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Thursday, May 27, 2021

Nithyanusanthanam

                                      

Nithyanusanthanam


Purvacharya came up eith a Shortned form of Nalayira Divya prabhadham known as Nithyanusanthanam.   As this chanting takes 5.5 hours, Nithyanusanthanam has been divded into six parts of an hour each approximatey. 


Please see the details of Pasurams included in six parts.  and a link to click and listen that section of Nithyanusanthanam


Please Click      Nithyanusanthanam 1  (63 min)
Please Click      Nithyanusanthanam 2 (52 min)


Please Click      Nithyanusanthanam 3 (50.34 min)

Please Click      Nithyanusanthanam 4 (58.8 min)

Please Click      Nithyanusanthanam 5  (62.14 min)


Please Click     Nithyanusanthanam 6 (40.1 min )


Details of Pasurams 




 










 





 


 











Tuesday, May 25, 2021

Nithyanusanthanam Nammazhwar's Kovil Thiruvoimozhi

   Nithyanusanthanam

 Nammazhwar's Kovil Thiruvoimozhi

Kovil Thiruvaimozhi.
கோவில் திருவாய்மொழி
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Nammazhwar's Thiruvaimozhi has 1102 pasurams and it is recited during Raapaththu utsavam in Srirangam over 10 days starting Vaikunda Ekadasi day and in Major temples across Tamil Nadu, 

During Mogul invasion, the temple management could not conduct elaborate 10 day Raapaththu Utsavam and the learned Dviya Prabhanda Goshti and Araiyars came up with Kovil Thiruvaaimozhi, a shortened version of entire Thiruvaimozhi(1102 pasurams). They covered all the Ten Thirumozhi(110 Pasurams each)  selecting one or two pathigam( 11 Pasurams)  from each Thirumozhi.

Base- Kovil Thiruvaimozhi consists of :


Please click othe Link below to listen

Kovil Thirvoimozhi




Nithyanusanthanam Thiruppanazhwar's Amalanadhipiran

                                        Nithyanusanthanam

 Thiruppanazhwar's Amalanadhipiran





Please Click here to listen  Amalanadhipiran







Nithyanusanthanam Madhurakavi Azhwar's Kanninun Siruthambu

                                            Nithyanusanthanam

 Madhurakavi Azhwar's Kanninun Siruthambu


KANNINUN SIRUTHAMBU


KANNINUN SIRUTHAMBU was composed by Madhurakavi Azhwar to not only to extol the greatness of Sri Satakopan (Nammazhwar)  and Thiruvaaimozhi Pasurams but also to express
his Acharya Bakthi towards Nammazhwar and his faith and confidence that Nammazhwar would bless him and take care of his interests. While other Azhwars were running around Divya Desams
performing Mangalasasanams, Madurakavi Azhwar chose to focus on Nammazhwar only.

Madhurakavi Azhwar allocates just one pasuram for the great affection of Sri Krishna for his adopted mother Yasodha.  Just to please her he gets himself tied by a small knot and stays there. He calls out  திருக்குரு கூர்நம்பி nine times in the remaining ten pasurams showing his utmost belief in his Acharya  Nammazhwar and treats him as his God.

Centuries later, Sri Nathamunigal by reciting 11 pasurams of KANNINUN SIRUTHAMBU 12000 times got all the 4000 pasurams directly from Nammazhwar. The entire Srivaishnava community benefitted from this act of Sri Nathamuni. These 10  pasurams are added to Mudalaiyram and is part of  Nithyanusandham.

No wonder Sri Nathamunigal added the following thanian for Madhurakavi Azhvar

அவிதித விஷயாந்தரசடாரே:
உபநிஷதாமுபகாநமாத்ரபோக: 
அபிசகுணவசாத் ததேகசேஷி
மதுரகவிர் ஹ்ருதயே மமாவிரஸ்து


Madhurakavi Azhwars's Acharya Bakthi is a  role model for all to follow to demonstrate Acharya Bakthi. All of us need to develop strong faith and have confidence that Acharaya Sri Bhagavat Sri Ramanuja will bless every one. 

Please click here to listen Kanninun Siruthambu