Guest guest Posted March 13, 2006 Report Share Posted March 13, 2006 thirunyAnacambandhar aruLiya thirukkaDaikkAppu thalam thiruvAlavAy paN kolli 3rd thirumuRai thirucciRRambalam can^thucEnanum in^thucEnanaum dharumacEnanum karumai cEr kan^thucEnanum kanakacEnanum muthalAkiya peyar koLA man^thi pOl thirin^thu AriyatthoDu cen^thamizp payan aRikilA an^thakarkku eLiyEn alEn thiru AlavAy aran n^iRkavE. thirucciRRambalam Meaning: With the names canthucEnan, indhucEnan, dharumacEnan stained kandhucEnan, kanakacEnan with so many such names wandering like monkeys without realizing the fruit of sanskrit and perfect thamiz (to be Lord shiva), the blindfolded - for them I am not ordinary, as the Lord hara of thiruvAlavAy stands (by me). Notes: 1. How much ever one learns whatever be the skills possessed, if the fruit which is namaHshivAya is not caught, those are all futile. c.f. kaRRathanAl Aya payan en kol? vAlaRivan n^aRRAL thozAar enin. - thirukkuRaL Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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