Guest guest Posted December 26, 2001 Report Share Posted December 26, 2001 mANikka vAsagar thiruvAsagam eTTAm thirumuRai thiruchiRRambalam Arththa piRavith thuyarkedan^Am ArththAdum thIrththan n^aRRillai chiRRambalaththE thIyAdum kUththan ivvAnum kuvalayamum ellOmum kAththum padaiththum karan^dhum viLaiyAdi vArththaiyum pEchi vaLaichilamba vArkalaikaL Arpparavam cheyya aNikuzalmEl vaNdArppa pUththikazum poykai kudain^dhudaiyAn poRpAdham Eththi irunychunain^I rAdElOr empAvAy thiruchiRRambalam Meaning: The One with chaste water(river), whom we chant and dance in order to get rid of the roaring suffering of birth. The Fire Dancer at the tiny hall of nice thillai. Protecting, creating and removing this sky, world and all of us as a play, speaking the (sacred) words, the bangles tingling, the ornating snakes hissing, the bees buzzing on the decorated plait (He dances). Striking the (water in the) floral pond, praising the Golden Foot of the Lord, take bath in this nice water. (The complete thiruvempAvai and thiruppaLLiezuchchi are available in Tamil PDF with English translation at http://www.shaivism.org/pal.htm) ===== --------------------------- Visit Shaivism Home Page at http://www.shaivam.org --------------------------- I said I gave my body - became far off from guru's teachings I said I gave my mind - became far off from the linga I said I gave my wealth - became far off from the devotees There is nothing more disasterous than the disaster I got ito by saying "I did for You", kUDalasangamadEva ! - basavaNNa Send your FREE holiday greetings online! http://greetings. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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