Dear Bhagavatas: Here is a message from Ms. Radha Parthasarathy
From: "RADHA PARTHA" <chingi67@xxxx> To: RAMANBIL@xxxx Subject: Re: Fwd: Re: Date: Mon, 02 Sep 2002 03:16:30 +0000RESPECTED SIR. WHEN I BROWSE THE SRI VAISHNAVA ARCHIVES, I COME ACROSS YOUR ARTICLES AND YOUR INTEREST IN DESIKA SAMPRADAYA. ATTACHED IS AN APPEAL. I WOULD APPRECIATE IF YOU CAN HELP IN THIS KAINKARYAM WITH THE HELP OF NRI'S. IF YOU NEED ANYMORE INFORMATION, YOU CAN CONTACT VEDA AT VEDANTIN@xxxxx MY NAME IS RADHA PARTHASARATHY. THANKS> > > > >From: "Vedavalli Narayanan" <vedantin@xxxx> > >To: yadup@xxxx > >Subject: Re: > >Date: Fri, 28 Jun 2002 08:18:22 +0000 > > > > > >Appeal to lovers of sri vaishnavism and Tamil prabhandam tiruvaimozhi > >> > It is said that sri nigamantha maha desikar had authored an annotation to nammalvar tiruvaimozhi; it was called Nigama Parimalam and is lost. To make good this loss a great scholar sri Srivatsangacharya has made a compilation of swami Desikar?s version of the meaning of the various stanzas of tiruvaimozhi from all the different works of swami desikar containing references to tiruvaimozhi giving the purport of the various stanzas.> >> > Sri Srivatsangacharya, retired principal of the Sanskrit college, Madras, besides being an erudite scholar himself, had the advantage of assisting that intellectual giant and the foremost amongst the scholars of Visishtadvaitha, Sri Uthamoor Veeraraghavacharya and practically all his numerous works which included annotation on the 4000 Divyaprabhandhams including the work under reference namely the 100 stanzas of tiruvaimozhi.> >> > No doubt therefore, his reconstruction of the Nigama Parimala would be very valuable, authentic and very useful to the scholars and students involved in the study of the tiruvaimozhi. Just like his Guru sri Uttamur swami Prof Sri Srivatsangacharya would have imparted to the work in hand his encyclopedic knowledge of Vedanta like sri Bhashya.> >> >As is well known tiruvaimozhi is the quintessence of sri Visishtadvaitha Vedanta. In fact Vedanta desikar has proclaimed that meanings were found easily for the abstruse portions of Vedanta from the tiruvaimozhi and other Prabhandams. It is a voluminous compilation and therefore a costly publication.> >> >This is to appeal to all sri Vaishnavas and lovers of tiruvaimozhi to help with liberal contributions towards the cost of the publication. We appeal specially to NRIs for whom it may not be taxing as in the case of residents in India with meager resources, which is the case in lovers of such works. Contributions may be made in the name of the committee formed for the purpose namely -------.> > > >Appeal to lovers of sri vaishnavism and Tamil prabhandam tiruvaimozhi > >> > It is said that sri nigamantha maha desikar had authored an annotation to nammalvar tiruvaimozhi; it was called Nigama Parimalam and is lost. To make good this loss a great scholar sri Srivatsangacharya has made a compilation of swami Desikar?s version of the meaning of the various stanzas of tiruvaimozhi from all the different works of swami desikar containing references to tiruvaimozhi giving the purport of the various stanzas.> >> > Sri Srivatsangacharya, retired principal of the Sanskrit college, Madras, besides being an erudite scholar himself, had the advantage of assisting that intellectual giant and the foremost amongst the scholars of Visishtadvaitha, Sri Uthamoor Veeraraghavacharya and practically all his numerous works which included annotation on the 4000 Divyaprabhandhams including the work under reference namely the 100 stanzas of tiruvaimozhi.> >> > No doubt therefore, his reconstruction of the Nigama Parimala would be very valuable, authentic and very useful to the scholars and students involved in the study of the tiruvaimozhi. Just like his Guru sri Uttamur swami Prof Sri Srivatsangacharya would have imparted to the work in hand his encyclopedic knowledge of Vedanta like sri Bhashya.> >> >As is well known tiruvaimozhi is the quintessence of sri Visishtadvaitha Vedanta. In fact Vedanta desikar has proclaimed that meanings were found easily for the abstruse portions of Vedanta from the tiruvaimozhi and other Prabhandams. It is a voluminous compilation and therefore a costly publication.