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http://www.kaumaram.com/thiru/ Sundararajan |
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BTW, we are discussing "kandhar anuboodhi" in another thread:
http://forumhub.mayyam.com/hub/viewtopic.php?t=4699 |
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what I am proposing is a literary discussion on it. For example in one of the thiruppugazh songs he uses the word " Sabash" which in my word is not a tamil word. In another place he address Murugan as " raavuththene" which needs some expalanation Arunagirinathar lived during the 13th century, when the literary language of the land was heavily contaminated by Sanskrit. Some sound totally Sanskrit and some of his songs have almost no Sankrist words - like 'allivizhiyaalum'. Hear that song, Chinmaya Sisters. http://www.musicindiaonline.com/l/1/s/artist.42/ |
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The prescence of Sanskrit words do not diminish thirupugazh in anyway.It is a highly devotional work towards Lord Murugan.Lord himself has accepted it and there is no need for us to make comments on what language words have been used by Arunagirinathar.
I thought Arunagirnathar lived in the 15th century.I really love the songs of tirupugazh sung by carnatic musicians.Neyveli Santhanagopalan sings the tirupugazh every year at Vadapalani temple on a festival day devoted to Lord Murugan. |
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Nice to see this thread about Thirupugaz...
Wish to mention that Shri Raghavan Guruji from Delhi has done yeoman service to spread Thirupugaz through Vazipaatu mandram... and the tree has grown extensively across our country. Shri Raghavan has composed tunes in carnatic ragas for the various thirupugaz songs and its being taught through various Students in India. Before Raghavan Guruji, it was Sri Vallimalai Swamigal who was instrumental in unearthing the Thirupugaz treasure I wish we get more and more exchange of interesting and useful information about Thirupugaz through this thread... |
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Nice to see this thread about Thirupugaz... Since I started the thread I will some post intesting points of thiruupugaz in the coming days. |
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Arunagirinathar hailed from Thiruvannamalai. Even though he had all the bad habits in his earlier stages, destiny was such that Lord Murugan must have decided to bring the best out of him. For all his bad habits , he reached a stage when he no longer could continue ( only his sister was supporting him to some extent but ultimately she also gave up ) and when he tried to commit suicide by getting into the top tier of the famous Temple Arunachaleswarar alias Annamalaiyaar , Lord Muruga took him on his laps and stopped him from the suicide attempt and blessed him with divine knowledge.
Arunagirinathar wondered on what to do further and Lord Murugan told him to write devotional songs. While AN could not find a start ..the Lord himself guided him by asking him to start with the words...MUTHAI.... Thats how AN started his famous Thirupugaz by composing ...Muthai tharupathai thirunagai athi...... AN had written countless numbers of Thirupugaz and each one of them are valuable treasures loaded with wonderful meaning... and I wish someone , probably Mr. Rajan to come out with each and every song with a detailed explanation so that all of us will be benefitted... AN , later his life, visited all the temples where Lord Muruga was the deity and sang devotional songs / Thirupugaz citing the temple and the town Now, every year, thousands throng to Thiruvannamalai temple to attend Arunagirinathar Vizaa and sing all his songs.... AN, through one of his songs, Adhala sedanaarada... akilameru meedhaada.... .brought Lord Vishnu, Goddess Lakshmi, Goddess Parvathi in one shot ...in the Temple ! Such was the strength of his song.... |
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