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 🙏🏿
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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 !!!
Thirupaavai Paasuram #26
Jai Shri Krishna ! Krishna blowing the Panchajanya is like blowing away all our Karma and leading us to Moksha. Paasuram #26 is about the Panchanjanya Shankha 🙏🏿
Thirupaavai Paasuram #25
Bhagwan Krishna grew up in a foster home and overcame several threats as a young child. Yet every action of his tells us that he can liberate us from this cycle of life and death. Sarvam Krishnamayam Jagat 🙏🏿
Thirupaavai Paasuram #24
In Paasuram #24 Andal recollects a few of the dashavatars and praises Krishna’s courageous deeds. Each story helps a devotee to further their spiritual quest.
Thirupaavai Paasuram #23
Paasuram #23 speaks about how we foolishly ask for “things” like a car, house etc when we pray. We should actually be asking for Moksha.
Thirupaavai Paasuram #22
Paasuram #22 is about Bhagwan Krishna’s anugraha (grace) which is required for us to get rid of all our past Karma and get Moksha…
Thirupaavai Paasuram #21
Thirupaavai Paasuram #21 is the essence of Hinduism – fear doesn’t work in your relationship with God, only love works. 🙏🏿
Thirupaavai Paasuram #20
In Paasuram #20 Andal speaks about Krishna’s greatness and how he comes running when a devotee reaches out to him … Sarvam Krishnamayam Jagat indeed 🙏🏿