
Manamae Nee Eesan Lyrics
From the movie Ashok Kumar
Manamae Nee Eesan Song Lyrics is the track from Ashok Kumar Tamil Film – 1941, Starring Chittoor V. Nagayya, P. Kannamba, T. V. Kumudhini, N. S. Krishnan, M. G. Ramachandran, Ranjan, Nagercoil Mahadevan, M. K. Thyagaraja Bhagavathar, T. A. Madhuram. This song was sung by எம். கே. தியாகராஜா பாகவதர். The music was composed by Alandur Sivasubramaniyam. Lyrics works penned by Udumalai Narayanakavi.
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Manamae nee eesan naamathai Manamae nee eesan naamathai
Manamae nee eesan naamathai Vaazhthuvaai dhinam vaazhthuvaai
Manamae nee eesan naamathai Vaazhthuvaai dhinam vaazhthuvaai…
Aa…aa… aa…aa…aa…
Kanavenum vaazhvil kalangi vaadaadhae
Kanavenum vaazhvil kalangi vaadaadhae
Kanavenum vaazhvil kalangi vaadaadhae
Kaadhalai maadharai pugazhndhu paadaadhae
Kaadhalai maadharai pugazhndhu paadaadhae
Kaama moga madha vairigal vasamaai
Karma vinai soozhulaga vaadhanaiyil
Kaama moga madha vairigal vasamaai
Karma vinai soozhulaga vaadhanaiyil
Thadu maarum manamodu thuyaruraamal
Nirandharamum magizhndhu parasugam peravum
Manamae nee eesan naamathai Vaazhthuvaai dhinam vaazhthuvaai…
Vilangum thooya sarjana sangam Vilangum thooya sarjana sangam
Viduthae koodaadhae dhushtar prasangam Vilakkil veezhum pazhamendru mayangum
Vilakkil veezhum pazhamendru mayangum Vittilaagaadhae sanjala mengum
Manamae nee eesan naamathai Vaazhthuvaai dhinam
Vaazhthuvaai…aa…aa…aa… Aa…aa…aa…
Aa… aa… aa…
Song Meaning & Analysis
This devotional song, 'Manamae Nee Eesan', is a profound spiritual exhortation addressed directly to the human mind. It urges the mind to constantly praise the name of Lord Shiva (Eesan) as the path to true peace and liberation. The lyrics caution against getting entangled in the illusory nature of worldly life, which is likened to a dream, and warns against the fleeting pleasures of love and attachment to women, which are seen as distractions from the divine path. The core message is to transcend the suffering caused by a wavering mind and the cycle of karmic actions, which are fueled by enemies like lust, delusion, and arrogance, in order to achieve eternal joy and supreme bliss.
The song further advises seeking the company of pure and virtuous individuals (sarjana sangam) and strictly avoiding the association of the wicked. It uses a powerful metaphor of a moth being deluded by a lamp, mistaking its destructive flame for a fruit, to illustrate how worldly temptations can lead to self-destruction and restlessness. The repeated call to praise Eesan's name serves as a constant reminder for the mind to anchor itself in devotion, thereby finding stability and true happiness amidst life's trials and tribulations. It's a timeless piece of spiritual guidance, emphasizing detachment and devotion.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Manamae Nee Eesan?
Manamae Nee Eesan is sung by எம். கே. தியாகராஜா பாகவதர்.
Which movie is Manamae Nee Eesan from?
The song Manamae Nee Eesan is featured in the movie Ashok Kumar.
Who wrote the lyrics for Manamae Nee Eesan?
The lyrics for Manamae Nee Eesan were written by Udumalai Narayanakavi with music composed by Alandur Sivasubramaniyam.
Is English translation available for Manamae Nee Eesan lyrics?
Yes! Manamae Nee Eesan lyrics from Ashok Kumar include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Manamae Nee Eesan lyrics?
This devotional song, 'Manamae Nee Eesan', is a profound spiritual exhortation addressed directly to the human mind. It urges the mind to constantly praise the name of Lord Shiva (Eesan) as the path to true peace and liberation. The lyrics caution against getting entangled in the illusory nature of worldly life, which is likened to a dream, and warns against the fleeting pleasures of love and attachment to women, which are seen as distractions from the divine path. The core message is to transcend the suffering caused by a wavering mind and the cycle of karmic actions, which are fueled by enemies like lust, delusion, and arrogance, in order to achieve eternal joy and supreme bliss. The song further advises seeking the company of pure and virtuous individuals (sarjana sangam) and strictly avoiding the association of the wicked. It uses a powerful metaphor of a moth being deluded by a lamp, mistaking its destructive flame for a fruit, to illustrate how worldly temptations can lead to self-destruction and restlessness. The repeated call to praise Eesan's name serves as a constant reminder for the mind to anchor itself in devotion, thereby finding stability and true happiness amidst life's trials and tribulations. It's a timeless piece of spiritual guidance, emphasizing detachment and devotion.
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