
Varuvar Azhaithu Vaadi Lyrics
From the movie Arutperum Jothi
Varuvar Azhaithu Vaadi Song Lyrics is the track from Arutperum Jothi Tamil Film – 1971. This song was sung by சீர்காழி கோவிந்தராஜன். The music was composed by T. R. Pappa. Lyrics works penned by Ramalinga Adigalar.
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Varuvaar azhaiththu vaadi Varuvaar azhaiththu vaadi
Vadaloor vada dhisaikkae Vanthaal peralaam nalla varamae
Varuvaar azhaiththu vaadi Vadaloor vada dhisaikkae
Vadaloor vada dhisaikkae Varuvaar azhaiththu vaadi
Thiruvaar ponnampalaththaeaa…aa…aa Thiruvaar ponnampalaththae
Sezhikkum kunjitha paathar Thiruvaar ponnampalaththae
Sezhikkum kunjitha paathar Siva chithamapara bothar dheiva sabanaathar
Varuvaar azhaiththu vaadi Vadaloor vada dhisaikkae
Vadaloor vada dhisaikkae Varuvaar azhaiththu vaadi
Melliyal sivagama valliyudan kaliththu
Melliyal sivagama valliyudan kaliththu
Vilaiyaadavaum engali vinaiyodavum oliththu
Ellaiyil inbam tharavum nalla sayamthaan idhu
Ellaiyil inbam tharavum nalla sayamthaan idhu
Ingum angum nadamaadi irukalaam endrapothu
Varuvaar azhaiththu vaadi Vadaloor vada dhisaikkae
Vadaloor vada dhisaikkae Varuvaar azhaiththu vaadi
Song Meaning & Analysis
This devotional song, penned by the revered saint Ramalinga Adigalar, is a fervent invitation to the divine. The lyrics repeatedly call upon the Lord to come to Vadalur, a significant spiritual center associated with Adigalar's philosophy of 'Samarasa Suddha Sanmarga.' The promise is that His arrival will bring forth abundant blessings and good fortune, emphasizing the transformative power of divine presence.
The song further describes the Lord as the one residing in the sacred Golden Hall (Chidambaram), known for His cosmic dance with the 'lifted foot' (Kunjitha Paathar), accompanied by His consort Sivakama Valli. The plea is for Him to manifest, not only to engage in divine play but also to alleviate the karmic burdens of devotees. The lyrics express a deep yearning for boundless joy and liberation, asserting that this is the opportune moment for the omnipresent Lord to grace His devotees with His presence and blessings.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Varuvar Azhaithu Vaadi?
Varuvar Azhaithu Vaadi is sung by சீர்காழி கோவிந்தராஜன்.
Which movie is Varuvar Azhaithu Vaadi from?
The song Varuvar Azhaithu Vaadi is featured in the movie Arutperum Jothi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Varuvar Azhaithu Vaadi?
The lyrics for Varuvar Azhaithu Vaadi were written by Ramalinga Adigalar with music composed by T. R. Pappa.
Is English translation available for Varuvar Azhaithu Vaadi lyrics?
Yes! Varuvar Azhaithu Vaadi lyrics from Arutperum Jothi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Varuvar Azhaithu Vaadi lyrics?
This devotional song, penned by the revered saint Ramalinga Adigalar, is a fervent invitation to the divine. The lyrics repeatedly call upon the Lord to come to Vadalur, a significant spiritual center associated with Adigalar's philosophy of 'Samarasa Suddha Sanmarga.' The promise is that His arrival will bring forth abundant blessings and good fortune, emphasizing the transformative power of divine presence. The song further describes the Lord as the one residing in the sacred Golden Hall (Chidambaram), known for His cosmic dance with the 'lifted foot' (Kunjitha Paathar), accompanied by His consort Sivakama Valli. The plea is for Him to manifest, not only to engage in divine play but also to alleviate the karmic burdens of devotees. The lyrics express a deep yearning for boundless joy and liberation, asserting that this is the opportune moment for the omnipresent Lord to grace His devotees with His presence and blessings.
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