Divya Desa Mangalasasanam
Thiruvanbil - DD005
Thiruvanbil - DD005
Thirumazhisai Azhwar Thiruchandaviruththam 4.6 - 2417
Azhwars have done Mangalasasanam for some Divya Desams very elaborately. For example all 11 Azhwars have sung in praise of Srirangam( Divya Desam 1), Ten Azhwars have sung in praise of Thiruvengadam ( Divya Desam 75) and Thiruparkadal ( Divya Desam 107). Managasasanam to as many as 67 Divydesams was done by one of the eleven Azhwars only.
Mangalasasanam depending on how elaborate it is, covered the one or more of following aspects
The pasuram presented below is by Thirumazhsai Azhwar. Thirumazhisai Azhwar is an amasam of Sudharsan, the discus that Lord Sriman Narayana wields. Thiumazhisai Azhwar had the grace of Lord Sriman Narayana and he was rescued twice. He was born to Bhargava maharishi and his wife Kanakangi and was a lifeless lump of flesh with no arms and legs. Lord Sriman Narayana came with his consort and gave him a beautiful body and was blessed with an eye on right leg.
Later in his life Thirumazhisai Azhwar studied Buddhism, Jainism and other literature and started following Saivism. Lord Sriman Narayana used Peyazhwar to get Thirumazhisai Azhwar initiated into Vaishnavism . Thirumazhisai Azhwar then focused on Anthayyamithawam form Lord Sriman Narayana. He had composed two Prabhandhams namely Thiruchandaviruththam and Nanmugan Thiruvandhadhi.
In this Thirchanda Viruththam pasuam " நாகத் தணைக்குடந்தை வெஃகா திருவெவ்வுள் " , Thirumazhisai Azhwar performs Mangalasasanam to Lord of Thiruvanbil Divya Desam. Thiumazhisai Azhwar says that Lord Srimana Narayana (Aathimoolam), who is recling on Adhisesha in the milky ocean also reclines on serpant bed ( Bhujanga Sayanam) in the Divya Desams of Thirukudanthai, Thiruvetka, Thiru Evvul, Thiruvarangam, Thirupper Nagar and Thiruvanbil. The same Lord also resides in the hearts of devotees.
Here is a presentaion on Thirumazhisai Azhwar's Mangalasaanam to Lord Ranganatha through "நாகத் தணைக்குடந்தை வெஃகா திருவெவ்வுள் "Pasuram
Mangalasasanam depending on how elaborate it is, covered the one or more of following aspects
- 1 Name of Divya desam directly or in a subtle way
- 2 Name of Emperuman directly or in a subtle way
- 3 Manobhavam of Azhwar who composed the pasuram
- 4 References to events , Leelas in Vibhava Avatars
- 5 References to Para, Vyuha and Antharyami forms of Sriman Narayana
- 6 References to 26 Thatwams ( Paramatma, Jeevatma, Moola Prakruthi, Mahaan, Ahankaaram, Manasu, Kaalam Five each of elements, attributes, Indriyas and Senses)
- 7 Divya Desa Vimana, Pushkarini etc
- 8 Natural beauty of the Divya desam surroundings
The pasuram presented below is by Thirumazhsai Azhwar. Thirumazhisai Azhwar is an amasam of Sudharsan, the discus that Lord Sriman Narayana wields. Thiumazhisai Azhwar had the grace of Lord Sriman Narayana and he was rescued twice. He was born to Bhargava maharishi and his wife Kanakangi and was a lifeless lump of flesh with no arms and legs. Lord Sriman Narayana came with his consort and gave him a beautiful body and was blessed with an eye on right leg.
Later in his life Thirumazhisai Azhwar studied Buddhism, Jainism and other literature and started following Saivism. Lord Sriman Narayana used Peyazhwar to get Thirumazhisai Azhwar initiated into Vaishnavism . Thirumazhisai Azhwar then focused on Anthayyamithawam form Lord Sriman Narayana. He had composed two Prabhandhams namely Thiruchandaviruththam and Nanmugan Thiruvandhadhi.
In this Thirchanda Viruththam pasuam " நாகத் தணைக்குடந்தை வெஃகா திருவெவ்வுள் " , Thirumazhisai Azhwar performs Mangalasasanam to Lord of Thiruvanbil Divya Desam. Thiumazhisai Azhwar says that Lord Srimana Narayana (Aathimoolam), who is recling on Adhisesha in the milky ocean also reclines on serpant bed ( Bhujanga Sayanam) in the Divya Desams of Thirukudanthai, Thiruvetka, Thiru Evvul, Thiruvarangam, Thirupper Nagar and Thiruvanbil. The same Lord also resides in the hearts of devotees.
Here is a presentaion on Thirumazhisai Azhwar's Mangalasaanam to Lord Ranganatha through "நாகத் தணைக்குடந்தை வெஃகா திருவெவ்வுள் "Pasuram
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