Sagalamum Guruve Lyrics
From the movie Mayakkari
Sagalamum Guruve Song Lyrics is the track from Mayakkari Tamil Film – 1951. This song was sung by கே. ஆர். செல்லமுத்து. The music was composed by P. Aadhinarayana Rao.
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Sagalamum guruvae endrothanirae Guruvae guruvae
Guruvae annaiyum thandhaiyum Guruvae en pathiyum kathiyum
Guru om namaha
Ellam ellam evvidhamae nam Jeevidham pala varna kambalamae
Ellam ellam evvidhamae Nam jeevidham pala varna kambalamae
Kaarigai kanagamae logamada ivai Guruvugal karpitha thaalamada
Kaarigai kanagamae logamada ivai Guruvugal karpitha thaalamada
Guru maharaj guru maharaj Guru maharaj sath guru maharaj
Guru maharaj guru maharaj Guru maharaj sath guru maharaj
Nam korikkaiyae niraivera endraalae Nam korikkaiyae niraivera endraalae
Kana kaariyangalae seidhidanum Bogi yogiyaai maarnumae
Thayagi rogiyaai nadakanumae
Bogi yogiyaai maarnumae Thayagi rogiyaai nadakanumae
Bogi yogiyaai maarnumae Thayagi rogiyaai nadakanumae
Guru maharaj guru maharaj Guru maharaj sath guru maharaj
Guru maharaj guru maharaj Guru maharaj sath guru maharaj
Veshamae palavae podanumae Kaashaayam thaan katta venum
Kallena kanavena therindidanum Kokku jabam thaan sedhidanum
Kallena kanavena therindidanum Kokku jabam thaan sedhidanum
Guru maharaj guru maharaj Guru maharaj sath guru maharaj
Guru maharaj guru maharaj Guru maharaj sath guru maharaj
Maaya jegamena nadathidanum Maakaararaai mayakidanum
Guru maharaj guru maharaj Guru maharaj sath guru maharaj
Guru maharaj guru maharaj Guru maharaj sath guru maharaj
Tharaga mandhiramum korina kidaithathu
Tharaga mandhiramum korina kidaithathu
Thanyanae aanenanae oo annaa
Meerina kaalanin dhoodhargal paalinil
Meerina kaalanin dhoodhargal paalinil
Meerina kaalanin dhoodhargal paalinil
Mirudhuvaai en manamum miga konden
Tharaga mandhiramum korina kidaithathu
Korina kidaithathu korina kidaithathu
Korina kidaithathu Chorus : Korina kidaithathu…(3)
All : Korina kidaithathu korina kidaithathu…(3)
Song Meaning & Analysis
This devotional song, 'Sagalamum Guruve,' from the 1951 film 'Mayakkari,' extols the profound significance of the Guru in one's life. The lyrics establish the Guru as the ultimate source of guidance, equating him to parents, destiny, and the very essence of existence. Life is depicted as a vibrant, multi-colored tapestry, with its various experiences, including worldly attractions like women and gold, being lessons or 'rhythms' imparted by the Gurus. The repeated chant of 'Guru Maharaj, Satguru Maharaj' underscores the deep reverence and surrender to the spiritual master.
The song also delves into the practical and philosophical aspects of achieving one's desires and spiritual liberation. It suggests a path of transformation, where a pleasure-seeker must evolve into a yogi, and a renunciant must embrace hardship or detachment. The lyrics advise adopting various 'disguises' and even employing strategic, sometimes deceptive, methods like the 'crane's meditation' to navigate an illusory world ('Maya Jega'). Ultimately, the song culminates in the attainment of the 'Taraka mantra,' a liberating chant, which brings blessedness and the ability to maintain a calm mind even in the face of death's messengers, signifying spiritual triumph.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Sagalamum Guruve?
Sagalamum Guruve is sung by கே. ஆர். செல்லமுத்து.
Which movie is Sagalamum Guruve from?
The song Sagalamum Guruve is featured in the movie Mayakkari.
Who wrote the lyrics for Sagalamum Guruve?
The lyrics for Sagalamum Guruve were written by Unknown with music composed by P. Aadhinarayana Rao.
Is English translation available for Sagalamum Guruve lyrics?
Yes! Sagalamum Guruve lyrics from Mayakkari include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Sagalamum Guruve lyrics?
This devotional song, 'Sagalamum Guruve,' from the 1951 film 'Mayakkari,' extols the profound significance of the Guru in one's life. The lyrics establish the Guru as the ultimate source of guidance, equating him to parents, destiny, and the very essence of existence. Life is depicted as a vibrant, multi-colored tapestry, with its various experiences, including worldly attractions like women and gold, being lessons or 'rhythms' imparted by the Gurus. The repeated chant of 'Guru Maharaj, Satguru Maharaj' underscores the deep reverence and surrender to the spiritual master. The song also delves into the practical and philosophical aspects of achieving one's desires and spiritual liberation. It suggests a path of transformation, where a pleasure-seeker must evolve into a yogi, and a renunciant must embrace hardship or detachment. The lyrics advise adopting various 'disguises' and even employing strategic, sometimes deceptive, methods like the 'crane's meditation' to navigate an illusory world ('Maya Jega'). Ultimately, the song culminates in the attainment of the 'Taraka mantra,' a liberating chant, which brings blessedness and the ability to maintain a calm mind even in the face of death's messengers, signifying spiritual triumph.
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