SARTHA PANCHADASHI

1) Introduction of Panchdashi writers - While the southern Yavanese military invasions and oppressive conversions were rampant, the ascetic Madhavacharyas (future students) stopped their penance at the temple of Lord Shiva and entered direct politics. In the defeated kingdom of Vijayanagar, a mighty man named Harihar was enthroned and the clock of the kingdom was set again. Next to that etc. C. In 1380, Shankaracharya became the chairperson of Sringeri Math and took the name 'Vidyaranyatirtha'. He was 85 years old at the time. At that age, he started writing this great book on Panchdashi, but after writing six chapters, he kept his body. Legend has it that the next 9 chapters were completed by his Guru Sribharati Tirtha. There are about sixteen books famous by the name of Vidyaranyaswamy. Among them, texts like Vyasika Nyayamala, Vyavanaprameya, Jivanmukti Vivek etc. are more famous. Etc. C. Conclusion of birth in 1295 and Samadhi in 1386 in the context of Srividyaranyaswamy. The. Or. Removed by Jog. Other Vedanta texts are mentioned in the Panchadashi Grantha and some parts of those texts have been accepted in the Panchadashi Grantha to a very small extent. 2) The major texts accepted in Panchdashi and their brief introduction are as follows - 1 - Concise Body - Sarvajnatmamuni is the author of this book and there are criticisms on this book like Tattvabodhini, Subodhini etc. One of the critics, Madhusudansaraswati, is also known as the author of Advaitsiddhi. There are four chapters of abbreviated body and ten special preface of Hma Granth. 2 - Khandan Khand Khadya - This book is composed by Shri Harsh and has a Hindi commentary by Swami Hanumandasji Shatshastri. In this book, Vitanda has adopted the argumentative method by deliberately setting the barrier. It refutes all other opinions on the basis of jurisprudence without stating its own opinion at all and the main defendants are jurists. In this book, the established concepts put forward by the jurists have been shaken and objections have been raised in their formulation. 3 - Vivaraprameyasagraha - This book belongs to Srividyaranya Swami and it is a lecture of Panchpadika. This is a critique of the first four sutras of the Brahmasutra in Prasthanatrayi. The format of this book is Sutra and the characters on it. Pt. Lalita Prasad Dabral has done it. 4 - Yogavasistha - This book is taught by Shrivasistha to Shri Ram. It explains the philosophy based on many legends and how one can live a life of liberation by taking care of one's affairs. 4) Composition of Panchdashi verses - Most of the verses of Panchdashi are based on the mantras of the Upanishads. The verses are composed based on some parts of the mantra. 5) Importance of Sri Panchadashi Granth - Parmarthashastra or spirituality is a perfect science. There are many misconceptions about it even among believers and atheists. It is better to have a clear idea of ​​this scripture if you want to do sadhana with your eyes. If you have no idea what happens and what doesn't happen when the tool is made and when it is done, then time and excitement are spent waiting for what doesn't happen. If one does not know what should happen, then sadhana does not happen in the right way and fast. Both these matters are considered in detail in our book. An image is formed in the minds of many regarding Parmartha and Parmarthika. Confusion grows as there are many images of such people. What is true is not known without reading texts like Panchdashi. From the Gita, Upanishads, Santvangtramaya, etc., and from their critiques, these important subjects are in a scattered and ambiguous state. The combined thought of all these is very useful to the seeker. 6) Composition of Sri Panchadashi - Fifteen is fifteen. Vivek, Deep and Anand are the three main cases and each case has five parts. A total of fifteen such parts have been composed for our book. Conscience is a wise choice. Deep is the light shed on a particular subject.