1) Civan a light The God of gods; the Warrior true; south Perun-turrai’s Chieftain dear; The First; the Blissful One, Whose forn the Three could not attain…
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1) Heretics. Not the sleek snake in anthill coil’d I dread; nor feigned truth of men of lies,- As I, in sooth, feel fear at night of…
It would be hard to find a more touching expression of absolute mystic self-renunciation than these verses contain. —– 1) Useless suffering If cruel pain oppress from…
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…
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…
1) With melting mind I said not, ‘He is gold,’ ‘His is a ruby’s light;’ I languish’d pondering charms of damsels young. Boon indescribable, Mercies beyond compare,…
(THE INFINITY OF BLISS IN CIVAN) 1) Sever’d from Thee I cannot live. I, false, am sever’d from the flowr’y feet that, entering here, made my soul…
‘THE CHARACTERISTICS OF SACRED ENJOYMENT.’ 1) Show me Thy Face. With changing wiles the senses five bewilder me: their course Thou dost close up, Ambrosial Fount! Come,…
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…
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…
