Guest guest Posted June 27, 2005 Report Share Posted June 27, 2005 NAAYANMAAR Gurupujai 29th June 2005 Wednesday Kalikkaama Naayanaar Aaani 15 ¾¢Õ¿¡×ì¸Ãº÷ §¾Å¡Ãõ ¾Äõ ¾¢ÕôÒòà÷ ¾¢Õò¾¡ñ¼¸õ ¬È¡õ ¾¢ÕÓ¨È ¾¢ÕüÈõÀÄõ Á¢ý¸¡ðÎí ¦¸¡ÊÁÕíÌø ¯¨Á¡𠦸ýÚõ Å¢ÕôÀÅý¸¡ñ ¦À¡ÕôÒÅÄ¢î º¢¨Ä쨸 §Â¡ý¸¡ñ ¿ýÀ¡ðÎô ÒÄÅÉ¡öî ºí¸ §ÁÈ¢ ¿ü¸É¸ì ¸¢Æ¢¾ÕÁ¢ì ¸ÕÇ¢ §É¡ý¸¡ñ ¦À¡ý¸¡ð¼ì ¸Ê즸¡ý¨È ÁÕí§¸ ¿¢ýÈ ÒÉ측ó¾ð ¨¸¸¡ð¼ì ¸ñÎ ÅñÎ ¦¾ý¸¡ðÎï ¦ºØõÒÈÅ¢ý ¾¢ÕôÒò àâø ¾¢Õò¾Ç¢Â¡ý ¸¡½Å¦Éý º¢ó¨¾ ¡§É. ¾¢ÕüÈõÀÄõ thirunAvukkararcar thEvAram thalam thiruppuththUr thiruththANDakam ARAm thirumuRai thirucciRRambalam min kATTum koDi maruN^gul umaiyATku enRum viruppavan kAN poruppu valic cilaikkaiyOn kAN n^an pATTup pulavanAyc caN^gamERi n^aRkanakak kizi dharumikku aruLinOn kAN pon kATTak kaDikkonRai maruN^kE n^inRa punakkAn^thaL kaikATTak kaNDu vaNDu thenkATTuny cezumpuRavin thiruppuththUril thiruththaLiyAN kAN avanen cin^thaiyAnE. thirucciRRambalam Meaning: Beloved ever for umai having waist reminding lightning; One, with mount (mEru) as the mighty bow in hand; As the poet of fine songs, getting on the sangam (assembly), One Who got for dharumi the bag of excellent gold; Fragrant konRai resembling gold, the nearby kAnthaL flower resembling the hand (to point to), the beetle shows up with songs - in such flourishing thiruppuththUr the Lord of thiruththaLiyAr is my conscience. Notes: 1. This song hails the play of the Lord Who became a poet for the sake of a devotee dharumi, and went to the thamiz cangam to win for him the bag of gold. The song is part of kuRunthokai in sangam literature. "koN^gu thEr vAzkkai anyciRaith thumbi kAmam ceppAthu kaNDathu mozimO payiliyathu kezIiya n^aTpin mayiliyaR ceRi eyiRRu araivai kUn^thalin n^aRiyavum uLavO n^IaRiyum pUvE." - iRaiyanAr. This incident is one of the 64 plays of the Lord sundareshwarar as hailed in paranycOthi munivar's thiruviLaiyADaR purANam (http://www.shaivam.org/siddhanta/vilindex.htm ) 2. min - lightning; maruN^gul - waist; poruppu - mount; cilai - bow; kaDi - fragrant; maruN^gu - adjasent; then - music. --\ ----------- Name of hara encompass ! World be free from sufferings !! Shaivam Home Page at http://www.shaivam.org --\ ----------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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