Guest guest Posted April 7, 2008 Report Share Posted April 7, 2008 SrI: Dear Srivaishnavas, (18) inithiraith thivalai mOtha eRiyumthaN paravai meethE, thanikkidan tharasu seyyum thAmaraik kaNNa nemmAn, kaniyirun thanaiya sevvAyk kaNNanaik kaNda kaNgaL, paniyarum puthiru mAlO enseykEn pAvi yEnE! While enjoying Sriranganatha, Azhwars' eyes starts shedding tears (Ananda bhAshpam). Azhwar wonders what pApam he has done for not being able to enjoy this amrutam at hand; Sriranganatha is seen in front, but the tears interrupt seeing Him. (paravai) : Big ocean is called paravai. It refers to tiruppARkaDal and at the same time refers to the flooding kAvEri river also. When the Lord of milky ocean became SriranganAthan, the milky ocean turned into holiest river kAvEri. Apart from that the river has spread broadly and resembles milky ocean. The milk and water droplets seen on the dark tirumEni of the Lord resemble the stars and sky. (tanik kiDanthu) : With a great thirst to get atleast one bhakta from samsAris, He has left all nitya-muktAs and is lying in sayanakOlam here. It is greater for SriranganAthan to reside in Srirangam and rule the world than residing in paramapadam. (arasu seyyum thAmaraik kaNNan) : He destroys enemies while resting here. He changes the thoughts of people such as 'aham mama' to 'nama:'; 'sOham' to 'dAsOham', all with the beauty of His divine lotus eyes. SrI Andal's nAcchiyAr tirumozhi " pongOdam sUzhnda bhuvaniyum viNNulagum angAdum SOrAmE ALginRa emperumAn engOl uDaiya tiruvaranga selvanAr' is recalled here. Also, it is for the sake of people who did not see SriKrishna during avatAram, that He is here as periya perumAL. (kaniyirun thanaiya sevvAyk kaNNan) : His lips look like an immediately consumable fruit. They remain in this state eternally. Azhwar calls periya perumal as 'kaNNan'. SrI Parasara bhattar used to tell 'SrI Krishna was allowed by yaSodA to eat whatever He wanted and He was looking opulent as we see here in moolavar periya perumal ; SrI Rama was raised with strictness by maharishis and hence he looked very humble as we see in uRchavar namperumAL'. (en seykEn pAviyEn) : Azhwar worries whether he committed any sin which might interrupt in seeing Him incessantly. Even the tear drops rolling out from his eyes, as a result of the enjoyment in seeing Him is considered by Azhwar as great hurdle. sAram of the pAsuram : Great bhaktAs can not withstand not seeing the Lord even for a fraction of a second. But they do not have a solution to stop the melting of their heart and shedding tears like the samsAris, while seeing or thinking of the Lord. dAsan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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