Saturday, 13 May 2017

श्रीमद्रामानुजाचार्यदण्डकः






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nmStSmE nmae r¼lúm[aþyyaeigne,              ïImÖedaNtramanujaÄsavR}zailne.
               vedvedaNttÅv}ae  vedmaEilmuinïut>,
               ïIr¼lúm[muin> siÚxÄa< sda ùid.   
               nm> ze;avtaray     vEku{QpddizRne,
               ïImÔamanujayaRy ïImiCD:yihtEi;[e.        
     jytu jytu s<ymINÔae=n"> ïImtae xImt> kezvacayR puÇayR
vyaeR=iolanNdkaé{yvara< inix> patu n> iz:ysNtarkae=hinRz< 
ïIinix>y}sUÇaiÉÉU:[u< iÇd{faÄhSt< lsTSvUXvRpu{f+< izoa
zeor< s<ymIna< pit< iv:[utÅvawRbaexàcarìt< vE:[vana< gué< sNtt< Tva< Éje. 1.
      iïtjnpirpalken ïutInampawaRphÇaR maraixtanNtÉU
kaNtgaeivNdraq! r¼raq! devraq! yadvaÔIzramiàye[Ev pUta vym!  ; ïImte ïImte> kaiNtmTya muoaMbaejsUyaRy kaÂIvra}Ýdevaix
raq!m¾nanItzalasuvaPyMbukuMÉay c ïImhapU[Rs<Skair
tayaStu zm!. 2.
     hirpdkmlaiïtad! äüsUÇawRÉa:yaOyvEdGXys<Éaivt
ïIsraejasnIsTk&tïIyutat! Éa:ykaraiÉaxeya†te naip ka nae git> ; ïImdacayRpÂe_y @ixòsCD+Ibl}anêpayuraraeGy
saEOyaïyEñyRvEraGyx&TyaidvgRàdSyae*tiZz:yÉaGyay 
ÉKta Évamainzm!. 3.
     duirtzmnpaÂjNya'!kuzïIrwa¼XvjaMbaejv¿a'!ikt
ïIpdasetuhEmaiÔpyRNtsÂair[aeSsMymINÔSy padarivNd
ÖyaenaeR Éra> paps<hark ! }andIpàdaïey ! zaNtSvêpa
iolanNtkLya[dat> kilXv<sk i¬òs<vark ! ïIytIna< pte  he nmSte punSte nm>. 4.
        ;q!iÇ<zÌ[cr[ae nrpirpaQI ytINÔgu[prk>,
        yitrajd{fkae=y< ivlstu vE:[vùdye;u svRda.
        ivÉi´Éi´d> sae=y< saEMynaray[aeidt>,
        ïIvE:[vtae;ay       gItae ytINÔd{fk>.
        vedaNtvavdUkay   vedzaSÇivnaeidne,
        nmae=icNTyay ytye ïI-r¼ramanujay te .


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4 comments:

  1. This is my own composition in praise of Saint SriRamanuja. It is set up in Dandaka metre with two NAGANAs and 34 RAGANAs according to the Sanskrit prosody. Nigamanta Desikan's Garuda Dandaka is well known in this style.

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  2. Sri Ramanuja Swamy is a beacon of the equality and hope for the generations to come.

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