Shri Rudram 1.6

[Ravisankar S. Mayavaram]

On Mon, 5 Oct 1998, Anand Hudli wrote:
>
>  This Rik, 1.6 talks of the persuasive powers of speech of Rudra.
>  He is an expert in talking persuasively and always in favor of
>  His devotees. Rama was very impressed by the persuasive speech of
>  Hanuman who is, after all, an amsha (part) of Rudra. If Hanuman
>  is an expert in using the powers of speech, how can anyone possibly
>  exceed Rudra in the art of speech?
>

Is there any internal reference to hanumAn in rudram? Reason
behind this question is this. In one of the talks shrI
chandrasekharendra sarasvatI remarks that the name "vyuptakesha"
(namaH kapardine cha vyuptakeshAya cha)  that occurs in rudram
refers to shankara, because only in that form he come with a
shaven head.

Like this is there something for hanumAn, will the name dUta
(namo dUtAya cha) indicate this?


May Lord shiva who is the best of physicians destroy the worst
of diseases called ignorance that haunts us!

Thank you.

Ravi
AUM vaidyanAthAya namaH

Note: I think what is deemed as past and present should be a
matter of consideration for shruti. Because it transcends time.

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