Dear Divya Ramanan,
Superbly written - every word is a nectar - don't know
and don't have words to express how much I enjoy.
Please keep up your excellent kaimkaryam...
Just a request - I am not sure if this question is
going to be covered in your next posting - can you
please explain in detail the connection between
thirumantram & akshtakshara mantram with this perumal
?
Adiyen
Varadan
--- divya ramanan <divyaramanan@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Dear All,
>
>
> Kshetram, nadhi (river), sindhu (sea), vanam
> (forest), pushkarani, puram and vimanam are the
> seven punya vasthus. This Divya Desam is the one
> that has all these seven entities. They are as
> follows:
>
>
>
> Kshetram ? Krishna kshetram
>
> Nadhi ? Kaveri
>
> Sindhu ? Thirumalarayapatnam (Eastern
> sea shore) kadal karai
>
> Vanam ? KrishnAranyam
>
> Pushkarani ? Nitya Pushkarani
>
> Puram ? Krishnapuram
>
> Vimanam ? UtpalAvataka vimanam
>
>
>
> One among the five Krishna kshetrams
> (Thirukkannamangai, Thirukanankudi, Thirkkannapuram,
> Kapisthalam, Thirukkovalur), this Divya Desam is
> known as Thirukkannapuram. Perumal is called as
> Elephant on the eastern side in our sampradayam is
> called as Saranya Mukundan by Nammazhwar. Neelamega
> Perumal is the moolavar Thirunamam. He is in
> standing posture facing eastern direction with
> Prayoga chakram. Utsavar is known as Sowrirajan.
> Thanikkovil Nachiyar is known as Kannapuranayaki
> Thayar.
>
>
>
> Adding to the link of seven punya vasthus, the
> eighth important thing about Perumal is the link to
> the greatest mantram told in all Vedas. It is the
> thirumantram. There are eight svayamvyakta
> Kshetrams. They are Salagramam, Badri,
> NaimichAranyam, Pushkaram, ThiruVenkatadam,
> SriMushnam, Vanamamalai and Srirangam. Each letter
> in the AshtAkshara matram refer to each of the above
> Perumals. Sowrirajan is very special by the fact
> that He refers to the complete AshtAkshara mantram.
> This is the eighth specialty of this Divya Desam.
> This Perumal is referred even in Vishnu
> Sahasranamam. The 649th name in Sahasranamam is
> Sowri. A gandharva king called as uparicharavasu
> worshipped this Perumal. He was also worshipped by
> Dhantaka maharishi. The entire paddy field in this
> Divya Desam was none but rishis who were worshipping
> Perumal. They were not interested in their body
> (meaning able to differentiate between atma and
> body). Hence, this vimanam is known as UtpalAvataka
> (utpalA refers to body. The
> entire word conveys the fact that there is no
> desire for body) vimanam.
>
>
>
> Let us continue enjoying the vaibhavam of this
> Perumal in the following postings in this series.
>
>
>
> aDiyEn,
>
> ramanan
>
>
>
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