Sudha Raghunathan -10 -subhapantuvarALi -sri satyanArAyaNam2
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Song: sri satyanArAyaNam
rAgam: subhapantuvarali (sivapantuvarALi)
tALam: Adi
composer: Muttuswamy Dikshitar (Muthuswamy)
language: Sanskrit
concert: mArgazhi mahA utsavam 2007
Let us contemplate on Lord Satyanarayana constantly. He is of the form of Truth, Knowledge & Bliss and pervades
everywhere as Lord Vishnu.
Notes: This kriti is on Lord Vishnu at Badrinath. In the Vamana incarnation, Lord Vishnu took the form of a dwarf
Brahmaccharin and asked for three steps of land measured by his own feet from Mahabali, the king of the
Rakshasa-s. Despite the entreaties of Sukra, his preceptor who recognised who the dwarf was, Mahabali promised
the land. The dwarf then became a giant and in one stride had measured the earth and in another the heavens. He
then asked Mahabali as to where the third measure was to come from. Mahabali asked the Lord to place his foot on
his own head. The Lord did so and pushed Mahabali into the nether world. This is the story behind the line
"vatuveshadharinam".
The business community worships Lord Satyanarayana. So also do childless couples. This is the significance of the
lines "vaishyajaati kaaranam" and "vasupradaana nipunam" respectively.
Muthuswamy Dikshitar may have visited the shrine when he stayed at Varanasi in the company of Chidambaranatha
Yogi. The kriti of course was composed much later. The raga, widely used in Hindustani, is apt for a temple in North
India. The raga, now called Subha Pantuvarali, is the 45th melakartha.
pallavi Om namO nArAyaNA enru uLLam uruga uraittidenavE (Om) anupallavi kSEmamum nALum shrI guruvAyuappan nAmamallAl uyvazhi vErEdu (Om) caraNam paN ishaikkum pavazha vAidazhum pankaja kaNNazhagum kuNDalam tiga sheviyum veN sangam tigiri olirk-karangaLum tAn tulabam tavazh mArbil minnum mupp
uri nUlum kinkiNi iDai madhyama kaalam kingkini idaiyaarpa kazhal silambu kalakalakka manniDai vaikunTatappan tarum kaaTcitanai kanDatozhu kalippoDu panpaaDi konDaaDi karamkuvitu maiyurigi yendisaiyum yediroLikka (Om namO) Meaning: Om, With a melting heart I utter my salutations to Narayana Witho
ut Guruvayoorappan's name, what else is the salvation, health and prosperity. The beauty of the coral lips that sings the songs, the beauty of the lotus eyes, the ears that are resplendant with earrings (the beauty of) The hand that holds the booming conch, the chest on which shines the muppuri (?)
(the beauty of) The slim waist with tinkling bells With the tinkling bells of the waist and the anklets making pleasurable sounds, Having seen the sight of the lord of Vaikuntam on the earth and ecstatic from it, Singing (his praise) and celebrating, With folded hands, with a melting body and soul W
ith all sides echoing Om, salutations to Narayana
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I relate with this raga - in tamil - 'Moola manthiram ' - Thiruppugazh and hindi - 'tu hai mera prem devta'- film Kalpana sung by Rafi Saab and Manna da.
I relate with this raga - in tamil - 'Moola manthiram ' - Thiruppugazh and hindi - 'tu hai mera prem devta'- film Kalpana sung by Rafi Saab and Manna da.