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Thiruppavai in Tamil, Telugu and English. Thiruppavai is a collection of songs written by the alwar (saint) Sri Andal of Srivilliputtur for Sri Ranganatha of Sri Rangam. Andal is an incarnation of the godess Bhudevi (mother earth). She was found in the tulasi gardens of Perialwar who was an incarnation of Garuda. Andal grew up to love Sri Krishna (Rangantha) and used to wear the flower garlands which were offered to Rangantha. One day her father noticed this and got angry.

1. Thiruppavai Songs

Rangantha came into his dreams and told him to bring Andal to the Sri Rangam temple where Rangantha and Andal (godadevi) would get married. In order to impress her lord Andal wrote the 30 Thriuppavai pasurams which are sung in the month of Margazhi/Dhannurmaasam to show devotion towards the lord.

Paasurams of ThiruppAvai. ANDAL's ThiruppAvai is well accepted that it contains an ocean of items ranging from. Daughter, ANDAL revealed the meaning of 'Namo NaarAyaNAya” through ThiruppAvai. The Father and the. Two more in Tamil by UyyakkoNDAr ( 826-937 A.D), the direct disciple of AchArya. Thiruppavai meaning in tamil pdf: User’s review: Pdf, txt or read online andal’s thiruppavai in easy to read tamil text and english thiruppavai. Free pdf ebooks (user’s guide, manuals, sheets) about thiruppavai lyrics in tamil meaning ready for download. Those who cannot read tamil, and then the simplified meaning of the thiruppavai in.

Traditional Painting of Andal This article contains. Without proper, you may see, misplaced vowels or missing conjuncts instead of Indic text.

Margazhi Thingal is the first paasuram (song) of written by as part of a vow observed throughout the month of Margazhi. மார்கழித் திங்கள் மதிநிறைந்த நன்னாளால்; நீராடப் போதுவீர்! போதுமினோ, நேரிழையீர்! சீர்மல்கும் ஆய்ப்பாடிச் செல்வச் சிறுமீர்காள்!

Thiruppavai Songs

கூர்வேல் கொடுந்தொழிலன் நந்தகோபன் குமரன், ஏரார்ந்த கண்ணி யசோதை இளஞ்சிங்கம், கார்மேனிச் செங்கண் கதிர்மதியம் போல்முகத்தான் நாராயணனே, நமக்கே பறைதருவான், பாரோர் புகழப் படிந்தேலோ ரெம்பாவாய். Contents. Literal Translation Oh beautifully ornamented girls (NEr izhaiyeer)!, Prosperous (chelva) young girls (chirumeer) of the rich city (seer malgum) of Tiruvoypadi (aaypaadi-Gokulam)! This is the month (thingaL) of December/January (margazhi), an auspicious day (nan naaL) filled (niraindha) with moonlight (madhi).

Those of us who want to go (pOdhuveer) take a bath in the holy river (neeraada), let us go (pOdhumeenO). The Lord (naaraayaNan), who was the son (kumaran) of NandagOpan, who could give a lot of trouble (kodun thozhilan) to enemies using his sharp spear (koor vEl); who was the little lion (iLam singam) of the beautiful (Eraarndha) eyed (kaNNi) YasOda; who is dark (kaar) skinned (mEni); who has perfect (sen) eyes (kaN); and who has a face (mugaththaan) like (pOl) the radiance (kadhir) of the moon (madhiyam); will give (tharuvaan) us (namakkE) his blessings (paRai). Let us immerse in water (padindhu) and do the penance of 'paavai nOnbu' (Or embaavaai), a practice praised (pugazha) by the people of the world (paarOr). Purport Now is the month of Maargazhi. It is the auspicious full moon day. Lovely young ornamented maidens of Gokulam (the cowherd colony), which is flourishing in wealth! Don't you want to bathe in the Yamunaa?

Please come take part in the festival! (Paavai Nombu). Naarayana, the son of Nandagopa, with his sharp spear, is a terror to his enemies, Naarayana, the young lion cub of Yasoda, who has charming eyes, Lord Naaraayana with his dark-cloud like complexion and eyes of crimson lotus hue, with his lustrous face shining like the sun and cool like the full moon will surely grant us all our wishes! Come, let us bathe and celebrate the festival, for which the world will praise us. References.