Thiruppavai

|| andal tiruvadigale saranam ||

THE BEST WAY TO LEARN THIRUPPAVAI PASURAM ON THE GO... "VEDHA PATASHALA SERIES"

From this version, the app is now fully functional with all the special features listed below WITHOUT any limitations.

This App is specially designed to accommodate unique features like

1. Gurukulam way of learning in Learning Mode.
2. Multi language support (Sanskrit, English, Tamil, Kannada, Telugu, Malayalam and more to be included)
3.Text Auto Scroll relative to the Audio.
4. Highlighted text in a bigger size, in the middle of the screen.
5. Two speed levels.
6. Search utility for easy traversing.

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Thiruppavai is composed by Andal, like many of us might know. She undertakes a vrat much similar to the “Karthiyayani” vrat beginning on the first day of the month of

“Margazhi” and adorning each day of the month with a new Pasuram, an eight-lined verse. The thirty verses collectively form the book of “Thiruppavai”. This

could be recited everyday to invoke the blessings of the Lord Narayana. However, the month of Margazhi (mid-December to mid-January) is significant with respect to

the recital of this hymn. Even Lord Krishna in the Bhagavad Gita says "Masaanaam Margaseershohum", meaning “among the months, I am Margazhi”

Our app comes both with the complete lyrics of the song (In Tamizh and English)and the audio for the same (with auto scroll option). Anybody can learn it

so easily. You get the feeling of a traditional song book in the mobile form. More better, as you get the audio for all the 30 songs played in the

background. Also, when you hit the “play” button for the audio, the lyric content scrolls automatically. How more exiting can it get. Go ahead and enjoy the Margazhi month by listening to all the 30 songs every day.

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In the first five verses, Andal dwells on the appropriateness of the vrat and the method to be followed, invokes varuna deva for timely rains and emphasized that all

obstacles for performing the vrat will be eliminated if everyone sings and reflects on the name of the Lord (“Namasankirtanam”).

From the sixteenth to the twenty-ninth verse Andal reminds the seemingly forgetful Lord of His earlier promises to grant “salvation” to His devotees, alternatively

seeking His pardon for earlier trespasses, worshiping Him for His superior qualities and surrendering unto Him unconditionally (“Charanagathy” tatvam/philosophy)

In the thirtieth verse Andal acknowledges the fulfillment that would arise from the observance of the “marghazhi vrat” of the Gopis and declares that those who recite

Her Thiruppavai verses would become the objects of Her Lord's grace and would be filled with bliss.