ThirumuRai Series - 54

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thirunyAna sambandhar thirukkaDaikkAppu

thalam thirumaRaikkADu

paN piyan^dhaik kAn^dhAram

iraNDAm thirumuRai

 

thiruchchiRRambalam

 

poN^gu veNmaNaR kAnal porukaDal thiraithavaz muththam

kaN^gulAriruL pOzuN^ kali maRaikkADu amarn^dhAr thAm

thiN^gaL chUDinarEnum thiripuram eriththanarEnum

eN^gum eN^gaL pirAnAr pugazaladhu igaz paziyilarE

 

thiruchchiRRambalam

 

Meaning:

With the sandy shore looking as if foaming, the

striking waves showering pearls (bubbles) - the sea

that looks like the dark night - the Lord residing in

that roaring thirumaRaikkADu, whether wears the moon

or burns out the tripuras, wherever it be, our Lord is

full of fame not blame and blemish !

 

Notes:

If one carefully observes the purANic incidents, a

very subtle and important message could be found.

Whether Lord Shiva is blessing somebody or acts fierce

on somebody, the ways employed are straight-forward

and no stealthy ways. Sambandhar here depicts two

classic cases one of giving refuge and the other

acting hard on wrong doers. In both the cases God did

what is just as well as gracious. It is the Lord Who

made the justice and has that as the bull flag. The

Lord is just and blameless in Its actions. Hailings to

that Feet of Perfection !

 

 

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