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Sri
Parthasarathi thunai
Srimathe Ramanujaya Namaha
Sri Vara Vara MunayE Namaha
Sri VanAchala mahA munayE Namaha
SrisailEsa dayA pAthram deebhakthyAdhi gunArnavam Yateendra pravanam vandhE ramya jAmataram muni
RamyajAmatru yOgeendra pAdha rEkhA mayam sadhA
thathAyath thAthma sadhdhAthim rAmAnuja munim bhajE Meanwhile Aththan, who was both a great mahAthmA and jedhEndriya (one who has good control over his senses) heard about the greatness of VanamAmalai Jeeyer swamy came and surrendered to the divine feet of Jeeyer and considered that as his good fortune, and that his Athmasvaroopam has attained its benefit (“Athmasvaroopam saththai pettradhu”). He heard bhagavat vishayam from Jeeyer swamy and obtained the required jnanam. From then on he was famously called as “Jnanak kan AththAn”. Then,
Ghostipuraththayar, one another great mahan born in the family of
thirukkOshtiyur nambi, joined the ghosti of Vanamamalai swamy and surrendered to
jeeyer swamy and remained as his close shisya. Next,
pallakAl siththar surrendered to Vanamamalai Jeeyer swamy mesmerized by the
jnana, bhakthi, vairakhyam and other kalyana gunas of swamy. Periya
Jeeyer has always wanted Vanamamalai Jeeyer to have all the fame and fortune he
possessed. So now periya Jeeyer
decided to bless Vanamamalai swamy also with ashtadiggajAs similar to his great
ashtadiggajAs. Thereby, he
appointed the following ashtadiggajAs to Vanamamalai swamy:
Then,
Periya Jeeyer also allotted the appropriate kainkaryams to each one of them.
From then on, Vanamamalai ponnadikkAl swamy remained with great fame
along with his ashtadiggajAs, as a krupApAthram of periya Jeeyer.
One day all of them where having their divine anubhavams in the periya
Jeeyer ghosti, when Periya Jeeyer glanced at mahAchAryar and ordered him to say
something on his acharya which would stay, telling his acharya’s greatness for
ever. Hearing such an order from
periya Jeeyer, mahAryar concentrated on the divine qualities of his acharya and
loosing himself in the ocean of his acharya’s qualities submitted the
following to his acharya’s divine feet: RamyajAmAtru
yOgeendra pAdha rEkhA mayam sadhA ThathAyath
thAthma sadhdhAthim rAmAnuja munim bhajE Listening
to the above, Periya Jeeyer was astonished.
He felt that the verse not only got out the greatness of Vanamamalai
Jeeyer but it was also both sweet and intellectual to the ears of the listener
and hence very admirable. (To
be continued) Alwar
EmperumAnAr jeeyar thiruvadigalE sharaNam Adiyen
Ramanuja dAsee Sumithra
Varadarajan
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