gyAna sAram 35 – enRum anaithuyiRkum
gyAna sAram Previous pAsuram 35th pAsuram Synopsis: In the last two pAsurams, svAmi aruLALa perumAL emberumAnAr explained the foolish … Read more
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gyAna sAram Previous pAsuram 35th pAsuram Synopsis: In the last two pAsurams, svAmi aruLALa perumAL emberumAnAr explained the foolish … Read more
gyAna sAram Previous pAsuram 34th pAsuram Synopsis: One’s AchAryan is very much accessible and easily approachable to his sishyAs. … Read more
ஞான ஸாரம் முந்தைய பாசுரம் 35-ஆம் பாட்டு முன்னுரை: அருகில் இருப்பவனாய் எளியவனுமான ஆசார்யனைப் புறக்கணித்துவிட்டு மிகத் தொலைவில் இருப்பவனுமாய்க் கிட்டுதற்கு அரியவனுமான இறைவனை ஆசைப்படுவார் அறிவிலிகளாவர் என்று இரண்டு உதாரணங்களால் … Read more
ஞான ஸாரம் முந்தைய பாசுரம் 34-ஆம் பாட்டு முன்னுரை: மிகவும் எளியனாய்த் தனக்குக் கிடைத்திருக்கிற ஆசார்யனை மானிடத் தோற்றத்தாலே புறக்கணித்து மிக அரியனாய் யோகங்கள்முதலிய அநேக முயற்சிகள் செய்து காண வேண்டிய … Read more
gyAna sAram Previous pAsuram Synopsis: This pAsuram explains how foolish a person can be when he disregards his AchAryan as human. In addition to this, he goes ahead and reaches out to perumAL sriman nArAyaNan who is somewhere so far, and thinks that HE will come to help HIM when in need. This person is … Read more
gyAna sAram Previous pAsuram Synopsis: In the 30th pAsuram (mAdum manayum), svAmi aruLALa perumAL emberumAnAr talked about a decree of shAsthram that prescribed not to mingle with people who does not regard their AchAryan, who taught and explained the eight syllaballed thirumanthram, as everything to them. In the 31st pAsuram (vEdham oru nAngin) it was … Read more
gyAna sAram Previous pAsuram Synopsis: This pAsuram explains the point that one’s Acharyan is everything. The essence of all meanings conveyed in all vEdhAs and other scriptures is nothing but the path of total surrender (sharanAgathi). The meaning of such a path known as sharanAgathi was explained to a person by his Acharyan. Hence, one’s … Read more
gyAna sAram Previous pAsuram Synopsis: In this pAsuram, svAmi aruLALa perumAL emberumAnAr describes a point in shAsthram that decrees us to have any kind of relationship with certain type of people. These people are those that do not regard that the wealth they have accumulated for this life, their future lives, is none other … Read more