Sri Parthasarathi thunai
Srimathe ramanujaya Namaha
Srimad
Vara Vara MunayE Namaha
Sri
vAnAchala mahA munayE Namaha
Paasuram-22
“vadivAr mudikOtti
vAnavargaL nALum
kadiyAr malarthoovik kANum-padiyAnai
semmaiyAl vuLLurugi sevvanE nenjamE
meimaiyE kAna virumbhu”
"வடிவார் முடிகோட்டி வானவர்கள் நாளும்
கடியார் மலர்தூவிக் காணும் -படியானை
செம்மையாலுள்ளுருகிச் செவ்வனே நெஞ்சமே
மெய்ம்மையே காண விரும்பு "
nenjamE – Oh!
Mind;
vAnavargaL –
nithyasooris;
vadivAr – beauty
filled;
mudi – crowns;
KOtti – made to
prostrate;
Kadi Ar malar –
those flowers filled with fragrance;
nALum – daily;
thoovi – shower
here and there;
kAnum padiyAnai –
(always) visualize the divine body of the supreme lord;
semmaiyAl –
formally;
vuL vurugi –
melted heart;
sevvanE –
appropriately;
meimayE – as it
is;
kAna – to
prostrate;
virumbhu – wish;
Introduction
Azhvar further in
this paasuram continues to instruct to his mind, “Oh mind after realizing that
His svaroopa and svabhavas are immeasurable whatelse can be done other than
wishing to visualize Him by His grace. He
has to show Himself to us while we enjoy His Beautiful darshan.’
Commentary
(vadivAr
mudikOtti)Bend the beauty filled crowns; Kottudhal- bend or prostrate;
(vAnavargaL) “yatra poorvE sAdhyA: sandhi dEvA:” (P.suk)[In
that paramapada where the eternally dwelling devas are present] “yatra rushaya:
prathamajA yE purANA:”[In that Paramapadam where the mukthas who have gone
earlier and those nithyasooris who always remain there, enjoy the divine
experience]
The nithyasooris
and mukthAtmas who are referred to as the eternal devas in the above pramanas;
or the brahma rudras who are generally referred to as devas living in this
world (leela vibhuthi);
(nALum kadiyAr
malar thoovi) Shower sweet fragrant flowers hapazartly due to immense devotion
daily;
“athyantha bhakthi yukthasya na sAstram nava
cha krama:” [ For one who is filled with immense devotion there is no rules or regulation]
(nALum kAnum
padiyAnai) “tat vishnO: paramampadam
sadApasyanthi sooraya{Vishnu sooktham}[nithyasooris visualize that supreme
place of Lord Vishnu] As stated in the Vedas, one who has the divine form
visualized ever; padi – divine form/vigraha; or otherwise the divine nature
that is visualized ever; padi –svabhavam; nature.
The word nALum
(daily) can be read along with nAlum thoovi or nAlum kAnum. If ‘vAnavargaL’ is
considered to refer to devas (brahma rudras) then prostrating daily and doing
poojas with flowers become the sadanas (means) to visualize the Lord once with
great efforts.
“nErE kadikamalath thullirundhum kAngiLan kannan adikamalam
thannai ayan” [Mudhal thiru 56] . Such is the state of the devas even while
lying on the lotus sprouting from the divine naval of the Lord brahma still is
unable to see the Lord.
With great efforts
the brahma rudras rarely get to see the Lord once. The nityasooris enjoy His darshan always but
the brahmarudras have to put in enormous efforts to get the darshan once. But oh mind you wish to see Him by His grace.
(semmaiyAL vul
vurugi) He is the owner and we are His
property; the owner should strive hard to get hold of His property; so by
realizing these facts remain with immense devotion and melting heart;
(sevvanE kAna
virumbhu) For those who have realized
the above, He will show Himself. So without any self effort wish to see Him
while He shows Himself to us; Trying to
see Him by our self effort is getting result in the hard way while Seeing Him
while He shows us His darshan is the right way;
(meimayE kAna
virumbhu) Not getting satisfied with seeing one of his characters wish to
visualize him completely (paripoorna sAkshAtkAram). meimayE - Honesty is to
wish for His darshan not for any other purpose but for the sake of enjoying His
darshan alone.
(nenjamE) My
heart! That which stands in front of me understanding well the sesha seshi
bhava and that no one can see Him with their self efforts.
Thus, in this
paasuram peyazhvar highlights the nature of a prapanna to give away self
efforts and wish to get the darshan of the supreme Lord while the Lord Himself
gives His darshan.
Azhvar emperumAnAr Jeeyer
thiruvadigalE sharaNam
Jeeyar thiruvadigalE sharNam
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