Re: Question about Kurattalvan
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• February 17, 2000
Dear Mani and Fellow BhaghavatAs: I have heard three versions about Kurattalavan regaining his sight back (1) Kurattalvan refused to accept his sight back, eventhough Ramanujacharya appealed to him earnestly to accept it back (2) That he regained his sight only to have the 'darshan' of Emperuman and not other things. (3) That he completely got his sight back The 'Life of Ramanujacharya' published by the Ramakrishna Mission, I think, has version (2). Personally I am always intrigued by the fact that how Emperuman didnot come to the rescue of Periya Nambigal, Kurattalvan and Sudarsana Suri. How did the 'Karuna Samudram' bear the pains of these great souls. If these are karma-phala then what to talk of our 'puny-selves'. Dasan Vijayaraghavan Buffalo, NY >From: Mani Varadarajan>To: bhakti@lists.best.com >Subject: Question about Kurattalvan >Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2000 15:36:56 -0800 (PST) > > >A question from a member of the Bhakti List: > >Did Kurattalvan, blinded as he was by the servants >of the Chola king, get his eyes back before he passed >away to Paramapadam? > >Mani > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
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