Guest guest Posted July 22, 2005 Report Share Posted July 22, 2005 Íó¾Ã÷ ¾¢ÕôÀ¡ðÎ ¾Äõ ¾¢Õì¸îº¢ ²¸õÀõ Àñ ¾ì§¸º¢ ²Æ¡õ ¾¢ÕÓ¨È ¾¢ÕüÈõÀÄõ ±û¸Ä¢ýÈ¢ þ¨ÁÂÅ÷ §¸¡¨É ®º¨É ÅÆ¢À¡Î ¦ºöÅ¡û§À¡ø ¯ûÇòÐ ¯û¸¢ ¯¸óÐ ¯¨Á ¿í¨¸ ÅÆ¢À¼î ¦ºýÚ ¿¢ýÈÅ¡ ¸ñÎ ¦ÅûÇí ¸¡ðÊ ¦ÅÕðʼ «ïº¢ ¦ÅÕÅ¢ µÊò ¾ØÅ ¦ÅÇ¢ô Àð¼ ¸ûÇì ¸õÀ¨É ±í¸û À¢Ã¡¨Éì ¸¡½ì ¸ñ «Ê§Âý ¦ÀüÈÅ¡§È. ¾¢ÕüÈõÀÄõ cundharar thiruppATTu thalam thirukkacci Ekambam paN thakkEci EzAm thirumuRai thirucciRRambalam eLkaLinRi imaiyavar kOnai Icanai vazipADu ceyvAL pOl uLLaththu uLki ugan^dhu umai n^aN^gai vazipaDac cenRu n^inRavA kaNDu veLLam kATTi veruTTiDa anyci veruvi ODith thazuva veLippaTTa kaLLak kambanai eN^gaL pirAnaik kANak kaN aDiyEn peRRvARE. thirucciRRambalam Meaning: Without (any) inattention, as the one going to worship the King of imaiyOr, the Master, melting in mind, blissfully the Lady umA went to worship. Seeing that, (God) exhibiting and terrorizing with the flood, (She) frightened, fearfully ran and hugged. The cunning Ekambar Who showed up then, our Lord - to see Him, I, the slave, got the eye. Notes: 1. A very lively picture of the Goddess kAmAkshi worshipping Lord Ekambar comes up on reading this great song. The Goddess heard from the Lord the Agamas. She wanted to worship God in love through the ways prescribed in Agama. While She was worshipping the God in sand lingam the playful Lord made the kambai river flowing there to flood. She was fully frightened and anxious - not for Herself, but for the Lord She had installed in the lingam. The Lady, Who is verily same as the Omniscient God, with the anxiety out of Her love, hugged the shivalingam - to protect It from the flood!! Her breasts and bangles made mark on the God. God stood there blessing Her. She, the Mother, showed us the way - the real essence of Agamas - to become the love itself on God, with the self completely lost. 2. This marvelous padhikam was sung by the saint, as he got the sight in the left eye. 3. eLgaL - indifference; veruTTal - threatening; veruvi - afraid. --\ ----------- 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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