thanthanan thanathAL nizhaLE - part 6
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• August 26, 1998
Dear Bhagavatas, The following is Part 6 of this eries which Sri Sampath Rengarajan desired me to post on his behalf. Dasoham Anbil Ramaswamy ============================================================= Subj: thanthanan thanathAL nizhaLE - part 6 Now let us deal with some words here and compare it with the famous "ahalahillEn" of nammAzhwAr on thiru vEngadan. sarangathi is an act that we perform and such act is a sAthana upAyam that goes upto removing the anger Lord has on baddha jivAtma and all its sakthi is exhausted and rests after that (Swami desikan's sarama slOka surukku vyAkyAnam). Then it is upto the Lord alone as the siddhO upAyam and offer the mOksham or "pERu". Nothing can cause the siddhO upAyamto be bestowed upon. It is Lord's own decision. When nammAzhwar did sarangathi he said "adiyEn un adikkeezh amarnthu pugunthEnE" ie., adiyEn surrenderd under your holy feet, thiru vEngada. But such nammAzhwAr confirms here at thiru viNNagram that "thanthanan thanathAL nizhalE"., ie thanthanan is the vinai muRRu for this pAsuram. which means that Lord oppiliappan is the one who GAVE me mOksham (thanathu AL nizhalE). Oh my fellow bAgwathAs, please tell me who would you say is the most supreme Lord, 1. the one to whom one surrenders or 2. The one who gives you mOksham when you surrender there. I think the answer is straight forward. It has been established by the "AchArya hruthayam" also that this is kshEthram that nammAzhwAr got his pERu or mOksahm. Lord oppiliappan is the saranAgatha rakshagan who has the most important aspect of all Lords of 108 divya desams. Lord Opiliappan is the one who gave nammAzhwAR HIS MOKSHAM. LORD oppiliappan is the one nammAzhwAr asks all of us go and surrender to, to get our mOksham right there and then. Sri boomidEvi thAyAr samEtha Sri thanthanan thanathAL nizhaLE saranam Sampath Rengarajan
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