Madhipoala oliyuthra pughaz nedum karamudaya madha gajanai yeendra thaayae... Azhaghaana kaanchiyil pughazhaagha vaazhndhidum ammai kamakshi umaiyae
"Kamakshi Virutham" is a Sanskrit hymn composed by Adi Shankaracharya, a renowned Indian philosopher and theologian. The hymn is a tribute to Goddess Kamakshi, a form of Goddess Parvati, worshipped in the Kamakshi Temple in Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu, India.
I have called you my father and called you my mother. Have I realized your true nature because of this? No. In my joy at seeing your beauty, I playfully forgot about your consort, the Lord. Even as a devotee who belongs to you, you have not touched my heart. For a child who is filled with ignorance, what is the punishment? My misdeeds continue, which is not right. Do you not even have one thought about protecting me? Did you forget me, your child, because you were captivated by your elephant-faced son’s affection? Please bless me. Oh mother Kamakshi, who lives with great fame in the beautiful city of Kanchipuram!
Bhoomiyil pillayayai piranthum valarnthum naan peraana sthalamum ariyen... Azhaghaana kaanchiyil pughazhaagha vaazhndhidum ammai kamakshi umaiyae kamakshi virutham lyrics in english
Regular, sincere recitation of this hymn is believed to bring: Success in worldly endeavors.
The lyrics evoke a sense of wonder, awe, and reverence for the divine feminine, embodied in Goddess Kamakshi. Her beauty, both physical and spiritual, transcends the mundane and speaks to our higher selves.
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Kan padu noygalai theertu arulvay Karmam kedukkum perumai koduppay Inbamum dhukkamum nee than endru Unnai ninaikkum uyarvai koduppay
Kaamakshi amba, Kaamakshi amba, Kaamakshi amba, Kaamakshi. Kaamakshi amba, Kaamakshi amba, Kaamakshi amba, Kaamakshi.
(This verse mixes Tamil and Sanskrit – common in Viruthams.) In my joy at seeing your beauty, I
The open a doorway to one of Hinduism’s most profound spiritual streams. Whether you are a Carnatic music student, a devotee of the Divine Mother, or a seeker looking for peace, these verses offer a direct path to the heart of Kamakshi.
(Invoking the seed syllables) Kamakshi, the bestower of boons, the wish-yielding tree, Residing in Kanchi city, sporting compassion, Goddess, mother of the universe, treasure of mercy, Primal supreme energy, O mother, to you I surrender again and again.
When you chant this Virutham, imagine you are the poet in Kanchipuram, sitting before the Mother of the universe, who holds a sugarcane bow—not to shoot others, but to pierce your own heart with sweetness.
It is your sacred duty to protect me, for I am your own child. O Mother, the Great Primal One! O Mother Kamakshi, who lives in beauty and glory in Kanchipuram! Hear my prayer.
Produkten har blivit tillagd i varukorgen
