Prapatti for other goals
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• October 13, 1996
---------------------------begin Dileepan's quote Is there any evidence for this (i.e. prapatti for other fruits is not prapatti at all) in the sampradaya or verses such as sthOthrarathana? -----------------------------end quote from Mumuksupatti's discussion on Dvayam: -----------------------------begin Mumme's translation Sutram 160 -- Pillai Lokacharya: The last portion of Dvayam states the Goal. Manavalamamunigal: The Goal is to serve at the feet of the Lord of all, the owner of all, and the husband of Sri. Sutram 161 -- Pillai Lokacharya: It says it is not for any other Goal. Manalavamamunigal: Since the sadhana explained in the foregoing (i.e. , the recognition of Lord as the Upaya in the first statement of Dvayam) can be common to any of the four goals (Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha), this states that the choosing of the means is not for any other aim. Sutram 162 -- Pillai Lokacharya: One relinquishes other Upayas and resorts only to the Caramopaya. In the same way, one relinquishes kaivalya, wealth, and all the other Upeyas and requests the Ultimate Goal, the Lord. ----------------------end translation Daasanu Daasan, Mohan
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