Guest guest Posted September 10, 1998 Report Posted September 10, 1998 Dear Bhaktas, I have heard this verse of Vedanta Desika's often. It is very appealing to the ear by virtue of its alliteration and internal rhyme. Could someone give me a translation? thirumakaLun^ thiruvadivun^ thiruvaruLun^ theLLarivu marumaiyilaa maiyumuRavu maLappariya vadiyarasuNG karumamazhip paLippamaippuNG kalakkamilaa vakain^inRa varuL varathar nilaiyilakki lampenan^aa NnamizhnthEnE. Thanking you in advance, iraamaanusa daasan Mani Quote
Guest guest Posted September 10, 1998 Report Posted September 10, 1998 At 01:45 AM 9/11/98 -0000, you wrote: > >Dear Bhaktas, > >I have heard this verse of Vedanta Desika's >often. It is very appealing to the ear by >virtue of its alliteration and internal rhyme. >Could someone give me a translation? > >thirumakaLun^ thiruvadivun^ thiruvaruLun^ theLLarivu >marumaiyilaa maiyumuRavu maLappariya vadiyarasuNG >karumamazhip paLippamaippuNG kalakkamilaa vakain^inRa >varuL varathar nilaiyilakki lampenan^aa NnamizhnthEnE. > >Thanking you in advance, > >iraamaanusa daasan >Mani Dear Sri Mani Varadarajan : I have translated the ten verses of Adaikkalap Patthu few months ago and it is available in SaraNAgathi Journal issues 1.10 and 1.11 .The introduction to this prabhandham is also there . The archives of SaraNAgathi Journal houses that short translation . Much can be written about each of these ten Paasurams, which are the echoes of NyAsa Dasakam . V.Sadagopan Quote
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