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Sri:

SrimatE Gopaladesika MahadesikAya Namaha,

Translation by U.Ve. Dr. V.N. Vedanta Desikan Swamin:

260. aKhilAntha: puravArEShvanEkavAram padhAvani! svaIram
anuBhavathi ranganAThO vihAravikrAnthisahacharIm BhavathIm

Oh Paaduka Devi! When Lord Ranganatha has to have leisurely walk, He
wears You always. And You are always with Him whenever he moves to
the
particular consorts by turns. (In His enjoyment with You, no turn or
time constraint! it is always available to You)

Namo Narayana,

SriMuralidhara Dasan


Special Notes by V.Sadagopan (V.S):

1. Sri UtthamUr Swami's anubhavam : Oh paadhukE ! Your Lord engages
in a lot of travel . You transport Him on those occasions . Depending
on the nature of the business at hand , You adopt a suitable gait .
Some times , You rush fast to get Your Lord to His destinations .
Other times , You move slowly as at the tiem of His patthi ulaa .
There are many variations in your gait ( Simha gathi, Sarpa gathi et
al ). Your Lord enjoys these different gathis in union with You. None
of His consorts have the good fortune to enjoy their Lord in so many
moods and contexts. Hence , adiyEn is convinced that You are the
foremost among His Devis .

2. Srimath Andavan's anubhavam: Oh PaadhukE ! Lord RanganAthan adorns
You, wherever he travels. He ahs many Devis . He has created a
calendar to visit them separately to avoid any disagreements among
His
Devis. He enjoys You the most in all these programmed visits to His
Devis through travel with You .

3. Swami Desikan states here that RanganAthan has allocated
specific
times to visit His seven Devis and to keep peace in His antha; purams
(RanganAtha: akhila antha:pura vaarEshu vihAra VikrAnthan ). Such a
diplomatic Lord takes You as a companion during all those visits and
enjoys Your company many times ( BhavathIm sahacharIm svairam anEka
Vaaram anubhavathi ). Each cosort has one Vaaram ( turn ) , but the
Paadhukais have many turns to enjoy the Lord ( anEka Vaaram
anubhavathi )?.V.S








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