Thirupaavai Paasuram #7
Paasuram #7 emphasizes awakening through meditation, likening daily activities like churning butter to the Samudra Manthan. Meditation brings tranquility amidst life’s chaos.
Andal
Thirupaavai Paasuram #6
Paasuram #6 is a call to awake and become aware by Andal. Staying alert and aware is crucial for success in all walks of life !!
Thirupaavai Paasuram #5
Thirupaavai Paasuram #5 describes Bhagwan Krishna in all his glory and offers a path to finding Moksha. The English translation doesn’t capture the beauty of the verses.
Thirupaavai Paasuram #4
Thirupaavai Paasuram #4 is about Sustainability and co-existing with Nature. A very important lesson for today’s world !!
Thirupaavai Paasuram #2
The second paasuram in the 30 songs of Thirupaavai speaks of the do’s and don’ts during the month of Margazhi.
Thirupaavai – Paasuram #1
The 30 paasurams known as Thirupaavai are written by Andal and they are sung during the month of Margazhi. Enjoy the first song.
Thirupaavai Paasuram #30
Thirupaavai Paasuram #30, marks the conclusion of the Margazhi Nonbu. The 30 Paasurams share deep concepts for spiritual growth and attaining Moksha in simple songs. Reciting them with Bhakti is a sure shot way to reach Krishna.
Thirupaavai Paasuram #29
In Paasuram #29, Andal is asking Krishna to remove their longing for everything else and leave them with just his devotion. As Osho says, transformation of desires. Sarvam Krishnamayam Jagat 🙏🏿
Thirupaavai Paasuram #28
Bhagwan Krishna doesn’t look at how well you do the rituals, he only looks at the depth of your devotion and surrender – Paasuram #28 shares this important message !!
Thirupaavai Paasuram #27
Material wealth enables the spiritual quest… that’s the simple message in Paasuram #27, and that’s why Andal asks Krishna for material wealth too !!!