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आकार त्रय संपन्नाम् अरविन्द निवासिनीम्।
अशेष जगदीशित्रीम् वन्दे वरद वल्लभाम्॥

अस्मन्मातरम्... शरणमहं प्रपद्ये!!
❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏
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I pay my salutations to the most beloved One of the granter of all boons, Sri Varadaraja, who resides on a Lotus, is the ruler of all worlds and acts as a पुरुषकार or mediatrix for erring chethanas like me,...2/n

burdened with the weight of countless sins and thus unworthy of the अनुग्रहं of Her Bhagavan. Through her limitless Dayaa for her children, she pleads with Her Bhagavan to overlook our sins and bless us with His अनुग्रहं. 3/n

During Prapatti, she accepts the Bharam of the prapanna and acts as a सहकारिन्, she reinforces Her Bhagavan's Bhara-sveekara sankalpam along with Her own sankalpam. 4/n

After thus blessing the बद्ध जीवन् to become a मुक्त जीवन्, she enhances the ruchi for kainkaryam in Sri Vaikuntam. She is thus endowed with the 3 capacities-उपायत्वम्(being the means), उपेयत्वम्(being the end) and पुरुषकारत्वम्(mediatrix)! 5/5
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