.

> Sarmaslokam of deceased person is read and explained by the Learned.

> what is the significance of this sarmasloka.

> Recently my mother attained acharya tiruvadi. Is it necessary I

> should chant Sloka eveyday Why is it called Sarma Sloka.

> We are familiar with the SARMASLOKA rendered by Lord Krishna

> May I know how this is different from the one quoted above

> Adiyan Chellappa

>

>

> ***

> I hope I had given clarification for all your question in the below

> mentioned audio file.

> Kind enough to download and here.

> It is about one hour, which can not be given in text format.

> http://www.ahobilam.com/downloads/subha-sweekaram-upanyasam.wma

>

> Sharma Sloka means the Sloka which is more or less as a essence of a total

> Episode or whole play.

> Or which may be the climax or end of a thing.

>

> In the sharma sloka card, the slokam will be made with the details of the

> demised persons personal details like, name, gothram, father's name

> (Husband's name) thithi, Vaara, Nakshathra, Paksha, Maadha, Samvathsara at

> the time of death. And his Acharya who is cause for

> the person's " Paramapadha praapthi " .

>

> The sidhandha vishayams will be given in the upanyasam.

> Now a days, even most of the scholars are describing about the individuals

> past life and character instead of Sidhantha.

> nvs

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