Guest guest Posted January 1, 2007 Report Share Posted January 1, 2007 (Tuesday night is ArudrA abhishEkam and Wednesday early morning is ArudrA darshanam - one of the aShTa mahA vratas highly celebrated in thirumuRais. Details could be found at http://www.shaivam.org/siddhanta/fesaadhi.html ) thirunyAnacamban^thar aruLiya thirukkaDaikkAppu thalam : thiruppiramapuram paN : n^aTTapADai First thirumuRai thirucciRRambalam muRRalAmai iLa n^AgamODu Ena muLaikkombu avai pUNDu vaRRalODu kalanAp pali thErn^thu enthu uLLam kavar kaLvan kaRRal kETTal uDaiyAr periyAr kazal kaiyAl thozuthEththa peRRam Urn^tha piramApuram mEviya pemmAn ivananRE. thirucciRRambalam Meaning: Wearing old (hardened) turtle, young snake and the budding horn of boar, dried out skull as the bowl taking alms the Thief Who steals my mind is this Lord of thiruppiramApuram, Who rode the bull, Whose ornated foot is saluted with folded hands by the great people who learn and listen! Notes: 1. The words used in the song are just lively. The turtle is old, snake is young and the boar horn is just budding! brahma's skull described as vaRRal ODu is enjoyable. 2. kaRRal kETTal uDaiyar periyAr - nice description of respectable people - they learn and experience and listen to others wise words and experience. 3. Enam - pig/boar; kalan - vessel; pali - alms; peRRam - bull. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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