Sribhashyam Appalacharya Pravachanalu

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About Sriman Sribhashyam Appalacharyulu:

Sriman Sribhashyam Appalacharyulu (April 6, 1922 – June 7, 2003) was a Vedic scholar, commentator and an excellent teacher.

He was born to Srinivasacharyulu and Thiruvengalamma on April 6, 1922 in Padmanabham, Visakhapatnam district, Andhra Pradesh. His delivery title was Anantha Appalacharyulu. His ancestors to the nearest forefathers had been the honourable clan of scholars tutored in `Sribhashyam' (commentary on the Badarayana Sutras often identified as `Brahma Sutras') under the able steering of the descendants of the direct disciples of Sri Ramanuja. By instructing `Sribhashyam' since time immemorial, his ancestors had earned that title. His father had carried out the uphill activity of circumambulating the hill many occasions praying for a son and he begot him. He was equally devoted to the deity of Simhachalam known as Appanna and thus named his son Appalacharya.

His commentary on the Ramayana is called `Tatva Deepika'. He is impressed by the benedictional verse, Ma Nishada of Valmiki and sees Srinivasa in between the lines of that couplet. Underneath the Seven Hills he sees the `divine idea' in the seven kandas of the Ramayana. (playing on the sonic similarity of `ko' and `ka' in Telugu) He has titled his lectures as Yedukondalu-Yedukandalu. He has proved that Rama was by no means conscious of his divine identification unto six kandas of the epic and he had emerged as `Narayana' within the seventh kanda solely — this 'Narayana Tatva' he calls the `divine concept'. The seventh hill, Narayanadri, shrouds Lord Venkateswara from behind.

He was celebrated the a thousand Purnimas (Sahasra Chandra Darsanotsavam) by Visakha individuals in 2003. His biography titled `Pravachana Siromani' was written by renowned litterateur Chitrakavi Aathreya and launched during the celebrations. He reached the abode of Vishnu shortly after the celebrations on June 7, 2003.

Complete source is from Wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sribhashyam_Appalacharyulu