Devanayaka Pancasat (Part 2) - Ibiblio
Devanayaka Pancasat (Part 2) - Ibiblio
Devanayaka Pancasat (Part 2) - Ibiblio
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weapons and AabharaNams is found in the SrImad Rahasya Thraya Saaram<br />
takes the following form:<br />
ptma^l v[ma^lyakkf<br />
kRd{Rva mAbyi[fepaRqamf k]f][f<br />
kaikiaiEmlf ni[fb^[tfTgf kakfki[fbaE[<br />
Purudan MaNivaramAhap-ponRA moolap-<br />
Prakirithi maRuvAha mAnn taNDAhat-<br />
teruL maruL vALL maRaivAha AankArangaL<br />
Saarngam SankhAha manam thikiriyAha<br />
irudeekankaL Irainthum charankaLAha<br />
iru-bhUtha maalai vanamAlayAkak-<br />
GarudanuruvA maRayin poruLAm KaNNan<br />
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Karigiri mEl ninRu anaitthum kaakkinRAnE<br />
This beautiful paasuram describes the exact mapping of the asthrambhUshaNams<br />
with the 25 Tatthvams.<br />
Here the Lord of Kaanchi, who stands on top of Hasthigiri protecting all His<br />
creation, is saluted as the essential meaning of VedAm, which is the body of<br />
Garudan, the Veda Svaroopi (Garudan uruvAm MaRayin PoruLAm KaNNan<br />
Karigiri mEl ninRu anaitthum kAkkinRAn).<br />
On that Lord’s body, the Jeevan shines as Kousthubham gem (Purudan<br />
maNivaram aaha); the Moola prakruthi which never experiences any<br />
destruction is seen as SrI Vathsam on the chest of the Lord (Moolapprakrithi<br />
maRu aaha); the Mahath tatthvam is recognized as the divine mace (Maann<br />
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