1. Geetartha Sangraha:
More popularly known as Geeta-Vivrutti, a lucid original commentary on the gita
2. Gitabhashya Prameyadipika Bhavadipa:
Commentary on Srimadacharya's Geeta Bhashya (1/n)
3. Gitabhashya Nyayadipika Bhavadipa:
A commentary on Madhvacharya’s Geeta Tatparya.
4. Geeta Tatparya Teeka Vivarana:
Tippani on Jaya Muni's commentary on Acharya Madhva’s Geeta Tatparya (2/n)
UPANISHAD PRASTHANA-
Upanishad Khandarthas:
Khandarthas (Word by word meaning)
Lucid expositions on 9 out of 10 Upanishads commented upon by Madhvacharya (except aitareya Upanishad). He wrote a gloss on only the mantra part of the Upanishad – Aitareya Mantraartha Sangraha (3/n)
SHRUTI PRASTHANA-
1.Veda Traya Vivruti:
Commentaries on all three vedas
2. Mantrartha Manjari:
A commentary on the first 3 Adhyayas (40 Suktas) of the Rig Veda, the same ones covered by Srimadacharya in the Rig Bhasya (4/n)
3. Sookta Vyakhyana:
Commentaries (short glosses) Purusha sookta, Sri sookta, Balittha sookta, Ambhrani sookta and few unavailable works (probably on Manyu, Hiranyagarbha, Samudra, Pavamana etc) . (5/n)
SUTRA PRASTHANA -
1. Anubhashya Tattva Manjari:
A detailed exposition of the Anubhashya of Srimadacharya
2. Tattvaprakashika Bhavadipa:
Clinical exposition on Tatvaprakashika (Jaya Muni's commentary on the Brahma Sutra Bhashya of Srimadacharya) (6/n)
3. Nyaya Sudha Parimala:
Most renowned elucidation on Nyayasudha of Jaya Muni. Rayaru is hence Parimalacharya.
4. Chandrika Prakasha:
Commentary on the Tatparya Chandrika of Vyasa Muni
5. Nyaya Muktavali:
Brief exposition of the Adhikaraashariras of the Brahmasutras (7/n)
6. Tantra Dipika:
Aptly named for the – term “Tantra” means “Religious Treatise – Scientific Treatise – Composition of Divine Authority” and Deepika means beacon. It elucidates, limelights and mirrors with utmost clarity, all the essentials of each Brahmasutra. (8/n)
OTHER TIPPANIS -
1. Dasha Prakarana Tippani :
Glosses on 6/10 Prakaranas (Tattvasankhyana, Tattvaviveka, Tattvodyota, Vishnutattva Nirnaya, Karmanirnaya, Pramana Lakshana) of Srimadacharya, omitting the four Mandaramanjaris already commented upon by Vyasa Muni. (9/n)
2. Vadavali Bhavadipa :
Commentary on Vadavali of Jaya Muni
3. Pramana Padhati Tippani Bhavadipa:
Elucidation of Pramana padhdhati of Jaya Muni
4. Tarkatandava Vyakhyana (Nyayadipika) :
Elaborate and clinical exposition on Tarkatandava of Vyasa Muni (10/n)
INDEPENDENT WORKS -
A) CHARITRA MANJARIS :
1. Rama Chartirya Manjari:
A short work highlighting the major aspects of Rama Avatara.
2. Krishna Charitrya Manjari:
A brief work capturing the bountiful essence of Krishna Avatara. (11/n)
B) GADYAS :
1. Pratah Sankalpa Gadya:
A prose to recited in the morning as a resolution to perform the day’s activities.
2. Sarva Samarpana Gadya:
A prose recited in the night to submit the day’s activities to the Lord. Goes along with Pratah Sankalpa Gadya. (12/n)
C) STOTRAS :
1. Nadi Taratamya stotra:
Captures sanctity of the holy rivers of Bharat with hierarchical classification.
2. Rajagopala Stotra:
Brief stotra extolling Mannaru Sri Rajagopalaswamy.
3.Dashavatara Stuti:
A short work capturing the opulence of the dashavataras (13/n)
D) VYAKARANA / MIMAMSA :
1. Bhatta Sangraha:
A Commentary on the Mimamsa Sutras of Jaimini following the Bhatta SCHOOL. Rare work of a Tattvavada Acharya on other systems of thought. (14/n)
E) BHAVA SANGRAHA / VYAKHYANA:
1. Mahabharata Tatparya Nirnaya Bhava Sangraha:
A short summary of Tatparya Nirnaya by Srimadacharya (essence of each Adhyaya captured in one verse) .
2. Anu Madhva Vijaya Vyakhyana:
Commentary on the AMV of Sri Narayana Panditacharya (15/n)
KANNADA KRITIS/SULADIS:
1. Indu Enage Govinda :
Most renowned kriti of Rayaru capturing the leelas of Bhagavan through padasmarana of Udupi Sri Krishna. (16/n)
Gururayaru has blessed us with a plethora of works, each profound in meaning, writing and intent. Gururayaru has provided a helping hand for the sadhakas to cross the ocean of samsara through his granthas & this is why he is renowned as KALIYUGADA KALPATARU & KAMADHENU (17/n)
The vyapti and depth of Gururayaru's works across the Sastras, Vedanta & Tattvavada is in itself a miracle. May Gururayaru, who has touched every aspect of the philosophical literary tradition through the light of the Munitrayas works, bless us.
