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RAMANUJACHARYA |
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The
Lamp of the Future
In those days Yamunacharya was the leader of the Vishishtadvaita School. He had authored
many learned works in Sanskrit on that school of philosophy. Mighty contributions yet
remained to be made for the development of its tenets, but Yamunacharya was becoming very
old. He was wondering who would continue the great tradition. He was then living in
Sriranga. He had devoted himself to the worship of Lord Ranganatha. He used to hear now
and then about Ramanuja. Once he happened to come to Kanchi. He saw Ramanuja when the
latter was going in a crowd, and was much pleased. Ramanuja was tall, handsome and well
built. He thought that Ramanuja was the right man for the task of guiding the
Vishishtadvaita School. He prayed to God Varadaraja Swami that Ramanuja would be the
successor. That day was not tar off. |
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