> >> >This is to appeal to all sri Vaishnavas and lovers of tiruvaimozhi to help with liberal contributions towards the cost of the publication. We appeal specially to NRIs for whom it may not be taxing as in the case of residents in India with meager resources, which is the case in lovers of such works. Contributions may be made in the name of the committee formed for the purpose namely -------.> > > >Appeal to lovers of sri vaishnavism and Tamil prabhandam tiruvaimozhi > >> > It is said that sri nigamantha maha desikar had authored an annotation to nammalvar tiruvaimozhi; it was called Nigama Parimalam and is lost. To make good this loss a great scholar sri Srivatsangacharya has made a compilation of swami Desikar?s version of the meaning of the various stanzas of tiruvaimozhi from all the different works of swami desikar containing references to tiruvaimozhi giving the purport of the various stanzas.> >> > Sri Srivatsangacharya, retired principal of the Sanskrit college, Madras, besides being an erudite scholar himself, had the advantage of assisting that intellectual giant and the foremost amongst the scholars of Visishtadvaitha, Sri Uthamoor Veeraraghavacharya and practically all his numerous works which included annotation on the 4000 Divyaprabhandhams including the work under reference namely the 100 stanzas of tiruvaimozhi.> >> > No doubt therefore, his reconstruction of the Nigama Parimala would be very valuable, authentic and very useful to the scholars and students involved in the study of the tiruvaimozhi. Just like his Guru sri Uttamur swami Prof Sri Srivatsangacharya would have imparted to the work in hand his encyclopedic knowledge of Vedanta like sri Bhashya.> >> >As is well known tiruvaimozhi is the quintessence of sri Visishtadvaitha Vedanta. In fact Vedanta desikar has proclaimed that meanings were found easily for the abstruse portions of Vedanta from the tiruvaimozhi and other Prabhandams. It is a voluminous compilation and therefore a costly publication.> >> >This is to appeal to all sri Vaishnavas and lovers of tiruvaimozhi to help with liberal contributions towards the cost of the publication. We appeal specially to NRIs for whom it may not be taxing as in the case of residents in India with meager resources, which is the case in lovers of such works. Contributions may be made in the name of the committee formed for the purpose namely -------.> > > >Appeal to lovers of sri vaishnavism and Tamil prabhandam tiruvaimozhi > >> > It is said that sri nigamantha maha desikar had authored an annotation to nammalvar tiruvaimozhi; it was called Nigama Parimalam and is lost. To make good this loss a great scholar sri Srivatsangacharya has made a compilation of swami Desikar?s version of the meaning of the various stanzas of tiruvaimozhi from all the different works of swami desikar containing references to tiruvaimozhi giving the purport of the various stanzas.> >> > Sri Srivatsangacharya, retired principal of the Sanskrit college, Madras, besides being an erudite scholar himself, had the advantage of assisting that intellectual giant and the foremost amongst the scholars of Visishtadvaitha, Sri Uthamoor Veeraraghavacharya and practically all his numerous works which included annotation on the 4000 Divyaprabhandhams including the work under reference namely the 100 stanzas of tiruvaimozhi.> >> > No doubt therefore, his reconstruction of the Nigama Parimala would be very valuable, authentic and very useful to the scholars and students involved in the study of the tiruvaimozhi. Just like his Guru sri Uttamur swami Prof Sri Srivatsangacharya would have imparted to the work in hand his encyclopedic knowledge of Vedanta like sri Bhashya.> >> >As is well known tiruvaimozhi is the quintessence of sri Visishtadvaitha Vedanta. In fact Vedanta desikar has proclaimed that meanings were found easily for the abstruse portions of Vedanta from the tiruvaimozhi and other Prabhandams. It is a voluminous compilation and therefore a costly publication.> >> >This is to appeal to all sri Vaishnavas and lovers of tiruvaimozhi to help with liberal contributions towards the cost of the publication. We appeal specially to NRIs for whom it may not be taxing as in the case of residents in India with meager resources, which is the case in lovers of such works. Contributions may be made in the name of the committee formed for the purpose namely -------.
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