Bhakti & Mukti
Goda repeats her sermon about bathing in Margali month. Tiruppavai is also called SnanaVrata, the mission with many baths in the early hours, without fearing the morning cold and shedding laziness to praise and pray to God not for any selfish gains but for rains to help the whole of the countryside to prosper. Goda’s…
Goda repeats her sermon about bathing in Margali month. Tiruppavai is also called SnanaVrata, the mission with many baths in the early hours, without fearing the morning cold and shedding laziness to praise and pray to God not for any selfish gains but for rains to help the whole of the countryside to prosper. Goda’s…
Tiruppavai Pashuram-3 Vaamana, another form of Naaraayana, was a short boy – Vatuvu (one who is at the start of Vedic education) who secured the charity of three feet of land from King Bali, and then started growing up and up to measure the entire universe. He demands the place for the third foot of…
In her first Paashuram (Poem No.1) Goda explains the Naaraayana Tatwa as His first location, Sthana. The Lord told Gopikaas about the ultimate, omnipotent, and omnipresent power of Naaraayana. His omnipresence is indicated by names Vishnu, Vasudeva, and Naaraayana. Vishnu means one who pervades the universe. Vasudeva signifies that he resides and shines in every…
When someone asked Acharya Sri Ramanuja to explain the significance of Tiruppavai, Acharya said to have remarked that it would be difficult to find someone efficient to explain Tiruppavai. This statement shows the significance and complexity of the 30-poem Kavya of Goda Devi in praise of Lord Ranganatha, which is recited every day in Dhanurmasam…
Vaamana, another form of Naaraayana, was a short boy – Vatuvu (one who is at the start of Vedic education) who secured the charity of three feet of land from King Bali and then started growing up and up to measure the entire universe. He demands the place for the third foot of land, and…
