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INTRODUCTION
सत्सङ्घमानससरोवरमध्यवर्ती
कृष्णांघ्रिचारुकमलार्पित चित्तवृत्तिः ।
शास्त्रातिमञ्जुपदरंजितरम्यसंस-
दास्माकहृत्सर विजेऽस्तु स मध्वहंसः ॥
Saint Vädirāja : Rukminīśa Vijaya I-5
The Vayustuti of Trivikrama Pandita which upholds the
sarvottamatva of Lord Sri Vișņu and the jivottamatva of
Śri Vayu holds a most hallowed and honoured place in the
Madhva sampradaya. It consists of 41 verses in the diffi-
cult sragdharā metre and the Nakhastuti of Ācārya Śrī
Madhva is prefixed to it. The Nakhastuti is read both at
the beginning and the end of the pārāyaṇa of Vayustuti.
For the circumstances leading to the composition of Nakha-
stuti read the foreword written by Pandit Sri M. Rama Rao
to this book. The puraścarana of Vayustuti which is
yields both secular and spiritual benefits to the
reciters according to saints Vyasaraja and Vādiraja. The
phalaśruti of each verse is given separately at the end of
the entire translation of the verses. I have translated this
profound and difficult work keeping in mind the Bhagavatha
dictum : नभः पतन्त्यात्मसमं पतत्रिणः ।
It is now necessary to give a brief account of the life
and works of Trivikrama Pandita, the most prominent of
the Taulava disciples of the acārya, who composed this
powerful hymn in praise of the three avatars of Śrī Vāyu-
Hanūmān, Bhima and Madhva. Fortunately for us some
information is available in the Sumadhva Vijaya of Nārà-
yana Pandita, the youngest son of Trivikrama Pandita.
सत्सङ्घमानससरोवरमध्यवर्ती
कृष्णांघ्रिचारुकमलार्पित चित्तवृत्तिः ।
शास्त्रातिमञ्जुपदरंजितरम्यसंस-
दास्माकहृत्सर विजेऽस्तु स मध्वहंसः ॥
Saint Vädirāja : Rukminīśa Vijaya I-5
The Vayustuti of Trivikrama Pandita which upholds the
sarvottamatva of Lord Sri Vișņu and the jivottamatva of
Śri Vayu holds a most hallowed and honoured place in the
Madhva sampradaya. It consists of 41 verses in the diffi-
cult sragdharā metre and the Nakhastuti of Ācārya Śrī
Madhva is prefixed to it. The Nakhastuti is read both at
the beginning and the end of the pārāyaṇa of Vayustuti.
For the circumstances leading to the composition of Nakha-
stuti read the foreword written by Pandit Sri M. Rama Rao
to this book. The puraścarana of Vayustuti which is
yields both secular and spiritual benefits to the
reciters according to saints Vyasaraja and Vādiraja. The
phalaśruti of each verse is given separately at the end of
the entire translation of the verses. I have translated this
profound and difficult work keeping in mind the Bhagavatha
dictum : नभः पतन्त्यात्मसमं पतत्रिणः ।
It is now necessary to give a brief account of the life
and works of Trivikrama Pandita, the most prominent of
the Taulava disciples of the acārya, who composed this
powerful hymn in praise of the three avatars of Śrī Vāyu-
Hanūmān, Bhima and Madhva. Fortunately for us some
information is available in the Sumadhva Vijaya of Nārà-
yana Pandita, the youngest son of Trivikrama Pandita.