Aayi Mahamayi Lyrics
From the movie Aathi Parasakthi
Aayi Mahamayi Song Lyrics is the track from Aathi Parasakthi Tamil Film – 1971, Starring Gemini Ganesan, R. Muthuraman, Padmini, S. Varalakshmi, Vanisri, Rajasree, Vennira Aadai Nirmala, T. K. Bhagavathi, M. N. Nambiar, S. V. Ranga Rao. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by K. V. Mahadevan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Aaaaaaaaa Aayi magamaayi aayiram kannudaiyaal
Neeli thirisooli neengaadha pottudaiyaal Samayapuraththaalae
Saambiraani vaasakiyae Samayapuraththai vittu
Sadudhiyilae vaarumammaa
{Maayi magamaayi Mani manthira sekariyae
Enga aayi umaiyaanavalae Asthaana maarimuththae} (2)
Silambu piranthathammaa Sivalinga saalaiyilae
Pirambu piranthathammaa Pichaandi sannidhiyil
Udukkai piranthathammaa Uruthraatcha boomiyilae
Pambai piranthathammaa Palingu maa mandabaththil
Maayi magamaayi Mani manthira sekariyae
Enga aayi umaiyaanavalae Asthaana maarimuththae
Parigaasam seidhavarai Padhaipadhaikka vettiduvae
Parigaaram kettu vittaa Pakkaththunai nee iruppae
Melnaattu pillaiyidam Nee potta muththiraiyai
Nee paarththu aaththi vachaa Naal paarththu poojai seivaan
Maayi magamaayi Mani manthira sekariyae
Enga aayi umaiyaanavalae Asthaana maarimuththae
Kuzanthai varunthuvadhu Kovilukku ketkalaiyo
Mainthan varunthuvadhu Maaligaikku ketkalaiyo
Ezhai kuzhanthaiyammaa Eduththorkku baalanammaa
Un kaalil paninthu vittaan Dhayavudan nee paarumammaa
Kaththi pol veppilaiyaam Kaaliyamman maruththuvamaam
Eetti pol veppilaiyaam Eswariyin arumarunthaam
Veppilaiyil ullirukkum Viththaithanai yaar arivaar
Aayaa manamiranggu En aaththaa manam iranggu
Ammaiyae nee irangu En annaiyae nee iranggu
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a fervent devotional plea to Goddess Mariamman, revered as Mahamayi, Uma, Easwari, and Kaliyamman. The lyrics vividly describe her divine attributes: her thousand eyes, her trident, her eternal bindi, and her sacred abode in Samayapuram, fragrant with frankincense. The devotee implores the Goddess to swiftly arrive and bestow her blessings, acknowledging her as the supreme power who holds precious mantras and gems. The song also traces the mythical origins of her sacred instruments like the anklet, cane, and drums, associating them with powerful deities and sacred spaces.
The narrative further highlights the Goddess's dual nature: her fierce power to punish those who mock, and her compassionate readiness to support those who seek atonement. The lyrics express a deep yearning for her intervention, questioning if the suffering of a child and son is unheard in her temple and palace. The devotee humbly surrenders at her feet, pleading for her merciful gaze. The sacred neem leaf, a symbol of the Goddess, is extolled as her potent medicine, possessing hidden powers known only to her. The song concludes with an emotional appeal for the Mother Goddess to soften her heart and descend with her grace.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Aayi Mahamayi?
Aayi Mahamayi is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Aayi Mahamayi from?
The song Aayi Mahamayi is featured in the movie Aathi Parasakthi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Aayi Mahamayi?
The lyrics for Aayi Mahamayi were written by Kannadasan with music composed by K. V. Mahadevan.
Is English translation available for Aayi Mahamayi lyrics?
Yes! Aayi Mahamayi lyrics from Aathi Parasakthi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Aayi Mahamayi lyrics?
This song is a fervent devotional plea to Goddess Mariamman, revered as Mahamayi, Uma, Easwari, and Kaliyamman. The lyrics vividly describe her divine attributes: her thousand eyes, her trident, her eternal bindi, and her sacred abode in Samayapuram, fragrant with frankincense. The devotee implores the Goddess to swiftly arrive and bestow her blessings, acknowledging her as the supreme power who holds precious mantras and gems. The song also traces the mythical origins of her sacred instruments like the anklet, cane, and drums, associating them with powerful deities and sacred spaces. The narrative further highlights the Goddess's dual nature: her fierce power to punish those who mock, and her compassionate readiness to support those who seek atonement. The lyrics express a deep yearning for her intervention, questioning if the suffering of a child and son is unheard in her temple and palace. The devotee humbly surrenders at her feet, pleading for her merciful gaze. The sacred neem leaf, a symbol of the Goddess, is extolled as her potent medicine, possessing hidden powers known only to her. The song concludes with an emotional appeal for the Mother Goddess to soften her heart and descend with her grace.
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