mumukshuppadi

SrI: SrImathE SatakOpAya nama: SrImathE rAmAnujAya nama: SrImadh varavaramunayE nama:

In SrIvaishNava sampradhAyam, rahasya thrayam plays a pivotal role in nurturing the knowledge of a mumukshu (liberation seeker). rahasya thrayam is the collection of the sacred, confidential manthras viz thirumanthram (ashtAksharam), dhvaya mahA manthram and gIthA charama SlOkam. There are several sacred texts which explain rahasya thrayam in great detail. dhivya prabandham, a collection of 4000 pAsurams of AzhwArs, beautifully explain rahasya thrayam in various places. Our AchArya paramparai too, is fully focussed on explaining the confidential meanings of rahasya thrayam. emperumAnAr, SrI rAmAnujAchArya who is the most prominent AchArya of our sampradhAyam, himself learnt rahasya thrayam from his AchAryas and taught the same to many disciples. As a matter of fact, he got this glorious name emperumAnAr from thirukkOshtiyUr nambi, while revealing the meanings of charama SlOkam to those who desired to learn the same, parASara bhattar composed ashta SlOkI which beautifully explains rahasya thrayam in eight SlOkams. periyavAchchAn piLLai has beautifully explained rahasya thrayam in his granthams too. But, beyond all of these great personalities, piLLai lOkAchArya bestowed the great benediction of documenting these rahasyams in full detail and presenting the same for future generations, with superior clarity and elaboration. His renowned eighteen rahasya granthams are the most precious literature we have in our sampradhAyam, bringing out every important aspect which is to be known. Several granthams among these eighteen rahasya granthams, talk about rahasya thrayam. Among those, mumukshuppadi is a class apart. maNavALa mAmunigaL has composed a very beautiful and elaborate commentary for mumukshuppadi. vangIpuram sadagOpan swamy has set out to translate this beautiful commentary into English. We pray at the feet of AzhwAr, emperumAn, piLLai lOkAchAryar, jeeyar (mAmunigaL) and jeeyar (ponnadikkAl jeeyar) for the successful completion of this wonderful initiative.

• Introduction
• sUthrams 1 to 3
• sUthrams 4 to 6
• sUthrams 7 to 12
• sUthrams 13 to 15
• sUthrams 16 to 20
• sUthrams 21 to 25
• sUthrams 26 to 30
• sUthrams 31 to 35
• sUthrams 36 to 41
• sUthrams 42 to 50
• sUthrams 51 to 59
• sUthrams 60 to 70
• sUthrams 71 to 80
• sUthrams 81 to 90
• sUthrams 91 to 96
• sUthrams 97 to 100
• sUthrams 101 to 110
• sUthrams 111 to 115
• sUthrams 116 to 120
• sUthrams 121 to 130
• sUthrams 131 to 140
• sUthrams 141 to 150
• sUthrams 151 to 160
• sUthrams 161 to 170
• sUthrams 171 to 177
• sUthrams 178 to 184
• sUthrams 185 to 190
• sUthrams 191 to 200
• sUthrams 201 to 210
• sUthrams 211 to 220
• sUthrams 221 to 230
• sUthrams 231 to 240
• sUthrams 241 to 250
• sUthrams 251 to 260
• sUthrams 261 to 270
• sUthrams 271 to 280

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