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Brahmam’s KalyANa GuNams limited or unlimited?

Brahmam’s KalyANa GuNams limited or unlimited?

Updated on December 7, 2022 in Acharyas

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vikraminside 2 0 on December 6, 2022

Srimathe Rangaramanuja Mahadesikaya Namaha
Srimathe Sri Varaha Mahadesikaya Namaha
Sri Velukkudi Krishnan Swamy Thiruvadigaley Sharanam
Sri:

Swamy,

While reading one forum , adiyen understand Udayavar said, Brahmam has 6 KalyANa guNas according to PancharAtra texts

Jnana, Bala, Aishvarya, Virya, Shakti, and Tejas

While reading thAyAr sthothram it says
“asankhEya KalyANa GuNa GaNAm”

AskankhEya means uncountable?

If yes, how it is innumerable? Why only 6 said by Bhagavath Ramanuja?

Dasanudasan

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Sundara Ramanuja dasan 1 2 on December 6, 2022

|| श्रीमते रामानुजाय नम: ||

Swamy,

👉 Brahman has innumerable kalyana gunas.

👉 But Those 6 gunas are associated with the word “பகவான்”.
” Jnana, Bala, Aishvarya, Virya, Shakti, and Tejas”

ப = Jnana, Bala
க = Aishwarya, Virya
வ = shakti, Tejas

Any One who has one of this gunas completely can be called bhagavan.

👉 veda vyasa had GNANA guna completely. So, he was called as ” Bhagavan veda vyasa”
👉 parasurama had, BALA, VIRYA, SHAKTI gunas completely. So, he was caller as ” Bhagavan parasuramar ”

👉 But bhagavan vishnu had those 6 gunas completely. So, he was called as ” ஷாட் குண்ய பரிபூர்ணன் ” which means, one who had six gunas completely..

But brahmam has more gunas, which swamy pillai lokacharya lists in sri vachana bhusanam :

☀️ Vaatsalyam
☀️Sharanagata vatsalan
☀️Roopa sundaran
☀️Sowseelyam
☀️Maardhavam
☀️Aarjavam
☀️sowhartam
☀️saamyam
☀️kaarunyam
☀️maadhuryam
☀️gaambeeryam
☀️owdhaaryam
☀️chaathuryam
☀️ sthairyam

etc.,,etc.,, which cant be counted

Kindly don’t confuse with the gunas associated with the word ” பகவான் ” with innumerable kalyana gunas of brahmam

Adiyen ramanuja dasan 🙏🙏

vikraminside 0 on December 7, 2022

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|| श्रीमते रामानुजाय नम: ||<br />
<br />
Swamy,<br />
<br />
👉  Brahman has innumerable kalyana  gunas.<br />
<br />
👉 But Those  6 gunas are associated with the word "பகவான்".<br />
" Jnana, Bala, Aishvarya, Virya, Shakti, and Tejas"<br />
<br />
ப =  Jnana, Bala <br />
க = Aishwarya, Virya<br />
வ = shakti, Tejas<br />
<br />
Any One who has  one of this gunas completely  can be called bhagavan.<br />
<br />
👉 veda vyasa had GNANA guna completely.  So, he was called as " Bhagavan veda vyasa"<br />
👉 parasurama had, BALA, VIRYA, SHAKTI gunas completely.  So, he was  caller as  " Bhagavan parasuramar "<br />
<br />
<br />
👉 But  bhagavan vishnu had those 6 gunas completely.  So, he was called as " ஷாட் குண்ய பரிபூர்ணன் " which means, one who had six gunas completely.. <br />
<br />
But brahmam has more gunas, which swamy pillai lokacharya lists in sri vachana bhusanam :<br />
<br />
☀️ Vaatsalyam<br />
☀️Sharanagata vatsalan<br />
☀️Roopa sundaran<br />
☀️Sowseelyam<br />
☀️Maardhavam<br />
☀️Aarjavam<br />
☀️sowhartam<br />
☀️saamyam<br />
☀️kaarunyam<br />
☀️maadhuryam<br />
☀️gaambeeryam<br />
☀️owdhaaryam<br />
☀️chaathuryam<br />
☀️ sthairyam<br />
<br />
etc.,,etc.,, which cant be counted<br />
<br />
Kindly don't  confuse with the gunas associated with the word " பகவான் " with innumerable kalyana gunas of brahmam<br />
<br />
Adiyen ramanuja dasan 🙏🙏<br />

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