Re: MaNavaaLa maamunigaL's vaibhavam - part 1
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• March 31, 1997
A note of clarification to Sri Varadhan's posts on Sri ManavaaLa MaamunigaL. The acharya parampara among followers of Sri Ramanuja varies according to which spiritual lineage one belongs. Those Sri Vaishnavas who have received the tradition through Sri Vedanta Desika have a different parampara after Ramanuja. Their saaRRumurai verses are also correspondingly different in a number of places. Varadhan has written about the greatness of Sriman Thiruvaaymozhi PiLLai and how many Sri Vaishnavas salute him in their saaRRumurai. Sri Atreya Ramanuja (appuLLaar) occupies a similar position in the vadagalai acharya parampara (Sri Murali Rangaswamy has written about the vaibhavam of appuLLaar in the recent past). The saaRRumurai sloka in his honor is: namo rAmAnujAryAya vedAntArtha-pradAyine atreya-padmanAbhAya sutAya guNaSaline Salutations to the noble Ramanuja, bestower of the inner meanings of the Vedanta, son of Atreya Padmanabha and in whom all good qualities are found. It is interesting that this verse and its Tamil counterpart are very similar to the ones in honor of Thiruvaaymozhi PiLLai that are recited in the thengalai saaRRumurai. It is a matter of great pride for me that both of these great souls, each of whom nurtured two incredibly learned and saintly personalities, are revered to this day by follwers of Bhagavad Ramanuja Siddhantam. appuLLaar thiruvaaymozhi piLLai thiruvadigaLE SaraNam Mani
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