kadaluvāḍu
Sahityam
Pallavi
kadaluvāḍu¹ kāḍē rāmuḍu
kathalennō kalavāḍē
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kathalennō kalavāḍē
Sri Rama is the immovable Lord - not One who ever moves; He has numerous stories about His incarnations.
Anupallavi
modalu² tānaināḍē tuda³
modalu² lēnivāḍaināḍē (kadalu)
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modalu² lēnivāḍaināḍē (kadalu)
He has become the origin - primal cause; He has become the One who has neither beginning nor ending.
Charanam
kalpanalennaḍu lēdu
saṅkalpamulē⁴ kalavāḍu śēṣa
talpa śayanuḍē vāḍu śrī
tyāgarāja nutuḍaināḍu⁵ (kadalu)
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saṅkalpamulē⁴ kalavāḍu śēṣa
talpa śayanuḍē vāḍu śrī
tyāgarāja nutuḍaināḍu⁵ (kadalu)
Never is there any imagination or fancies in Him; He has only volitions; He reclines on the couch of Sesha; He has become the One praised by this Thyagaraja;
Renditions
Variations
- 1 kadalu - kadalē
- 2 modalu - modalē
- 5 nutuḍaināḍu - nutuḍaināḍē
References
- 4 saṅkalpamu kalavāḍu – The Supreme Lord is called (among many other names) as ‘satya kāma’ ‘satya saṅkalpa ’.
- Vishnu Sahasranamam (253) – ‘siddha saṅkalpa: [[http://www.mypurohith.com Vishnu Sahasranamam]]
- 4 saṅkalpa - The Sankalpa of the Supreme Lord (Or Isvara) is called ‘satya or siddha’. On the other hand Sankalpa (resolve) of man which is always with a motive is decried as being the source of bondage. Srimad-Bhagavad-GIta, Chapter 6, Verse 24 refers –
- “Abandoning without reserve all desires born of saGkalpa, and completely restrining by the mind alone, the whole group of senses from their objects in all directions……”; (Continued in Next verse) (Translation by Swami Swarupananda)
Commentary
- 1 kadaluvāḍu kāḍē – The appropriate Sanskrit words are ‘acala’, ‘kūṭastha’, ‘sthāṇu ’
- 3 tuda modalu lēnivāḍaināḍē – the appropriate Sanskri words are – ‘ādyanta rahita ’.
- 2 modalu tānaināḍē – The appropriate Sanskrit word is ‘ādimūla ’