
Boomi Enthan Lyrics
From the movie Sakthi Leelai - 1972
Boomi Enthan Song Lyrics is the track from Sakthi Leelai - 1972 Tamil Film – 1972. This song was sung by கே. பி. சுந்தராம்பாள். The music was composed by T. K. Ramamoorthy. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Boomi endhan sondhamendru Ennugindra nenjam ondru
Mannan endra peril nindru Narthana maaduvadhu sakthiyai meerudhu amma
Idi pirandhu mazhai pirandhahellam Veyil pirandhu aval nadathum
Leelai endru ennam amma Aaduthu kottram aaduthu magudam
Paaduthu thannai meerudhu unnai Bakthiyai kaakum sathiya naayagi amma
Amma aa…aaa…amma
Sakthiyenum deivam konda padai veedu Sakthiyenum deivam konda padai veedu
Indha ulagam muluvathum avalodu Sakthiyenum deivam konda padai veedu
Indha ulagam muluvathum avalodu Sakthiyenum deivam konda padai veedu
Bakthi seiyum makkal ulla idamengum
Aval pala peril vaazhugindraal uyirodu
Bakthi seiyum makkal ulla idamengum
Aval pala peril vaazhugindraal uyirodu
Kaali maariyena aadhi deviyena Annai konda nooru pergal arivaayoo
Sakthiyenum deivam konda padai veedu
Unmai kandavargal thannai Vendravargal kandaargal
Dhinam unnai aalvadhoru penmai Endravargal sonnargal
Annaiyindri unnai Endha veetil pettrargal
Sakthiyandri bakthiyandri Enna kattraargal
Samayapurathil ulavum oruthiyai Anbargal azhaippadhu mahamaayi
Thiruverkaattinil vaazhum oruthiyai Anbargal azhaipathu karumaari
Padavettammaal aval perae Palaiyam enbathum aval oore
Muthalammanum aval thaane Moogaambiyum aval thaane
Thanjaiyil vaazhum mahamaayi Tharuvaal arulae sivasakthi
Sakthi… sakthi sakthi
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Boomi Enthan" is a powerful devotional hymn dedicated to the Hindu Goddess Shakti, the divine feminine energy. It begins by admonishing human arrogance, particularly those who claim ownership of the earth or rule as kings, stating that such pride transgresses the ultimate power of Shakti. The lyrics emphasize that all natural phenomena – thunder, rain, and sunlight – are merely manifestations of her divine play (leela). It asserts that true power and authority (kingdom, crown) are subservient to her, and any act that disregards devotion to her is a transgression against oneself and the divine. The song calls upon Shakti as the "truthful protector of devotion."
The hymn then expands on the omnipresence and multifaceted nature of Shakti. It declares that the entire world is her abode and that she lives vibrantly in countless forms wherever devotees offer their prayers. The lyrics list various revered names and forms of the Goddess, such as Kali, Mari, Adi Devi, Mahamayi (Samayapuram, Thanjai), Karumari (Thiruverkadu), Padavettammal, Muthalamman, and Mookambika, highlighting her diverse manifestations across different sacred sites. It concludes by reinforcing that true wisdom and understanding come from recognizing this supreme feminine power, questioning what one can truly learn or achieve without the Mother, without Shakti and devotion, and ultimately seeking her blessings as Shiva Shakti.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Boomi Enthan?
Boomi Enthan is sung by கே. பி. சுந்தராம்பாள்.
Which movie is Boomi Enthan from?
The song Boomi Enthan is featured in the movie Sakthi Leelai - 1972.
Who wrote the lyrics for Boomi Enthan?
The lyrics for Boomi Enthan were written by Kannadasan with music composed by T. K. Ramamoorthy.
Is English translation available for Boomi Enthan lyrics?
Yes! Boomi Enthan lyrics from Sakthi Leelai - 1972 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Boomi Enthan lyrics?
The song "Boomi Enthan" is a powerful devotional hymn dedicated to the Hindu Goddess Shakti, the divine feminine energy. It begins by admonishing human arrogance, particularly those who claim ownership of the earth or rule as kings, stating that such pride transgresses the ultimate power of Shakti. The lyrics emphasize that all natural phenomena – thunder, rain, and sunlight – are merely manifestations of her divine play (leela). It asserts that true power and authority (kingdom, crown) are subservient to her, and any act that disregards devotion to her is a transgression against oneself and the divine. The song calls upon Shakti as the "truthful protector of devotion." The hymn then expands on the omnipresence and multifaceted nature of Shakti. It declares that the entire world is her abode and that she lives vibrantly in countless forms wherever devotees offer their prayers. The lyrics list various revered names and forms of the Goddess, such as Kali, Mari, Adi Devi, Mahamayi (Samayapuram, Thanjai), Karumari (Thiruverkadu), Padavettammal, Muthalamman, and Mookambika, highlighting her diverse manifestations across different sacred sites. It concludes by reinforcing that true wisdom and understanding come from recognizing this supreme feminine power, questioning what one can truly learn or achieve without the Mother, without Shakti and devotion, and ultimately seeking her blessings as Shiva Shakti.
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