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Intensity of Call to Shiva in Thiruvasagam and Atmarpanastuti Prayer from Atmarpanastuti of Appayya Dikshitar


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Prayer in Sanskrit 

न किन्चिन्मॆनॆऽतः समभिलषणीयं त्रिभुवनॆ
    सुखं वा दुःखं वा मम भवतु यद्भावि भगवन् ।
समुन्मीलत्पाथॊरुहकुहरसौभाग्यमुषि तॆ
    पदद्वन्द्वॆ चॆतः परिचयमुपॆयान्मम सदा ॥ ४  ॥

Shloka as Romanized text

 
na kinchinmEnE&taH samabhilaShaNIyaM tribhuvanE
    sukhaM vA duHkhaM vA mama bhavatu yadbhAvi bhagavan |
samunmIlatpAthOruhakuharasaubhAgyamuShi tE
    padadvandvE chEtaH parichayamupEyAnmama sadA || 47  ||

(na kinchit mEnE etaH samabhilaShaNIyaM tribhuvanE
    sukhaM vA duHkhaM vA mama bhavatu yat bhAvi bhagavan |
samunmIlat pAthOruha kuhara saubhAgyam uShi tE
    pada dvandvE chEtaH parichayam upEyAt mama sadA || 47  ||)

Meaning of the Prayer Song:


 For me there is nothing in (all) the three worlds to long for.
Oh Bhagavan! Whatever has to come - comfort or discomfort - so be it.
May my conscience be ever at intimacy at Your two Feet,
which (are so beautiful as if to) chastise the charm of the bloomed lotus!


 Notes: 


1. samabhilaShaNIyam - thing to long for; samunmIla - bloomed; pAthOruha - lotus;
kuhara - inside; uShi - chastise; parichayam - intimacy; upEyAt - aim at.

2. When we have enjoyed Thiruvasagam as well as Atmarpanastuti, 
it is tough not to wonder, whether Appayya Dikshithar got quite inspired by the
Thiruvasagam. The intensity of the call to Lord Shiva that is in Thiruvasagam
is reflected very much in Atmarpanastuti as well.
c.f. a. கொள்ளேன் புரந்தரன் மாலயன் வாழ்வு;
குடிகெடினும் நள்ளேன் நினது அடியாரோடல்லால்;
நரகம் புகினும் எள்ளேன் திருவருளாலே இருக்கப்பெறின் - திருச்சதகம்

b. நின் தன் வார் கழற்கு அன்பு எனக்கு நிரந்தரமாய் அருளாய் - திருச்சதகம்

See Also:
1. Complete Atmarpana stuti in with music

 

 

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