Sarvadarshi/27-Oct/Madhava Ref: Madhwanama book by Sri Srikantachar Mukkundi Chikkerur Madhwa Tatwa recommends us to question things and get right answers. If you set your direction correctly you will surely get pure answer - this is what Sri Mahabharath Tatparya Nirnaya sets background for. So our question today is: When Vayudevaru does not have a defeat at all why one should praise them with Jaya Jaya. Madhwa Nama starts with Jaya Jaya Jagatrana... Vayudevaru themself is JayaSwaroopa and also get Jaya to us when we worship them. So the question is why one has to say "Jaya" to them? Here is how one can learn about the heartfelt praise from Sripadarajaru. Jaya means Utkrusta - Vayudevaru is Jeevottama hence they are superior to all Jeevas. To mean this the word Jaya We are a mirror image(pratibimba) of Vayudevaru(not directly though). Vayudevaru is in our Bimba place. Thus saying Jaya to them will reflect Jaya to us. This is selfish praise itself but a holy selfish. Jaya - o