Guest guest Posted August 8, 2001 Report Share Posted August 8, 2001 Hello Bhagavathas, I had earlier posted a query on where to find Alwar Stotrams online. I am actually looking for a stotra which my father used to recite in India. One stanza goes off like "Pallandu Pallandu Palaayirathu Aandu , Pala Kodi Noorayiram " and then praises all the alwars. The language is flowing, chaste tamil and very beautiful I hope some one can help me in locating it online. i tried looking at many Sri Vaishnavaite Sites but am unable to locate the exact Stotram. Thanking you all blessed souls, Venkatesh Vankipuram Make international calls for as low as $.04/minute with Messenger http://phonecard./ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 8, 2001 Report Share Posted August 8, 2001 Dear Sri Venkatesh As far as I know the paasurams that I had mentioned ib my earlier email are the ones that parise all the alwars. It is possible that you are looking for the Vaazhi thirunaamam and Iyal ChaRRu that is recited at the end of the thiruvaaraadhanam. The Iyalk ChaaRRu starts with Thiruppallandu followed by some praises for certain acharyas and ends with the vazhi thirunammam for either Sri Manavaala Maamuni (Thenkalai) or Swami Desikar (for Vadakalai). There is AazhwaarkaL Vaazhi Thirunaamam and AachaaryarkaL Vaazhi thirunaamam. you can find them at http://www.srivaishnava.org/sva.htm You will find these at the bottom of the page. (for Thenkalai Iyal ChaaRRu please check the page for Sri Manavaala Maamuni from the TOC on the left of the page). Hope this answers your question. Regards Venkatesh Elayavalli http://www.srivaishnava.org bhakti-list, Venkatesh Vankipuram <venkat@u...> wrote: > Hello Bhagavathas, > I had earlier posted a query on where to find Alwar > Stotrams online. I am actually looking for a stotra > which my father used to recite in India. > One stanza goes off like > "Pallandu Pallandu Palaayirathu Aandu , > Pala Kodi Noorayiram " > > and then praises all the alwars. The language is > flowing, chaste tamil and very beautiful > I hope some one can help me in locating it online. > i tried looking at many Sri Vaishnavaite Sites but am > unable to locate the exact Stotram. > Thanking you all blessed souls, > Venkatesh Vankipuram > > > > Make international calls for as low as $.04/minute with Messenger > http://phonecard./ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 8, 2001 Report Share Posted August 8, 2001 Hello Sri Venkatesh, Infact, a few members replied to me regarding the divya prabandam i was looking for.This is actually Thirupallandu from periazhvar thirumozhi. This was exactly what I was looking for.I am extremely proud and grateful to be a part of this mailing list. where can I find information on sandhyavandanam for vadakalai iyengars? Thanking you, Venkatesh Vankipuram -- In bhakti-list, elayavalli@h... wrote: > Dear Sri Venkatesh > > As far as I know the paasurams that I had mentioned ib my earlier > email are the ones that parise all the alwars. > > It is possible that you are looking for the Vaazhi thirunaamam and > Iyal ChaRRu that is recited at the end of the thiruvaaraadhanam. The > Iyalk ChaaRRu starts with Thiruppallandu followed by some praises for > certain acharyas and ends with the vazhi thirunammam for either Sri > Manavaala Maamuni (Thenkalai) or Swami Desikar (for Vadakalai). > > There is AazhwaarkaL Vaazhi Thirunaamam and AachaaryarkaL Vaazhi > thirunaamam. you can find them at > > http://www.srivaishnava.org/sva.htm > > You will find these at the bottom of the page. > > (for Thenkalai Iyal ChaaRRu please check the page for Sri Manavaala > Maamuni from the TOC on the left of the page). > > Hope this answers your question. > > Regards > > Venkatesh Elayavalli > http://www.srivaishnava.org > > > bhakti-list, Venkatesh Vankipuram <venkat@u...> wrote: > > Hello Bhagavathas, > > I had earlier posted a query on where to find Alwar > > Stotrams online. I am actually looking for a stotra > > which my father used to recite in India. > > One stanza goes off like > > "Pallandu Pallandu Palaayirathu Aandu , > > Pala Kodi Noorayiram " > > > > and then praises all the alwars. The language is > > flowing, chaste tamil and very beautiful > > I hope some one can help me in locating it online. > > i tried looking at many Sri Vaishnavaite Sites but am > > unable to locate the exact Stotram. > > Thanking you all blessed souls, > > Venkatesh Vankipuram > > > > > > > > Make international calls for as low as $.04/minute with > Messenger > > http://phonecard./ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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