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Dayasathakam celebrates the auspicious quality (Kalyana Guna) of Mercy (Dayaa) of the Lord Venkatesawara. Of All the Kalyana Gunaas of Venkataadhri Sekhara Vibhu, His Dayaa is the most important one for the uplift of the Chetanaas.

Sriman Vedanta Desikar has composed this 108 mesmerizing slokas.

The structure of this stotram containing 108 slokas (one for each of the Divya Desa Archaa Murthys of Sriman Narayana perhaps) is extraordinarily impressive even by Swami Desikan’s standards of poetic excellence. Our Acharya has used ten plus different meters to compose the ten groups of slokas, each of which houses “ ten” slokas. The numbers of slokas and their poetic meters are as follows:

1. Slokaas 1-10: Anushtup meter

2. Slokaas 11-20: Aryaa meter

3. Slokaas 21-30: Oupacchandhasikam

4. Slokaas 31-40: Maalini

5. Slokaas 41-50: Mandhaakraanthaa

6. Slokaas 51-60: Nathkutakam

7. Slokaas 61-70: SikariNi

8. Slokaas 71-80: HariNi

9. Slokaas 81-90: Pruthvee

10. Slokaas 91-104: Vasantha Tilakaa

11. Slokaas 105& 106: Maalini again

12. Slokaas 107& 108: Sardhoola Vikriditham

In the tradition of Sri Sriraama DesikAcchAr Swamy, each set of the ten slokas have the essence of the ten Patthus of Thiruvaimozhi of Nammazhwaar.

According to this tradition, every set of ten reveals a particular meaning, which together covers the Ananatha KalyaaNa GuNams of the Lord of Thiruvenkatam. The ten meanings associated with the ten sets of ten slokas have been summarized by Srirama Desikaacchaar Swamy this way:

1. The Lord Venkatesawara is the one, who can give Moksha anugraham.

2. He comprehends everything and He is capable of carrying out whatever He chooses to do.

3. He destroys the enemies of those, who surrender unto Him and thereby seek His help.

4. He is the means for attaining ALL worthwhile goals.

5. He is the fruit of ALL worthwhile endeavors.

6. He can be reached easily through the glorious means of Prapatthi.

7. He will rush to the help of the lowest and the highest with same speed, when they appeal to Him sincerely for help.

8. He is the Supreme Principle standing on top of Thiruvenkatam.

9. He is the one, who took the incarnations of Rama and Krishna.

10. He is the one, who can offer the happiness associated with Moksha right here on this earth.

Swami Desikan goes on to describe in detail the Anantha Kalyana Gunaas of Sriman Narayana in his Taatparya RatnaavaLi and Dramidopanishad Saaram. He is thus paying his tribute to Nammazhwaar’s Thiruvaimozhi in all of these three works.