This document contains verses from Thiruppugal Pathigams, a work by Sri Arunagirinathar. The verses praise Lord Murugan's beauty, strength in battle, and role as a guru. They describe his dancing and how various gods like Siva and Thirumaal worship him. The verses contain references to Hindu mythology and imagery like drums, eagles, and mountains.
This document contains verses from Thiruppugal Pathigams, a work by Sri Arunagirinathar. The verses praise Lord Murugan's beauty, strength in battle, and role as a guru. They describe his dancing and how various gods like Siva and Thirumaal worship him. The verses contain references to Hindu mythology and imagery like drums, eagles, and mountains.
This document contains verses from Thiruppugal Pathigams, a work by Sri Arunagirinathar. The verses praise Lord Murugan's beauty, strength in battle, and role as a guru. They describe his dancing and how various gods like Siva and Thirumaal worship him. The verses contain references to Hindu mythology and imagery like drums, eagles, and mountains.
This document contains verses from Thiruppugal Pathigams, a work by Sri Arunagirinathar. The verses praise Lord Murugan's beauty, strength in battle, and role as a guru. They describe his dancing and how various gods like Siva and Thirumaal worship him. The verses contain references to Hindu mythology and imagery like drums, eagles, and mountains.
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‚ «Õ½¸¢Ã¢¿¡¾÷ ÍÅ¡Á¢¸û «ÕǢö¾ Sri Arunagirinaathar Swaamigal’s
You are the Lord of Deivayanai, of pearl-like teeth; The anklets in the dancing feet sound “thith thith theya”; You are valiant; Bhairavi moving her dancing feet, dances in all directions; You were brought up in the SaravaNa poikai; The eagles and devils also dance; You are the seed of salvation; In all eight directions the eight Bhairavas repeat “thokuth thogu thokkuth thogu thogu” to the tune of the beautiful You are the Supreme Spiritual Preceptor – So praise Him. circular dance called “pavuri.”
To the three-eyed Lord Siva, You taught the meaning of “Om,” the mystic word that is chanted at the begiNing Several drums are sounded; of the recital of the Vedas; In the battlefield, the aged eagle sound “kukku kugu kukkuk kugu kugu” and further utter sounds (as to mean) The twain – Brahma and Vishnu, the thiry-three demi-gods, and their clan of celestials worship Your feet. “stab and bury”, “enter and catch” and rise up whirling. He aimed the arrows to cut the ten heads of RaavaNa; Oh Lord! You slaughtered the inimical giants (asuras) and sacrificed them. He churned (the ocean) using Mt. Mantharam as a churning staff; You are capable of fighting them causing the chief mountain range to be pierced. He made the broad day light dark by the circular discus; He drove the chariot of Arjuna, his devotee; He is like a green-hued cloud; He is Thirumaal (Vishnu) and He praises You! Please do protect me and confer grace on me this day!
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