Another notable feature is that the same first letter of the ending word of a stanza is used as the first letter of the beginning word of the new stanza.Īrunagirinathar then proceeded to the temple at Vayalur and stood praying before the deity of Muruga. Wikisource has original text related to this article: Arunagiri was a born genius. His father died soon after his birth and his pious mother and sister instilled in him, their cultural and religious traditions. He showed the way to the life of virtue and righteousness. Known as Gnana Vel, it is believed to radiate the light of knowledge. Arunagirinathar has made a profound impact in Tamil Nadu because he hailed the glory of the God of Tamils Thamizh Kadavul eloquently in sweet Tamil. Arunagirinathar is believed to have composed over 16, songs from different temples in India. A devotee may not have the full knowledge of the meaning. Just as Adi Sankara, Arunagirinathar also embarked on a long pilgrimage and visited temples and met saints. In the song rendered at Kasi DhaaranikathiArunagirinathar seeks the blessings of Lord Viswanatha to be able to go beyond the realm of body and mind and attain knowledge by which he would be able to experience the Muruga within. Having received the blessings of Muruga and Ganapati, Arunagirinathar has set out his divine journey. Welcome to Thiruppugazh home | Thiruppugazh – Glory to Lord Muruga He claimed that.Įarly mediaeval Tamil religious poems were written in a language and style that followed the pattern of classical Tamil literature. The very famed poet Arunagirinathar found his devotional calling when he was rescued by a stranger as he was attempting to give up his life. Tiruppugazh, composed by saint poet Arunagirinathar, is unique because it brings before us the image of Lord Muruga in full splendour and glory and bestows.
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