Abiramavalliyin Thiruvarule Lyrics
From the movie Om Sakthi
Abiramavalliyin Thiruvarule Song Lyrics is the track from Om Sakthi Tamil Film – 1982, Starring Vijayakanth, Menaka Suresh, Jaishankar. This song was sung by தீபன் சக்கரவர்த்தி மற்றும் வாணி ஜெய்ராம். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Abirami Patter.
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Pooththavalae puvanam pathinaangaiyum
Pooththa vannam kaaththavalae pin karanthavalae
Karaikandanukku mooththavalae
Endrum moovaa muguntharkku ilaiyavalae
Maaththavalae unnaiyindri Mattror dheivam vanthippathae…aa…aa…aa…
Abhiramavalliyin thiruvarulae
Nammai anuthinam kaaththidum ponmalare
Puviyorin kuraitheerkka vanthavalae indru
Poovaagai kaayaagi kaninthavalae
Abhiramavalliyin thiruvarulae Nammai anuthinam kaaththidum ponmalare
Dhanam tharum kalvi tharum oru naalum Thalarvariyaa manam tharum
Dheiva vadivum tharum nenjil Vanjamillaa inam tharum
Nallana ellaam tharum anbar enbavarkke Ganam tharum poonguzhaal abhirami kadaikangalae
Sannathi thedi vanthavarkku Sagala nalanum thanthaalae
Annaiyin kangal kanivudanae Abayam tharum innaalae
Santhanaththil nindraalae saambalilum pooththaalae Kungumaththil siriththaalae
Kuzhanthai ennai anaiththaalae
Abhiramavalliyin thiruvarulae Nammai anuthinam kaaththidum ponmalare
Aaththaalai engal abhiramavalliyai Andam ellaam pooththaalai
Maadhulam poo niraththaalai Puviyadanga kaaththaalai
Ainganai paasaangusamum karumbuvillum Angai saerththaalai mukkanniyai
Thozhuvaarrkku oru theengum illaiyae
Samayapuraththil koyil konda sangari
Sooli neeli pathrakaali saampavi
Samayapuraththil koyil konda sangari
Sooli neeli pathrakaali saampavi
Periya paalaiyam jothi thavazhum aalayam
Periya paalaiyam jothi thavazhum aalayam
Arulvadivaai maangaattil amarnthiruppaalae
Analaai nirainthiruppaalae
Abhiramavalliyin thiruvarulae Nammai anuthinam kaaththidum ponmalare
Abhiramavalliyin thiruvarulae Nammai anuthinam kaaththidum ponmalare
Song Meaning & Analysis
This devotional song is a fervent ode to Goddess Abirami, a form of Parvati, extolling her supreme power, benevolence, and maternal love. The lyrics describe her as the creator, protector, and dissolver of the fourteen worlds, older than Shiva and younger than Vishnu, highlighting her primordial and eternal nature. Devotees are assured that her grace is a golden flower that constantly protects them, fulfilling all their needs from wealth and education to a pure heart and divine blessings. The song emphasizes that worshipping her brings all good things and wards off all harm.
The narrative further illustrates the Goddess's accessibility and compassion, noting how she grants well-being to those who seek her, offering refuge with her loving gaze. It paints vivid imagery of her presence in sacred elements like sandalwood, ashes, and vermilion, symbolizing her omnipresence and ability to manifest in various forms. The song also references specific temples and names associated with the Goddess (Samayapuram, Periyapalayam, Mangadu, Shankari, Bhadrakali), reinforcing her widespread worship and diverse manifestations, ultimately affirming her as the ultimate source of grace and protection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Abiramavalliyin Thiruvarule?
Abiramavalliyin Thiruvarule is sung by தீபன் சக்கரவர்த்தி மற்றும் வாணி ஜெய்ராம்.
Which movie is Abiramavalliyin Thiruvarule from?
The song Abiramavalliyin Thiruvarule is featured in the movie Om Sakthi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Abiramavalliyin Thiruvarule?
The lyrics for Abiramavalliyin Thiruvarule were written by Abirami Patter with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Abiramavalliyin Thiruvarule lyrics?
Yes! Abiramavalliyin Thiruvarule lyrics from Om Sakthi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Abiramavalliyin Thiruvarule lyrics?
This devotional song is a fervent ode to Goddess Abirami, a form of Parvati, extolling her supreme power, benevolence, and maternal love. The lyrics describe her as the creator, protector, and dissolver of the fourteen worlds, older than Shiva and younger than Vishnu, highlighting her primordial and eternal nature. Devotees are assured that her grace is a golden flower that constantly protects them, fulfilling all their needs from wealth and education to a pure heart and divine blessings. The song emphasizes that worshipping her brings all good things and wards off all harm. The narrative further illustrates the Goddess's accessibility and compassion, noting how she grants well-being to those who seek her, offering refuge with her loving gaze. It paints vivid imagery of her presence in sacred elements like sandalwood, ashes, and vermilion, symbolizing her omnipresence and ability to manifest in various forms. The song also references specific temples and names associated with the Goddess (Samayapuram, Periyapalayam, Mangadu, Shankari, Bhadrakali), reinforcing her widespread worship and diverse manifestations, ultimately affirming her as the ultimate source of grace and protection.
