Guest guest Posted November 8, 2005 Report Share Posted November 8, 2005 SrI: SrImathE Gopaladesika mahadesikaya namah: Dearest all, Let us continue to enjoy Thirumangai AzhwArs wonderful verses on Thiruvenkatamudiayaan. kalayaami kalidhvamsam kavim lOkadhivaakaram yaSya kObi: prakaaSaabir aavidhyam niHatham thama: I meditate on the Poet, who is like the Sun for the whole world, to destroy the darkness of ignorance (a~jnAnam) with his word and who destroys the Kali dhOsham. ThirumangaiAzhwAr proceeds to plead the Lord of TirumalA for His unbounded limitless mercy that pours out on His own -out of His Greatest compassion on us. Let us enjoy this nice ten on AzhwAr's plea. neeraarkadalum nNilanummuzhudhuNdu, EraalamiLanNdhaLirmEl thuyilenNdhaay!, seeraar thiruvEngkadamaamalaimEya, aaraavamudhE! adiyERkaruLaayE. 1.10.3 Oh Unparalleled Lord! the Chief of all! the One who had the vast deep Oceans, the Big Huge Earth, the Tall mountains, and everything in the Universe in His stomach during mahApraLayam (Cosmic Dissolution), and reclined on the small banyan leaf to protect the Universe and beings! Oh Lord of ThirumalA! ArAvamudhE! (Insatiable Nectar!) Please show mercy on me! He is un paralleled Lord. Oppaaril appan. He is the Chief of all; Devaaadhi devan. He is the Primordial Chief. He is creator and cause for all. He is ArA amudhan- In satiable nectar. One can never ever et satisfied enjpoying His divine beauty nor praising His Glories. ArA amudhan is also the Lord of Thirukkudanthai Divya Desam that Thirumangai mannan is extremely fond of. Thirumangai constructed a Ratha Bhandham for Him and it is known as ThiruvEzhukURRirukkai .Our dear Thirumangai also constructed a ThEr for Him and invited us to worship Him ( Soozh Punal KudanthayE Thozhumin ). He celebrated his BhAgyam in another Paasuram of his this way : " TaNN Kudanthai kidantha maalai NediyAnai adi nAyEn inanithittEnE " .NammAzhwAr recorded that his body and mind melted before the incomparable beauty of the Lord and gave Him the Title AarAvamudhan or insatiable nectar. Towards the end of ThiruvAimozhi, NammAzhwAr reminded the world about the specialty of the BhakthAs of AarAvamudhan: " Kudanthai YemkOvalan kudi adiyArkkE. Swami Sri NammAzhwAr pointed out that the great reception provided for the mukthAthmA travelling thru archirAdhi maargam are reserved especially for the bhakthAs of AarAvamudhan . This Araa amudhae- also reminds us of the most divine pasurams of ThiruvAimozhi-5.8.1 When NammAzhwAr had the darsana bhAgyam of that udhyOga Sayanam , he described what he saw and the impact of that sEvai on him this way : AarA amudhE adiyEn udalam ninpAlanpAyE neerAi alaindhu karaya urukkuhinRa nedumAlE ! seerAr sennal kavari veesum sezhu neer Thirukkudanthai yErAr kOlam tihazhak kidanthAi kandEn yemmAnE Oh insatibale nectar of a Lord ! O aparyAptha amrutha swAmi of Thirukkudanthai! I have turned into a slave of Yours after tasting Your insatiable beauty with my eyes. My body melts in love at the darsanam of Yours. My body is like sugar that has dissolved in a glass of water. My love for You flows like the rushing water from a broken dam. The melting of my body is like the pliant gold under the tools of a skilled gold smith. Oh AarAvamudhA! are you performing this magic of the extinction of my self by merger with You as a result of Your limitless love for me? Let me conclude that it is so! Oh Lord resting on Your mighty bed of AdisEshA in the most majestic form! Here at Your divya dEsam of Thirukkudanthai, the red paddy stems are waving in the cool breeze as if they are performing chamara (fan) kaimkaryam to You! This was the impact of AarAvamudhan's beauty and vAtsalyam for NammAzhwAr Thirumangai AzhwAr ThiruvaDigaLE SaraNam Regards Namo Narayana dAsan Start your day with - Make it your home page! http://www./r/hs Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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