tvam me aham me

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Srimathe Ramanujaya Namaha

 

"tvam me aham me" is the beginning of a very beautiful sloka composed by

Parasara Bhattar, and is popularly known as the Tirumanjanam sloka ,if

iam not mistaken . Could somebody please give me the entire slokam(with

the meanings if possible).

 

 

Venkat

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SrI:

Dear Sri Venkat

 

Here is URL where you can read the argument written by Sri Sadagopan

Iyengar Swamin very beautifully:

http://www27.brinkster.com/srivaishnavam/articles/2.htm#The%

20Unending%20Argument

Regards

Namo Narayana

dasan

bhakti-list, venkat ramanan

<venky_krishnan> wrote:

> Srimathe Ramanujaya Namaha

>

> "tvam me aham me" is the beginning of a very beautiful sloka

composed by

> Parasara Bhattar, and is popularly known as the Tirumanjanam

sloka ,if

> iam not mistaken . Could somebody please give me the entire slokam

(with

> the meanings if possible).

>

>

> Venkat

[Guest guest]

Sri Sadagopan Swami had written a wonderful post on this in 1998, which I had

enjoyed greatly then. I had saved

it , and am reproducing it now so that members of the list may enjoy it once

again.

Adiyen,

Madhavan

 

(Note from Moderator: SrI Madhsvan had included the text from SrI Sadgopan's

write-up. Since other responses for this query today already contain the text,

I have taken the liberty of editing out the text here).

[Guest guest]

SrI:

Dear Sri Venkat

 

Here is URL where you will find the translation of

the pasaage "Thvam mE aham mE " of Swamy ParAsara Bhattar

as a part of Oppiliappan's Thirumanjana Kattiyam :

 

http://www.oppiliappan.org/kattiyam.htm

 

The 8th Kattiyam describes the meanings

and the context of this famous passage

used regularly in Srirangam during

the Lord's Thirumanjanam.

 

While browsing this URL , please enjoy

the visit to ThiruviNnagaram site:

http://www.oppiliappan.org

 

V.Sadagopan

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