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Vishnu Sahasra Naamam-Vol III-RR-edit.pub - Ibiblio

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s and smRti-s. He quotes bhagavAn's own words - Sruti smRtI mamaiva A~jne -<br />

The Sruti and smRti are My commands. Later on in SrI vishNu sahasra nAmam,<br />

Sage vyAsa declares - vedAh SastrANi vi~jnAnam etat sarvam janArdanAt -<br />

The veda-s, SAstra-s, wisdom, and all these, came from janArdana (Lord<br />

vishNu).<br />

SrI aNNa'ngarAcArya gives the following crisp interpretation from<br />

prabandham, which contains an ocean of thoughts - "kalaigaLum vedamum nIdi<br />

nUlum kaRpagamum SoL poruL tAnum ma<strong>RR</strong>ai nilaigaLum vAnavarkkum<br />

piRarkkum nIrmaiyinAl aruL Seidavar" (peria tirumozhi 2. 8. 5) - He Who gave<br />

the veda-s, vedAnta sUtra-s, itihAsa-s, kalpa sUtra-s, vyAkaraNa, mImAmsA,<br />

etc., to the deva-s and to the mansuhya-s, by His sheer kindness towards<br />

them.<br />

d) SrI cinmayAnanda gives yet another angle - consistent with the<br />

interpretation that He is the Destroyer of brahmA at the time of pralaya for<br />

the previous nAma, the current nAma can be interpreted as One who then<br />

inaugurates the kRta yuga (kRta Agamah). Thus, He is the One into whom the<br />

whole world dissolves at the time of pralaya, and from whom the world reemerges<br />

at the beginning of the next yuga.<br />

e) SrI baladeva vidyAbhUshan continues his thoughts from the previous<br />

Slokam dealing with keSi vadham, and gives the interpretation to the current<br />

nAma that He is kRtAgamah because He finished off kESi and then<br />

victoriously entered the assemblage of His kith and kin (probably the root he<br />

draws on is kR himsAyAm - to kill, and gam gatau - to go). Here kRta refers to<br />

the act of destruction of keSi, and Agamah refers to His gamana or arrival in<br />

the midst of His kith and kin.<br />

f) SrI satyadevo vAsishTha uses the roots kR karaNe - to do, and gam gatau -<br />

to go, to derive his meaning, and gives the following interpretation - kRta<br />

Agamo yena sa kRtAgamah - BhagavAn does the act of appearing to His<br />

devotees in whatever form they desire, in response to the stuti of the stotrAs<br />

of the devotees. He bases his interpretation on the Rg-vedic mantra 8. 3.<br />

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