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vimatakumatipIDA mAnase samprarUDA dR^iDamamumiha jIvam kR^intati krUravR^ittayA | amR^itarasasakhIbhistAm nivAryAshu dR^igbhi: virachaya vidhishaktam shrIjagaddeshikendra: ||
Meaning:
shrI jagaddeshikendra: - O! Lokacharya. vimata kumati pIDA - The suffering caused by lowly thoughts mAnase - in the mind samprarUDA - come forth and gain root krUravR^ittayA - and through cruel acts amum jIvam kR^intati - cuts me down. dR^igbhi: - With the vision amR^itarasa sakhIbhi: - that flows like a flood of nectar (you should) Ashu - quickly tAm nivArya - stop the lowly acts born out of those thoughts virachaya - and have to make (me) vidhishaktam - get the strength to do good acts.
Vyakhyana Saram:
Swami Desikan is saying that once lowly thoughts gain root in the
mind of a person, they drive that person to performing cruel acts.
This vicious cycle cuts the person down eventually. He seeks
Lokacharyar's grace that flows like a flood from His divine eyes
to not only remove this lowly act, but also to push him toward
doing good deeds. He seeks that strength from Pillai Lokacharyar.
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