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Periyāzhvār Tirumozhi — Inspired Reflections (Pāsurams 251–260)
உன்னை நினைத்த நினைவே என் உள்ளத்தின் சுமையை மெதுவாக கரைத்தது உன் நாமம் சொன்ன கணமே என் சுவாசம் சீரானது அன்பு எனக்கு உயிரின் ஓட்டமாக ஆனது In
lord vishnu
4000 divya Prabandham
Periyāzhvār Tirumozhi — Inspired Reflections (Pāsurams 241–250)
Periyāzhvār Tirumozhi — Inspired Reflections (Pāsurams 241–250)
4000 divya Prabandham
🌺 Periyāzhvār Tirumozhi — Inspired Reflections (Pāsurams 231–240)
Periyāzhvār Tirumozhi — Inspired Reflections (Pāsurams 231–240)
4000 divya Prabandham
🌺 Periyāzhvār Tirumozhi — Inspired Reflections (Pāsurams 221–230)
Periyāzhvār Tirumozhi — Inspired Reflections
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The Significance of the 4000 Divya Prabandham
The 4000 Divya Prabandham is not merely a collection of devotional poetry. It is a bridge. A bridge between Sanskrit revelation and Tamil emotion.
4000 divya Prabandham
Periyāzhvār Tirumozhi — Inspired Reflections (Pāsurams 211–220)
Nearness cools urgency desire loses agitation and settles into gratitude
4000 divya Prabandham
Periyāzhvār Tirumozhi — Inspired Reflections (Pāsurams 201–210)
Periyāzhvār Tirumozhi — Inspired Reflections
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A Note to Our Readers: On the Nature of the Divya Prabandham Series on JUPARS
The 4000 Divya Prabandham is one of the greatest spiritual treasures of the Sri Vaishnava tradition.
4000 divya Prabandham
Periyāzhvār Tirumozhi — Periyāzhvār (Pāsurams 191–200)
The Lord’s smile transforms life into companionship rather than burden
4000 divya Prabandham
Periyāzhvār Tirumozhi — Periyāzhvār (Pāsurams 161–170)
The tenth pāsuram seals this set affirming that devotion has become steady ground a life lived in continuous blessing
vishnu Sahasranamam
The Source of Existence
This verse highlights the Divine as both a guide and a protector. By mentioning Narasimha, it reminds us that the Divine take specific forms to protect the devotee in times of crisis.
4000 divya Prabandham
Periyāzhvār Tirumozhi — Periyāzhvār (Pāsurams 151–160)
Periyāzhvār Tirumozhi — Periyāzhvār (Pāsurams 151–160)