Sivaanandalahari - 15

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Sivaanandalahari - 15

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upekShA no chet kin^na harasi bhavad-dhyAna-vimukhAM

durASA-bhUyiShThAM vidhi- lipi-maSak^to yadi bhavAn |

Sira-stadvaidhAtraM na nakhalu suvRuttaM paSupate

kathaM vA niryatnaM karanakha-mukhenaiva lulitam || 15 ||

 

 

Oh Pasupathi! If you are not unfavourable to me in protecting me why did you

not change the fate written by Brahma and which has given me a mind full of

all evil desires and does not concentrate on meditating on you? If you are

not powerful enough to do so how did you effortlessly pluck the Brahama’s

head which is strong and cannot be easily removed?

 

*Commentary

 

* Hey! Parameswara! When I am in so much pain and suffering in this

samsaara, it is not nice of you to tell me that Brahma has written my fate

in my forehead due to my praarabdha karma and so neither you nor Hari has

the ability to change it. I think you are telling stories like this to evade

me. KarunaamoorthE! May I remind you of your powerful deed in punishing

Brahma for his lie!

 

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In the days of yore, Brahma and Vishnu fought among themselves as to who the

greatest and they came to you O! Parameswara! to adjudicate their dispute.

You instantly stood before them as a great column of fire and asked them to

find your head or foot. Vishnu took the form of a boar and began to dig the

earth to know your foot. In this endeavour he began to get burnt by the heat

of the your fire and he gave up and came to you and accepted his defeat and

declared that you are the greatest. Brahma on the other hand mounted on his

vehicle swan and flew in the sky to find your head and he too could not

succeed. However he came back and lied to you that he has seen your head.

Angry at his lie you plucked one of his five heads (that is why Brahma has

only four heads) and instantly punished him. Such is your power against

Brahma. Therefore I do not believe that you cannot save me from the writing

of my fate by Brahma.

 

Arunaachala Siva, Annamalaikku AraharOhara!