Saturday, 27 July 2019

(Sri Jagannatha Dasa virachita) SRI HARIKATHAMRUTASARA / ಶ್ರಿ ಹರಿಕಥಾಮೃತಸಾರ


(Sri Jagannatha Dasa virachita)
SRI HARIKATHAMRUTASARA / ಶ್ರಿ ಹರಿಕಥಾಮೃತಸಾರ
Salutation to Lord Rudra (ಶ್ರೀ ರುದ್ರದೇವರ ಸ್ತುತಿ)
Welcome friends. Sri Jagannatha Dasaru has invoked Lord Shiva in his prayer with very beautiful attributes. You can treat them as adjectives as well as Nouns.
Lord Shiva is “Kamahara”. Lord Kama or Manmatha is equal to Indra in rank and file. Several deities, gods, Rishis, saints and sages get disturbed by Kamadeva. There are very few instances in our epics and spiritual texts when someone has escaped from the influence and impact of Kamadeva. Once, at the behest of all deities, gods, including Lord Brahma, Kamadeva had to disturb Lord Shiva for the saving the universe from the trouble that demon Tarakasura and Shoorapadma were giving to deities, gods and common people. This was because Sati Devi, consort of Lord Shiva had sacrificed her life due to the insult that her father Daksha had done to her husband Lord Shiva. At that juncture, demon Tarakasura impressed Lord Brahma and sought a boon that he should only get killed by a son of Lord Shiva. With Sati Devi having sacrificed her life, Lord Shiva had no chance of begetting a son or a progeny. Tarakasura thought that Lord Shiva would not marry and therefore there was no chance of him (Tarakasura) getting killed. After the departure of Sati Devi in his life, Lord Shiva began meditation. Meanwhile, Sati Devi takes rebirth as daughter of Parvataraja, King of Mountains, Himavanta, with the sole intention of remarrying Lord Shiva. The deities and gods knew that Parvati Devi was an incarnation of Sati Devi and therefore, supported her to entice Lord Shiva, which was not an easy task. Therefore, they requested Kamadeva to trap Lord Shiva into a sensuous mood so that he marries Parvati Devi. However, as soon as Kamadeva played all his tricks, Lord Shiva became furious with Kamadeva for disturbing his penance. In that fit of anger, Lord Shiva opened his eyes, saw Kamadeva and without enquiring anything, Lord Shiva burnt Kamadeva with his burning eyes. Therefore, Lord Shiva came to be known as Kamahara, which means one who destroyed Kamadeva.

Lord Shiva is “Kailasamandira”. While Lord Vishnu is “VaikunThamandira”, Lord Shiva is Kailasamandira. Kailas is the abode of Lord Shiva.

Lord Shiva is “SOmasUryAnalavilOchana” since Lord Moon and Lord Sun are present in his two eyes and Agni or Fire God is in the third eye of Lord Shiva.

Lord Shiva is “Kamitaprada” because he is a
lways ready and willing to bless his devotees with desired boons.

Now, Sri Jagannathadasaru appeals to Lord Shiva to be kind to the universe to bestow his blessings of peace and prosperity.
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