The most beautiful Verses in "Shree SutraDipika" of OM VishnuPad JagannathaTirtha-Acharya are about Shreemati Lakshmi-Devi, of course (I know there is a very powerful Shakta lobby in this blog, that is me, HAHAHAHA).
Yes, being a Shakta as usually I have paid attention to the Verses about my Adored ParaIshwari Shreemati Lakshmi-Devi.
Verse 406 is especially meaningful, because it sings about Nirupadhika-Bhakti of Shreemati MahaLakshmi-Devi! This Verse needs very emotional Bhakti and Shakta gloss, that's why I have written the post about this Siddhanta in more emotional and vivid (than simplified English) Russian, sorry!
So, extremely beautiful Siddhanta in just 3 brilliant Sanskrit Sutras:
। । कामाधिकरणम् । । २४ । ।
४०५. ।। ॐ कामादितरत्र तत्र चायतनादिभ्यः ॐ । ।
लक्ष्मीस्तत्र भगवत्समीपे स्थिता सती । इतरत्र च भूम्यादावपि ।
कामादीशेच्छयैवावताराङ्करोति। कुतः? आयतनादिभ्यः सर्वगतत्वप्रति पादकसर्वायतनेत्यादि श्रुत्यादिभ्य इत्यर्थः । । ४०५ । ।
"Shree Sutra-Dipika", 405: "Shreemati MahaLakshmi-Devi always stays near Bhagavan Shree Vishnu only out of Her Own Will (LOVE) which is promted as per The Will (LOVE) of Bhagavan Shree Vishnu.
Shreemati MahaLakshmi-Devi also incarnates into the world by The Will of Bhagavan Shree Vishnu.
All this is inferred from the Shruti propagating that Bhagavan Shree Vishnu is the Final Resort of all and that Bhagavan Shree Vishnu is All-Pervasive".
४०६. । । ॐ आदरादलोपः ॐ । । ४१। ।
आदरात् भगवति निरुपाधिकभक्त्यतिशायात् । अलोपः श्रियो भगवदुपासनाभावो नेत्यर्थः । । ४०६ । ।
"Shree Sutra-Dipika", 406: "Goddess Laksmi would never remain without Upasana of Vishnu because She has Uninterrupted and Unprompted Natural Devotion in The Supreme Lord".
४०७. । । ॐ उप्स्थितेस्तद्वचनात् ॐ । । ४२ । ।
श्रियो नित्यमुक्तत्वं युज्यते। कुतः? उपस्थितेः हरिसमीपे सदा स्थितेः ।
श्रियो नित्यसमीपस्थत्वं च । तद्वचनात् द्वावेताविति नित्यसम्बन्धित्ववचनाज्ज्ञायत इत्यर्थः । । ४०७ । ।
"Shree Sutra-Dipika", 407: "Since Shreemati Lakshmi-Devi stays eternally in the Vicinity of Bhagavan Shree Vishnu, She is Nitya Mukta. There is a statement in The Shruti conveying that Shreemati Lakshmi-Devi and Bhagavan Shree Vishnu are eternally related to Each Other".
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