One of the greats saints
of Madhwa parampare is Vadiraja Theertha
(1480-1600).
He belonged to the Sode Matha,
which today is better known as Vadiraja Matha. He was given deeksha by Vageesh Theertha
and
He was born in Gowri Gadde
and his Brindavana is in Sode near Sirsi.
Vadiraja has several
brilliant compositions and philosophical works to his credit. He was one of the
most prominent disciples of Vyasa Raja or Vyasa Theertha (1447-1539). He was a
contemporary of several Madhwa saints and Haridasas such as Surendra Theertha, Vijendra
Theertha and Sudhindra Theertha of Raghavendra Swamy Matha, Srinivasa Theertha and Rama Theertha of Sosale
Vyasaraja Matha and several others.
He knew Purandara Dasa, Belur
Vaikunta Dasa, Kanaka Dasa, Annamacharya and others.
Vadiraja Theertha was a
frequent visitor at Hampi and he is believed to have been one of the outstanding
visiting professors of
the Vijayanagar University
However, after the passing
away of Vyasa Raja in 1539, his visit to Vijayanagar or Hampi became less and
less frequent. However, when he heard that Achuta Deva Raya (1529-1542) was in
distress as the Kingdom’s treasury was empty, he helped out the Hindu Kingdom
Vadiraja Theertha also composed
a stotra and asked Achuta Deva Raya to recite it to regain all the lost
wealth of Vijayanagar. Of course, the stotra helped the Raya regain the lost wealth.
Vadiraja Theertha asked
Achuta Deva Raya to recite the sloka a thousand times. Achuta Deva Raya did so and
he was able to get hold of untold wealth.
A little known fact about
Achuta Deva Raya is that he patronized Purandara Dasa and he himself was an
accomplished Veena player.
Coming back to Vadiraja, both
Krishna Deva Raya and his half-brother, Achuta Deva Raya, had high regard for the
saint from Sode.
This is how the stotra that
Vadiraja taught Achuta Deva Raya goes. It can be recited if you have lost money
and or wealth. Be sure to recite it after doing sankalpa.
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