Sri A. Devaraja Mudaliar says in his Recollections of Sri Ramana:-
I shall illustrate another way in which Bhagavan would sometimes
encourage me and show me the grace, while I was doing these
stotras. I was once singing from Tiruvachakam, the 6th verse
of Anandaditam, in Tiru Sadagam, which starts as Vicchathinriye
viLaivu seikuvai, vinnum mannu muzhum yavaiyum vaichu vaanguavi....
"You produce a crop without sowing seeds. You project forth
the Earth and Heavens and all creation and withdraw them back into
yourself. Even a base and guileful person like me, you have drawn
towards you like one mad and rendered fit for the company of your
elder devotees. Nobody who has grown a mango tree will have
the heart to fell it, even if it should bear a poisonous fruit."
And when I was singing the last line, Nacchu ma maram aayinum
kolar, (Even if it should bear a poisonous fruit, no body will have
the heart to fell it), Bhagavan said immediately, Naanum angane
udaiya nathane!.... (I am also like that...)
It was not as if I was faltering or groping for the remainder of the
line, and Bhagavan came to my help. Rather Bhagavan made me feel as if He was saying: "I know why you are reciting that song.
Your point is really on that line. Yes, I know."
(Source: As indicated above.)
Arunachala Siva.
