moderator can decide whether this can appear in the list thanks MGV > -----Original Message----- > From: M.G.Vasudevan > Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2004 11:24 AM > To: 'oppiliappan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx' > Subject: re manam vazhangu - rejoinder > > Dear sri vaishNava perunthagaiyeer, > > As a rejoinder to what Sri "M.K. krishnaswamy" <krishnaswamy@xxxx>wrote on > this topic of manam vazhangu - > '> donating the heart> '> - the > '> > kaNdavar tham manam vazhangum thiruk kaNNapuraththu Lord> '> , I wouldlike to > add the following. > > As usual I was away from my home on a business trip for a period, during > which I saw the mail of Sriman Krishnaswamy, but could not make up my draftto > post to the list. My sincere apologies are offered to you all for this delay. > > Sri ooththukkadu vEnkata kavi OVK, whose song is what Sri MKK swamin quoted, > has written three more beautiful songs on that thiruk kaNNapuram lord Sri > Sowri Raajan. In these songs sri OVK states that he takes the heart out of > us, we the > '> seers> '> - kaNdavar. > > The first song now: > raaga husEni aadhi thaaLam > > pallavi: > kai varisai kaattaadheer kaNNapuram agalaadha sree sowri raaja > > anupallavi: > mei varisai vanamaalai migu thEnai uNdu > viLimuralum paN ninRu maa maiyal koNdu > vaivu ennum vaazhththu ennum aRiyaadha vaNdu > vandhu suRRuvadhu pol endhan munnE ninRu -- kai varisai > > charaNam: > naaL Ezhaai vaanavar kOn malai thooka vaiththaan > naan muganO Or aaNdaai maadu aakki vaiththaan > kaaLingan unnai ichchchiappadi aatti vaiththaan > karuNaikku Engum naangaL en seivom unnaiththaan - kai varisai > > gaanam tharum kuzhal oodhiyum > thagundha kaalodu silambu maNig golusum > thaaLam thara aadiyum chalamchalavena > tharaLamaana maalaigal aadavum > vizhi Odiya sevvari koodavum > kuRunagai aadiyum kuRumbu niRai kannam > kuzhi thadandha magara kundalam aadiyum > nadandhu vandhu uLam kavarndhu koLLavum -- kai varisai > > Please see the lines > * he comes walking in a beautiful way nicely decorated > * walks to do what is the question here > * to steal our heart - ulam kavarndhu kollavum > * when we see him we donate our heart to him? > * or does he steal our heart by his walk and his decoration > That is a big question? > > Next song: Raaga bilahari misrachaapu thaalam > > Pallavi: > vandhaarOdee neela vaNNath thirumEni koNda > kaNNapuraththaarum ingE vanthaarOdee > > anupallavi: > senthaamarai annam innam sirikkudhE > sikhandi innam thOgai virikkudhE > mundhaa naaL sonna sollum kaadhil olikkudhE > mOgaththil en eNNam ellaam thaththaLikkudhE - vandhaarOdee > > charaNam: > mudivu illaadha vEdhangaLum muRaiyidum > padham koNdu manam kaNdu > muraLee ennum aLi isaiyaal uLam aLandhu varu[m] naayagan > kadikamazhum malar am koththOdu soodiyum > kana nigaram koNdaiyai thondarkku ena vaLarththa naayagan > yadhu kula naayagan en naayagan > parama aanandham tharu nandha kumaaran > sindhai pera vandha kichOran > navaneedham kalividu chOran - vandhaarOdee > > Just enjoy the words here - the poet says > * he sees the heart of the devotee - manam kaNdu > * isaiyaal uLam aLandhu - he measures our heart with his flute music > * gives a lot of supreme happiness - parama aanandham tharu nandha > kumaaran > * came to take away the heart - that thief of heart - sindhai pera > vandhakichOran. > > Who is that - that my > '> krishNa> '> - kaNNapuraththu sowri raajaa - > > Next song: > > Raaga kamaas aadhi thaalam > Pallavi: > vidindhathu pOdi pO > vindhai miga uLLa andha nandha sukumaaranidam > chindhai sollivaadi enRaal mundhi ennai jOdikkiraai - vidindhathu > > anupallavi: > padiyaadha karumugam koondhalaich chhuRRi > mudiyadhu mudinthu oru thOgaiyinaik katti > kadiyaadhu kamazh mallik koNdaiyinaich chuRRi niRkum > kaNNapuraththaan mayanga eNNamOdi, kutti - vidindhathu > > charaNam: > kalaiththu oru kuzhal nilaiththu pinnalai kalaiththu viduvadhumaai > kavalaiyil oru kuzhal kai viral paRRi gavanam paduvadhumaai > > kaNNaadi mun ninRu enna eNNamO eNNi kaN jaadai idhuvadhumaai > kanaka maNiyaaram thanaiyum miga nErththi kai vaLai iduvadhumaai > kaaNaadhavaL enRa chiththamO kaLvanum neeyum poruththamO > naaN pooNaadhu pOnaal varuththamO > kannapuraththaanin mEl kaadhal piththamO - vidindhadhu pOdee > > See here the friend [or servant] girl decorates the heroine for she has seen > the lord sowriraajan came nicely decorated. So the friend also decorates her > madam to be a matching ladylove or bride / girl to that lord. But theheroine > is not having the patience for she wants to send the friend [or servant] on a > mission of informing the lord that my heart is already lost to you. > > These all lead that once the bhakthaas see that sowriraaja the heart is lost > to him - so kaNdavar tham manam vazhangiyE theeravENdum - so dear bhakthaas > please donate your heart to that sowriraaja if not already done. > > Dhasan > > Vasudevan m.g. > > > Date: Sun, 25 Apr 2004 05:43:13 +0530 > From: "M.K. krishnaswamy" <krishnaswamy@xxxx> > Subject: 'manam vazhangu' > Dear Bhaktas, Shriman Vasudevan's post on losing our hearts to Krishna was > excellent ("manam vazhangu"). I was hearing a song melodiously sung by Sudha > Raghunathan > (Kuzhal oothi manam ellaam koLLai konda pinnar, kuRai ethum enakku Ethadi) > and I wondered: why not allow ourselves to become His Flute and let Him play > divine music through every action of ours. > A short note from me on this with the music embedded at: > http://home.comcast.net/~surfings/Fullness.htm > The text of the Note is reproduced below. The music can be separately heard > at: http://home.comcast.net/~surfings/kuzhaloothi.mp3 > Krishnaswamy M.K. > > It is He who blows the first breath of life into us; > it is He who determines the last breath of our life. > May be, we should allow him to take us as His flute > and play the sweet song of our entire life. > > This sentiment is expressed beautifully in the song: > Kuzhal oothi manam ellam koLLai konda pinnar > kuRai Ethum enakku Ethadi > Tired of this stressful life and senseless persuits? > Come; let us surrender to our dear Lord Krishna! > Let us place our ego as the flute in His hands. > Our every action will then becomes a note > in the music that He will gladly play through us. > > Then, where will there be place in our mind > for wants and wishes that ceaselessly haunt us? > > We can blissfully chant thenceforth with faith: I am wanting in nothing; I am > full; I am full; I am full. OM! Poornamidam! >
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