He is the ultimate medicine that cures the disease of birth and death. He is the sweet nectar of pure love experienced by realized souls. Let us worship the golden feet of this self-shining Divine Being.
Vandaar Kuzhali Umaiyodu Koodi Madha Yanai NeerththuKandyaar Sila Naal Kaliyadharkku Or Kaaranam MaaiPandaar Viralal Arul Seitha Pramapuram Meviya PemmanThandaar Malar Paadham Thozhuthal Thuyar Theerumee.
The cycles of birth and death, No longer trouble me. For I have found my freedom, In thy loving Embrace.
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His sacred form is smeared with holy ash, and He shines with supreme radiance. He is the ultimate reality pervading the universe. Even Lord Vishnu and the four-headed Brahma could not find His limits. This boundless treasure of grace resides permanently in Bramhapuram. Lyrics:
Matrudaya Madhiyanai MalarkandhranaiNetrudaya Kanalanai Nimalan ThannaiKattrudaya Kalaignanai Karuthil VaithuPotrudaya Punniyanai Pugazhndhu Vaazhve.
This guide ensures to the original Tamil pronunciation, using standard transliteration conventions so you can chant with confidence. He is the ultimate medicine that cures the
Chant during the early morning hours (Brahma Muhurta) or during evening twilight.
Viyannidam Megasitha Vedhanan Vedha MudhalvanPuyannidam Megasitha Pundarigathavan PotraNiyannidam Megasitha Neenagar Soolndha NilaithalaeAayannidam Megasitha Annamalaithanae Amarnthavan.
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Aayanum Maayanum Kaanariyanandhan MaalavanNeeiyanum Maayanum Neenilam Thondriya NaathanPaayanum Maayanum Paasurathal Thudhi SeidhaThooyanubam Megasitha Thonralthanaaya Thonraiye.
The name that stepped upon a stone on Earth and turned it back into a graceful woman (Ahalya).
For a non-Tamil reader, the rhythm is powerful, but the meaning fuels devotion. Here is the gist of the hymn: