Thirumazhisai Azhwar Thiruchandaviruththam Thirumozhi 12 (862-871)

Thirumazhisai Azhwar 

Thiruchandaviruththam 

Thirumozhi 12(862-871) Chanting

Thirumazhisai Azhwar also known as Bakthisarar was born on Thai Magam. as Aazhi(discus) amsam of Lord Sriman Narayana. Born to Bhargava maharishi and his wife Kanakangi and brought up by Thiruvalan and Pankajavalli, a local tribal couple. Born as a pinda was transformed into a divya Swarupa by Lord Narayana and His consort. Thirumazhisai Azhwar's Bakthi to Lord Narayana's Para, Archa and Antharyami Swarupams were so deep that the Lord Narayana was at his beck and call as evidenced by the Sonna Vannam Perumal going out and in of Kanchi and the Antharyami giving Darshan of his Para Swarupam on the thirumeni of Thirumazhsai Azhwar. 

He composed Thiruchanda Viruththam (120 pasurams) and Nanmugan Thiruvandhadhi(96 pasurams). Both are Bakthi laden pasurams in Para, Archa and Antharyami Swarupam of Lord Narayana. At one point he threw the palm leaves containing these two prabhandhams into flowing cauvery but they came back to his feet showing the value of these pasurams.

Adiyen has made an attempt to chant these 120 pasurams ( 12 Thirumozhi of 10 pasurams each) in a tune that I could manage.

Here is the Twelfth Thirumozhi

Thirumazhisai Azhwar Thiruchandaviruththam Thirumozhi 11 (852-861)

Thirumazhisai Azhwar 

Thiruchandaviruththam 

Thirumozhi 11(852-861) Chanting

Thirumazhisai Azhwar also known as Bakthisarar was born on Thai Magam. as Aazhi(discus) amsam of Lord Sriman Narayana. Born to Bhargava maharishi and his wife Kanakangi and brought up by Thiruvalan and Pankajavalli, a local tribal couple. Born as a pinda was transformed into a divya Swarupa by Lord Narayana and His consort. Thirumazhisai Azhwar's Bakthi to Lord Narayana's Para, Archa and Antharyami Swarupams were so deep that the Lord Narayana was at his beck and call as evidenced by the Sonna Vannam Perumal going out and in of Kanchi and the Antharyami giving Darshan of his Para Swarupam on the thirumeni of Thirumazhsai Azhwar. 

He composed Thiruchanda Viruththam (120 pasurams) and Nanmugan Thiruvandhadhi(96 pasurams). Both are Bakthi laden pasurams in Para, Archa and Antharyami Swarupam of Lord Narayana. At one point he threw the palm leaves containing these two prabhandhams into flowing cauvery but they came back to his feet showing the value of these pasurams.

Adiyen has made an attempt to chant these 120 pasurams ( 12 Thirumozhi of 10 pasurams each) in a tune that I could manage.

Here is the Eleventh Thirumozhi

Thirumazhisai Azhwar Thiruchandaviruththam Thirumozhi 10 (842-851)

Thirumazhisai Azhwar 

Thiruchandaviruththam 

Thirumozhi 10 (842-851) Chanting

Thirumazhisai Azhwar also known as Bakthisarar was born on Thai Magam. as Aazhi(discus) amsam of Lord Sriman Narayana. Born to Bhargava maharishi and his wife Kanakangi and brought up by Thiruvalan and Pankajavalli, a local tribal couple. Born as a pinda was transformed into a divya Swarupa by Lord Narayana and His consort. Thirumazhisai Azhwar's Bakthi to Lord Narayana's Para, Archa and Antharyami Swarupams were so deep that the Lord Narayana was at his beck and call as evidenced by the Sonna Vannam Perumal going out and in of Kanchi and the Antharyami giving Darshan of his Para Swarupam on the thirumeni of Thirumazhsai Azhwar. 

He composed Thiruchanda Viruththam (120 pasurams) and Nanmugan Thiruvandhadhi(96 pasurams). Both are Bakthi laden pasurams in Para, Archa and Antharyami Swarupam of Lord Narayana. At one point he threw the palm leaves containing these two prabhandhams into flowing cauvery but they came back to his feet showing the value of these pasurams.

Adiyen has made an attempt to chant these 120 pasurams ( 12 Thirumozhi of 10 pasurams each) in a tune that I could manage.

Here is the Tenth Thirumozhi

Thirumazhisai Azhwar Thiruchandaviruththam Thirumozhi 9 (832-841)

Thirumazhisai Azhwar 

Thiruchandaviruththam 

Thirumozhi 9 (832-841) Chanting

Thirumazhisai Azhwar also known as Bakthisarar was born on Thai Magam. as Aazhi(discus) amsam of Lord Sriman Narayana. Born to Bhargava maharishi and his wife Kanakangi and brought up by Thiruvalan and Pankajavalli, a local tribal couple. Born as a pinda was transformed into a divya Swarupa by Lord Narayana and His consort. Thirumazhisai Azhwar's Bakthi to Lord Narayana's Para, Archa and Antharyami Swarupams were so deep that the Lord Narayana was at his beck and call as evidenced by the Sonna Vannam Perumal going out and in of Kanchi and the Antharyami giving Darshan of his Para Swarupam on the thirumeni of Thirumazhsai Azhwar. 

He composed Thiruchanda Viruththam (120 pasurams) and Nanmugan Thiruvandhadhi(96 pasurams). Both are Bakthi laden pasurams in Para, Archa and Antharyami Swarupam of Lord Narayana. At one point he threw the palm leaves containing these two prabhandhams into flowing cauvery but they came back to his feet showing the value of these pasurams.

Adiyen has made an attempt to chant these 120 pasurams ( 12 Thirumozhi of 10 pasurams each) in a tune that I could manage.

Here is the Nineth Thirumozhi

Thirumazhisai Azhwar Thiruchanda Viruththam (1-120) all 12 Thirumozhi(Ten Pasurams each)

Thirumazhisai Azhwar 

Entire Thiruchandaviruththam 

Thirumazhisai Azhwar also known as Bakthisarar was born on Thai Magam. as Aazhi(discus) amsam of Lord Sriman Narayana. Born to Bhargava maharishi and his wife Kanakangi and brought up by Thiruvalan and Pankajavalli, a local tribal couple. Born as a pinda was transformed into a divya Swarupa by Lord Narayana and His consort. Thirumazhisai Azhwar's Bakthi to Lord Narayana's Para, Archa and Antharyami Swarupams were so deep that the Lord Narayana was at his beck and call as evidenced by the Sonna Vannam Perumal going out and in of Kanchi and the Antharyami giving Darshan of his Para Swarupam on the thirumeni of Thirumazhsai Azhwar. 

He composed Thiruchanda Viruththam (120 pasurams) and Nanmugan Thiruvandhadhi(96 pasurams). Both are Bakthi laden pasurams in Para, Archa and Antharyami Swarupam of Lord Narayana. At one point he threw the palm leaves containing these two prabhandhams into flowing cauvery but they came back to his feet showing the value of these pasurams.

Adiyen has made an attempt to chant these 120 pasurams ( 12 Thirumozhi of 10 pasurams each) in a tune that I could manage.

Here are the links to all Twelve Thirumozhis'(10 Pasurams each) A double click on each link would take you to the appropriate video presentaion of Thirumozhi.

                             

Thirumazhisai Azhwar Thiruchanda Viruththam Thirumozh1 1 (752-761)

Thirumazhisai Azhwar Thiruchanda Viruththam Thirumozh1 2 (762-771)

Thirumazhisai Azhwar Thiruchanda Viruththam Thirumozh1 3 (772-781)

Thirumazhisai Azhwar Thiruchanda Viruththam Thirumozh1 4 (782-791)

Azhwar Thiruchanda ViruththThirumazhisai am Thirumozh1 5 (792-801)

Thirumazhisai Azhwar Thiruchanda Viruththam Thirumozh1 6 (802-811)

Thirumazhisai Azhwar Thiruchanda Viruththam Thirumozh1 7 (812-821)

Thirumazhisai Azhwar Thiruchanda Viruththam Thirumozh1 8 (822-831)

Thirumazhisai Azhwar Thiruchanda Viruththam Thirumozh1 9 (832-841)

Thirumazhisai Azhwar Thiruchanda Viruththam Thirumozh1 10 (842-851)

Thirumazhisai Azhwar Thiruchanda Viruththam Thirumozh1 11 (852-861)

Thirumazhisai Azhwar Thiruchanda Viruththam Thirumozh1 12 (862-871)

Thirumazhisai Azhwar Thiruchandaviruththam Thirumozhi 8 (822-831)

Thirumazhisai Azhwar 

Thiruchandaviruththam 

Thirumozhi 8 (822-831) Chanting

Thirumazhisai Azhwar also known as Bakthisarar was born on Thai Magam. as Aazhi(discus) amsam of Lord Sriman Narayana. Born to Bhargava maharishi and his wife Kanakangi and brought up by Thiruvalan and Pankajavalli, a local tribal couple. Born as a pinda was transformed into a divya Swarupa by Lord Narayana and His consort. Thirumazhisai Azhwar's Bakthi to Lord Narayana's Para, Archa and Antharyami Swarupams were so deep that the Lord Narayana was at his beck and call as evidenced by the Sonna Vannam Perumal going out and in of Kanchi and the Antharyami giving Darshan of his Para Swarupam on the thirumeni of Thirumazhsai Azhwar. 

He composed Thiruchanda Viruththam (120 pasurams) and Nanmugan Thiruvandhadhi(96 pasurams). Both are Bakthi laden pasurams in Para, Archa and Antharyami Swarupam of Lord Narayana. At one point he threw the palm leaves containing these two prabhandhams into flowing cauvery but they came back to his feet showing the value of these pasurams.

Adiyen has made an attempt to chant these 120 pasurams ( 12 Thirumozhi of 10 pasurams each) in a tune that I could manage.

Here is the Eighth Thirumozhi