Guest guest Posted January 7, 2003 Report Share Posted January 7, 2003 Sri: SrimatE Gopaladesika MahadesikAya Namaha, Translation by U.Ve. Dr. V.N. Vedanta Desikan Swamin: 658. mukundhapadharakshiNi! praguNadhIpthayasthAvakA: ksharanthyamruthanirJharam kamapi moUkthikagranThaya: manAgapi manIShiNO yadhanuShangiNasthathkshaNA jjarAmaraNadhanthuram jahathi hantha thApathrayam Oh Paaduka of the Lord! The highly dazzling pearls on You release a nectar-flood, which in even a trace, by contact, will remove our tapatrayas and obviate teh friefs of old age and death. Namo Narayana, SriMuralidhara Dasan Special Notes by V.Sadagopan (V.S) SlOkam 658 1) UtthamUr Swamy's anubahavam: " Oh Mukundha PaadhukE! The bunches of pearls seen on You exude a brilliant lustre , which appears like the immortal nectar . Strange indeed to see how the fortunate ones , who come in to contact with that lustre get rid of their three afflictions that are like obstructing hills and valleys and become immortal like the DevAs " . The three afflictions are adhyAtmic (sorrow arising out of disease of body and mind ), Aadhibautika ( sorrow caused by social environment ) and Adhidaivic ( sorrow from natural calamities ) . Opposite of the state of sorrow is that of ShAnthi or peace. Swamy Desikan says that the rays of pearls of PaadhukAs not only lead to peaceful state of mind, but also stops old age and death for their devotees. 2) SrImath Andavan's anubhavam:The inner meaning is that anyone , who reflects on the meanings of AzhwAr Paasurams will get rid of their SamsArA Taapam that afflicts him . 3)Oh Mukundha PadharakshiNi! The luster of Your rows of pearls are ever growing (PraguNa dhIpthaya: TaavakA: moukthika panTaya:). They genearate an indescribable flood of nectar ( Taavaka: moukthika panTaya: kamapi amrutha nirjjaram ksharanthi). When even a small amount of those floods of lustre fall on any fortunate human's head ( ManIshINa: manaagapi yadhushankiNa:), then they are rid of old age , death and the Taapa thrayams ( yadhanushankiNa: jarA maraNa dhunthuram thApathrayam jahathi)...(V.S). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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