Re: anadhyayanam
From the Bhakti List Archives
• November 30, 1997
Respected members of the bhakti group: In reading Sri Raghavan's note on the times of the anadhyayanam, I realized I had inadvertently made a mistake while typing out my response. I should have said that the suspension of the regular recitation begins *generally* on Tiru kartikkai day and not on Kaisika ekadasi day, though the latter is also done. The Srirangam panchangam,occasionally notes the suspension on Kaisika ekadasi night, but I don't believe the pambu panjangam does. Since I have only the pambu panjangam this year, I cannot verify it. The rest of the material is still, as far as I know correct. I did re read the original query and would like to add the following information: the regular temple recitation is resumed in many places the day after the adhyayana utsavam. The sattumurai is immediately followed by the Tiruppallandu todakkam. However, the recitation at homes is not resumed till Kurattalvan's tirunakshatram (tai hastam). This information was given by Sri Parthasarathi Iyengar of the Veda Adhyapaka goshti at Triplicane temple. ( I will try to double check with the tapes I have). As I noted earlier there are many variations. The meaning of the pasurams are brought out both through the partial recitation of commentaries by the araiyars in Srirangam, as well as through "performative" commenataries-- that is through depicting the meaning by abhinayam rather than words. I don't know why the resuming of the regular recitation at home is later than the temple-- unfortunately, I did not ask this question in 1988-88. Now after this issue was raised in this forum, I feel bad that I did not seek to find out the possible reason. I thank Sri Raghavan of Chicago for kindly giving the parayanam particulars in the Aurora temple. It is the most thorough coverage that I have heard of till now in this country. I'm sure it will be a wonderful experience. Are any other temples celebrating those ritual days? The opening of vaikuntha vasal and Mohini alankaram seems to be done in most temples here, but not the extended divya prabandham recitation. Best wishes, Vasudha
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