Sri Srinivaasa Vaibhavam- PeyAzhwAr anubhavam of ThiruvEnkatam- 8- 58th verse of moonRaam ThiruvanthAthi

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--- Madhavakkannan V <srivaishnavan wrote:

 

> SrI:

> SrImathE Gopaladesikamahadesikaya namah:

>

> Dearest Srivaishnavas,

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> Let us continue to enjoy PeiyAzhwAr’s wonderful

> anubhavams on ThiruvEnkatam. Today’s verse on

> ThiruvEnkatam is the 58th

>

> theLintha silaathalatthin mEliruntha manthi,

> aLintha kaduvanaiyE nOkki, - viLangiya

> veNmathiyam thaavennum vEngadamE, mElorun^aaL

> maNmathiyil koNduganthaan vaazvu. 58

>

> AzhwAr enjoys here about the Divya Dampathi’s

> compassion and concern, love for us.

>

> A great poetic imagery! Only commentators like Sri

> Periya vaacchan Pillai can infer what is AzhwAr

> ThiruvuLlam (mind) and explain to us..

>

> A brilliant verse!

>

> The crystal clear like rock [on top of ThiruvEnkatam

> mountain] on which sits the lady monkey (mandhi)

> looking at and enjoying her beloved and lovable male

> monkey (kaduvan) [which also gazes at his love

> incessantly]. She asks the male “please get me that

> white moon for me.” In such beautiful pcae of

> ThiruvEnkatam, lives the Lord who had got back His

> earth rightfully and in an intelligent manner

> (during

> His Vaamana avathAram]

>

> the wonderful commentary says: The mountain is so

> high

> that the moon appears lower than the apex of the

> mountain- where the monekys are sitting. So the lady

> looks at the moon down and desires for the same and

> asks for it. The beloved male also promises to get

> the

> same, though It can not and will not be able to.

>

> Sri Periyavacchan Pillai adds: AzhwAr sees these two

> monekys aand his mind as usual thinks of the Dhivya

> Dampathi. The lady monkey is Alarmel mangai Sri

> Mahalakshmi. The male is the Lord sriya: Pathi

> Sriman

> Narayanan. The most merciful and most compassionate

> One Sri Mahalakshmi seeing her darling child

> jeevathman (the moon) takes pity on it and asks the

> Lord why don’t you get me the child i.e. moon to our

> kingdom? It is there somewhere down in that leelA

> vibhUthi. We are here in crystal clear faultless

> blemishless SrivaikuNtam (or ThiruvEnkatam) and

> Please

> do needful to get that. The Lord smiles and says:

> Devi.. I take so many forms, avathArams for their

> sake; for the rishis, devas, human beings.. for

> their

> prayers. When you ask, I would naturally and

> immeditaley heed to your prayers. Should I not act

> immediate? I will. He blesses the jeevan and then

> takes the jeevan to go in the path of Saranagathi

> etc..

>

> PiraaTTi performs her mediatrix and recommends

> [purushakaram] here and the Lord saves the jeevan.

>

> The monkeys never get the moon; here the Divya

> Damapthi get the jeevan ultimately in SrivaikuNtam;

> The lady monkey asks for its pleasure. Sri

> Mahalakshmi

> asks for His pleasure and jeevan’s pleasure. Her

> happiness in seeing them united. ammA’s dayA is

> amazing.

>

> Her eternal presence, eternal unity, and total

> uninterrupted, never-ceasing identity with the Lord,

> Her unbounded Limitless dayA, benevolence, Her being

> the MEANS as well as The GOAL… of all Humans and

> lastly Her special role as Purushaakaara (Mediatrix)

> between Her children (us) and the Father (the Lord).

> The Lord and She are the Dhivya Dampathi – and thus

> They Both are SEshi (Master) for all except Them..

> While the Lord takes the role of dhaNdadharathvam

> (punishing of the transgressors against saasthrAs –

> and everyone of us are in this category- in

> accordance

> with our karma) and She forgives us to recommend our

> pitiable case to Him for protection and saving us..

>

> Only AzhwAr can think of such wonderful deeds and

> narrate all as Bhagavth vishayams and only

> poorvacharyas can infer what is in AzhwAr’s mind so

> clearly.

>

> Let us pay our obeisance and praNaamams to most

> merciful divya Dampathi and the AzhwAr/ Acharya

> paramparai.

>

> AzhwAr ThiruvaDigaLE SaraNam

> SrI PadmAvathI SamEtha Sri Srinivasa ParabrahmaNE

> Namah:

> Regards

> Namo Narayana

> dAsan

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