Devanayaka Pancasat (Part 2) - Ibiblio
Devanayaka Pancasat (Part 2) - Ibiblio
Devanayaka Pancasat (Part 2) - Ibiblio
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apidly to scan your universe to perform the sport of protecting the world and<br />
its beings (Visva rakshana vihAram). You are intent (krutha Kshanai:) on<br />
performing these duties of protection and vichAram (inquiry) of Yoga<br />
KshEmam. At those times, your fast moving eyes are like the fully blossomed<br />
red lotuses (viDamBitha mugdha Padhmai: Iva) and express great joy inside<br />
those glances. Those glances are the rejuvenating showers of nectar (amrutha<br />
varsha nibhai:) and are filled with queries about the Yoga KshEmam of the<br />
chEthanams (anAmaya vAkyagarbhai: sahitha:) on whom they fall. Through the<br />
dwelling of those nectar-like glances, adiyEn feels cooled (relieved) from the<br />
miserable samsAric tApams (tE apAngai: aardhrI bavAmi).<br />
The thirty second slOkam of SrI VaradarAja PanchAsath elaborates on the<br />
rejuvenating power of the Lord’s KaruNA KaDAkshams:<br />
sadagopan.org<br />
Oh VaradarAjA! Deva PerumALE! AdiyEn is tossed about and suffering in the<br />
rivers of mirage generated by the severe heat of the endless SamsAric<br />
afflictions (asrAntha samsaraNa karma niBhIDitasya bhOga marIchikAsu<br />
brAnthasya mE). May your avyAja KaruNA kadAkshams falling on this<br />
suffering jeevan (niravagraham yEthamAnA: thvadhIya KaruNAmrutha<br />
dhrushti pAdha:) be the reviving instruments (jeevAthu asthu). When You have<br />
made the sankalpam to protect, no one can stop You.The karunAmrutham<br />
arising from Your dhivya chakshus rains in on us and brings us back to life<br />
after being knocked out by the powerful SamsAric tApams.<br />
Poets compare often the Lord’s eyes to beautiful red lotuses. Examples are:<br />
“KaNNiNayum aravindham” according to Thirumangai AzhwAr. KurEsar points<br />
out that the eyes, Thirumukha Mandalam housing the eyes, the hands and the<br />
feet of the Lord are all lotuses in the 21 st slOkam of SrI VaradarAja<br />
Sthavam):<br />
"paaNi pAdha vadhana EekshaNa sabdhai:<br />
ambhujAni apadhisan Varadha ! thvam"<br />
“aayathAksham, ambhuja nethram” are the additional salutations of KurEsar<br />
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