Bhajana Seyave

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[edit] Pallavi

bhajana sEyavE manasA parama bhaktitO
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O My Mind! Engage in collective singing of the names of the Lord with supreme devotion.

[edit] Anupallavi

aja rudrAdulaku bhU-surAdulakarudaina rAma (bhajana)
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O My Mind! With supreme devotion, engage in collective singing of the names of the Lord Rama - who is rare even for Brahma, Lord Siva and others and also Brahmanas and others.

[edit] Charanam

1nAda praNava sapta svara vEda varNa zAstra
purANAdi catuS-SaSTi kaLala bhEdamu kaligE
mOdakara zarIrametti mukti mArgamunu teliyani
vAda tarkamEla 2zrImadAdi tyAgarAja nutuni (bhajana)
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Having embodied in the most joyful human form - in which sprouts the sixty-four fine arts like - seven musical notes emanating from Nadonkara, Vedas, grammar, epics etc - why (indulge in) disputations - arguments and reasoning without knowing the path of liberation? O My Mind! With supreme devotion, engage in collective singing of the names of the Lord Sri Rama – praised by auspicious Lord Thyagaraja and others.

[edit] Commentary

  • 1nAda praNava – though this may be taken as separate words, Sri Thyagaraja seems to mean ‘NadOMkAra’. This is more so in view of the ensuing words ‘sapta svara’ which emanate from Nada Brahmam. Please also refer to kRti ‘rAga sudha rasa pAnamu’ – rAga AndOLika.
  • 2zrImadAdi tyAgaraAja nutuni – It is not clear whether the word ‘tyAgarAja’ means Lord Siva (Tiruvarur). At ‘Thirukkarayil’ (Thirukkaravasal), the Lord is known as ‘Adi Thyagaraja’ or ‘Adi Vidangar’ – [Adi Vidangar]

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