Sincere prayers to the God would bring abundant rain and thus prosperity. Offering Lord Krishna fresh flowers would expiate sins committed earlier and those that may be committed in future. In the next ten stanzas she describes the importance of community participation. She invites her friends to gather flowers. She essays the ambience at her village, the chirping of birds, colorful blossoms, the musical sound of butter-churning, herds of cattle with tinkling bells, the sounding of the conch from the temple.
She visits each household and awakens all her friends to join her for a bath in a nearby pond. She also praises the incarnations of the Lord. The next five stanzas describe her visit to the temple accompanied by her friends.
She desires to render Suprabhata gently to wake up the Lord. The group appeases the temple guards, enters the temple and recites prayers extolling the parents of Lord Krishna and begging them to wake up Krishna and Balarama. Then they approach Neela Devi, the consort of the Lord, to have a darshan. The last nine stanzas are on the glories of the Lord.
On receiving his blessings Andal lists her demands; milk for the vrata , white conch, lamps, flowers, and rich costume and jewellery, plenty of ghee and butter. The concluding stanza is an envoie identifying her as the daughter of Vishnucittar who made this garland of 30 pasurams and says those who recite with devotion will have Lord's blessings.
The Thiruppavai also includes three thaniyans literally, 'singletons' or standalone verses composed by later authors to introduce older texts. The first thaniyan , 'Nila tungastana This song is a prelude to Thiruppavai and is one of the 3 thaniyans. Andal from the swan filled Puduvai, Sang she, in her sweet voice, Several enchanting sweet odes, For being sung during, The worship and adulation of Pavai. They are but a garland to him, From her who wore them first, Before presenting them to Him.
Each pasuram ode to Gods of Thiruppavai is generally named by the first few words of the poem. These are given first and a translation into verse given then In Thailand, an annual Giant Swing ceremony known as Triyampavai-Tripavai was held in major cities until , when it was abolished for safety reasons. It is known that Tamil verses from Thiruvempavai — poet pratu sivalai 'opening the portals of Shiva's home' — were recited at this ceremony, as well as the coronation ceremony of the Thai king.
Meenakshisundaram, the name of the festival indicates that Thiruppavai might have been recited as well. Sumathi Pattukottai prabhakar kalki Lakshmi praba Revathi Devi bala. CommonFolks is an online platform to buy books that quenches your reading thirst. Search titles only. Search Advanced search…. New posts. Search forums. Log in. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding.
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