In stanza 11 to 20 of mUka sAram, kAmAkSi is described as jnAna Shakti, making all worlds from darkness beyond sounds, causes life/death, bhakti on her leads to speech, good mind, detached actions and knowledge.(Hence bhakti on her leads to dharma in all these). mUka kavi says ‘kAnchi kAmAkSi, the epitome of jnAnA, is the ‘sun’ enlightening his eastern side heart mountains (dawn for him), his verses are waves on kAmAkSi’s reservoir of knowledge, the driving force being kAmAkSi, his entire body is ‘foreign’ to him. (Hence bhakti on her leads to dharmA through his speech).
The flood of unlimited grace of kAmAksi touches all equally including the crooked minded, wavering minds, as their bhakti stabilizes them. (Hence her bhakti leads to dharmA in mind). mUka kavi asks kAmAkSi to remove mAyA in all sankara followers, who see her as Siva’s manifestation. He invokes her grace like moonlight, sandal paste to alleviate their sufferings. (Hence kAmAkSi bhakti leads to dharma of actions, as we realize detachment and mother knows best).
mUka kavi asks kAmAkSi to dry out the ocean of sorrow, make difficulties flowery arrows striking us,by being ‘grace’ in our hearts. Though incomplete in our wealth of intelligence, knowledge, behavior, her grace leads to detachment. (Hence kAmAkSi bhakti leads to dharmA in these wealth).
kAmAkSi is the jnAna shakti that bestows jnAna, whose bhakti leads to detachment and dharma in speech, mind/manas, actions and wealth of knowledge, intelligence and behavior.
The flood of unlimited grace of kAmAksi touches all equally including the crooked minded, wavering minds, as their bhakti stabilizes them. (Hence her bhakti leads to dharmA in mind). mUka kavi asks kAmAkSi to remove mAyA in all sankara followers, who see her as Siva’s manifestation. He invokes her grace like moonlight, sandal paste to alleviate their sufferings. (Hence kAmAkSi bhakti leads to dharma of actions, as we realize detachment and mother knows best).
mUka kavi asks kAmAkSi to dry out the ocean of sorrow, make difficulties flowery arrows striking us,by being ‘grace’ in our hearts. Though incomplete in our wealth of intelligence, knowledge, behavior, her grace leads to detachment. (Hence kAmAkSi bhakti leads to dharmA in these wealth).
kAmAkSi is the jnAna shakti that bestows jnAna, whose bhakti leads to detachment and dharma in speech, mind/manas, actions and wealth of knowledge, intelligence and behavior.