SRI GURURAJO VIJAYATE🙏🚩 (18/18)
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[JNANA MANTAPA KSHETRA]
Vidwan Marutacharya beautifully explains about that Sadvidya Parampara which carefully nurtured the young Yatiraja who would later go on to become one of the greatest intellectual giants of Bharata Bhumi : Sri Vyasatirtha! (1)
Nikhila Tarkika Chudamani, Shaddarshana Kovida Sri Rajendratirtha set foot into the holy of Bengal to spread the message of the Shastras! His successor Sri Jayadhvajatirtha expanded the Digvijaya to the Kalinga Deshas (the karya kshetra of Sri Naraharitirtha) (2)
It is at Puri that Sri Jayadhvaja appointed an able successor and named him after the holy Kshetra. Sri Purushottamatirtha, an unparalleled tapasvi of his time proceeded to Ramaprameya Kshetra (Maluru) via Sri Kurmam, Simhachala, Godavari, Vijayawada etc with Tattvaprachara (3)
[YUGĀDI SANDEŚA: IMPORTANCE OF VIHITA KARMĀNUSHTHĀNA]
~ Translating the original sandeśa by Śrī Vyāsarāja Vidyā-Karnātaka Simhāsanādhīśvara Parama Pūjya Śrī Śri 1008 Śrī Vidyāśrīśatīrtha Śrīpādangalavaru for the benefit of the audience. (1)
"आचारप्रभवो धर्मः धर्मस्य प्रभुरच्युतः", as it goes by this saying, Dharma paripālana is only possible with the right knowledge & practice of Sadācāras! Bhagavān stands by those who stand by Dharma! Therefore, one must never let go of their prescribed duties (Vihita karma)(2)
Even those who have been blessed with Aparokśa Jñāna follow their Vihita Karmas! The Upanishads have thrown light on this with "कुर्वन्नेवेह कर्माणि जिजीवेषेच्छतं समाः" (By/For performing duties to please Bhagavan, one should wish to live a hundred years in this world) (3)
Śrī Vishnutīrtha occupies an exalted position among the desciples of Ācārya Madhva:
° He is considered as an epitome of Vaidika Śāstra-Jñāna & uncompromising Tapasya.
° He is fondly cherished as the personification of Vairāgya. (1)
° He is hailed as the foremost among śishyas.
° He is prescribed with crucial tasks such as Sampradāya Punarutthāna (Re-establishment of Tattvavāda by recovering the Copper manuscripts of Sarvamūla from Kadtilla).
° He is celebrated as a reflection of Ācārya himself! (2)
° He is the Mūla Purusha of both Sode Matha & Subrahmanya Matha.
° His works include Sanyāsa Paddhati, Shravana Dvādashi Nirnaya, Vishnupanchaka Nirnaya, Panchasamskāra Sangraha.
° Māgha Pournima marks the Ārādhana/ Guha pravesha divasa of Madhvānuja Śrī Vishnutīrtha. (3)
Interestingly enough, Mahabharata says that Yudhishthira too seemed to have reached a similar conclusion after having pondered about the same question. However, this was cleared by Indra in the Swargarohana Parva where the nija svarupa of Bhima was showcased to Yudhishthira (1)
Indra introduces Bhima as the Supreme Chieften of the Marudganas. Bhima is seen shining in his moola svarupa as Vayu. To make it clear Bhima Rupa is also standing next 2 the Moola Rupa with the same effulgence emerging from the latter, indicating the nija svarupa of the former(3)
[DESCRIPTION OF PANCHAMUKHA RUDRA : A TRANSLATION]
Trailokyaguru Srimadanandatirtha Bhagavatpadacharya captures the chintanakrama for Manonhimani Rudra Deva in his seminal work, Tantra Sara Sangraha as follows: (1/n)
ध्येयः पञ्चमुखो रुद्रः स्फटिकामलकान्तिमान्
विद्युच्छुभ्रासितरजः श्यामान्यस्य मुखानि तु |
जटावबद्धेन्दुकुलः प्रियायुग् नागभूषणः ||
The five faced Rudra whose radiance resembles a spotless sphatika has been invoked in our Dhyana, the description of his five heads are as below(2/n)
1) Tatpurusha: East facing head, Lightening hued 2) Sadyojata: West facing head, White hued 3) Aghora: South facing head, Black hued 4) Vamadeva: North facing head, Red hued 5) Eeshana: The head on top, Blue Hued
(3/n)
Not unpopular, its quite popular. Anyway, I'd addressed this typical "Smarta Man's Burden" delusion long ago in a few threads. Sectarianism is innate to the shastras,it is not evil! Every darshanika unequivocally championed for his darshana-paddhati & that ain't wrong at all!
A particular upasana paddhati is integrated to the prameyas of the darshana & no darshanika would encourage any deviation from them for his followers.Sanatana is much beyond a single paddhati. There are Vidhi Nishedhas for any paddhati system but there's also subscription choice.
The reason Sanatana survived is due to the eternal existence of these diverse darshanas/paddhatis. Unconditional unity begins when differences and nature to differ are acknowledged, accepted and accommodated. Those who downplay difference as temporary only unite temporarily