Om TatpadalakshyArthAyai namah

[Chelluri at AOL.COM]

In a message dated 98-06-17 19:42:24 EDT, you write:

<< Om TatpadalakshyArthAyai namah >>
Namaste

I have a book on "Lalita-Sahasranama" with Sri Bhasararaya's Commentary,
translated by by Sri R. Ananthakrishna Sastry.

Following is his explanation.

Tat, the word occurs in the tracendental  phrases means the conditioned
Brahman endowed with the work of creation, etc of the universe.  The same word
tat also indicates , (indirectly, laksya) unconditioned Brahman, who is
without attributes.  The relation between the two Brahmans (unconditioned and
conditioned) is the sameness. tadatmaya).

                                                        Nagy