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Tillai.- In the legends of the Sage it appears that he did not visit Tillai till he had seen the other shrines of Caiva worship, and had become renowned both as a devotee and as a poet. It almost appears as if there existed some rivalry between the great temple of the Pandiyan land in […]
THE SIGHT OF THE ‘GURU.’ —– This is one of the places which the Sage is said to have visited before seeing Cithambaram. It would appear that here he had some peculiar manifestation of the god, who had revealed himself to him in Perun-turrai. It is open to conjecture that the Guru, whom he regarded […]
The T.V.U.P states that this was one of the earliest of the Sage’s poems, and that it was sung at Tiru-perun-turrai. It certainly bears the impress of youth, and in many respects is inferior to some of his later poems. It is said to have for its subject the purification of the soul from the […]
1) Longing for release. Transcendent One, extending through both earth and heaven, THOU SEE’ST TO NONE BUT THEE I CLING!- O Civa-puram’s King! In glorious beauty bright, Civan, in holy Perun-turrai’s shrine, Who dwell’st! To whom make I my plaint, whom blame, if Thou Who mad’st me Thine deny Thy grace? THOU SEE’ST NO JOY […]
1) When shall I reach the Inaccessible? The gleaming golden Hill, the flawless Pearl, the Shrine of tender love Who made me, last of man, His own, in speechless service glad! He Whom Dark Mal and Brahma baffled yet approach not,- gave Himself, rare Balm! When shall I dwell in MYSTIC UNION JOINED WITH HIM, […]
1) The Mistress dwells in midmost of Thyself; within the Mistress centred dwellest Thou; Midst of Thy servant if Ye Both do dwell, to me Thy servant ever give the grace Amidst Thy lowliest servants to abide; our Primal Lord, Whose Being knows no end, Who dwellest in the sacred golden porch, still present to […]
THE FREEDOM OF THE UPLIFTED SOUL. 1) Hail! Being, Source to me of all life’s joys! ‘Tis dawn; upon Thy flower-like feet twin wreaths of blooms we lay, And worship, ‘neath the beauteous smile of grace benign that from Thy sacred face beams on us. Civa-Lord, Who dwell’st in Perun-turrai girt with cool rice-fields, where […]