Guest guest Posted June 29, 2001 Report Posted June 29, 2001 || AUM mahAgaNapataye namaH || || AUM shrI shan.karAchAryavaryAya namaH || || AUM shrImAtre namaH || 118. harikeshasakhI She who is the friend of harikesha. 6: Or harikesha can mean agastya. Because shrI hayagrIva was the Lord (or guru) of sage agastya. SHE is a friend of HER devotee agastya. (to be contd.) AUM harikeshasakhyai namaH Quote
Guest guest Posted June 29, 2001 Report Posted June 29, 2001 , Sridhar - Seshagiri <seshagir@e...> wrote: > || AUM mahAgaNapataye namaH || > || AUM shrI shan.karAchAryavaryAya namaH || > || AUM shrImAtre namaH || > > 118. harikeshasakhI > She who is the friend of harikesha. > > 6: > > Or harikesha can mean agastya. Because shrI hayagrIva was the > Lord (or guru) of sage agastya. SHE is a friend of HER devotee > agastya. > > (to be contd.) > > AUM harikeshasakhyai namaH namastae ! I may be off mark here but I am going to present my opinion any way. Apte's Sanskrit-English dictionary gives "reddish brown or kapila varNa" as one of the meanings of "hari". kEsha/kESa means hair..That we all know..We also know Siva is kapilavarNa jaTaadhaari..So may be we can also safely say here they are refering to Siva when they say "harikEsha/harikaeSa" and she is being called as Siva's consort .. which she is.. If I am wrong ,some one can correct me... suprabha Quote
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