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| Venkatadri Samam Sthanam Brahmande Nasti Kinchanaa Venkatesa Samo Devo... Na Bhooto Na Bhavishyati... |
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| Tiru Veedhula Merisay Devadevudu Garimala Minchina Singaaramula todanu Pallavi Tiruveedhula merise devadevudu Garimala Minchina Singaaramula todanu || Tiruveedhula merise || Charanam 1 Tiru dandala painege devudide tolinaadu Sirula rendava naadu seshuni meedaa Murisena moodo naadu muthyala pandiri kinda Paari nalugo naadu puvvu kovilalona || Tiruveedhula merise || Charanam 2 Gakkana Aidava naadu garuduni meeda Ekkenu Aarava naadu Enugu meeda Chokkamai Edava naadu Suryaprabhalonanu Ikkuva terunu gurramenimido naadu || Tiruveedhula merise || Charanam 3 Kanakaputandalamu kadipi Tommido naadu Venachi Pado naadu pendli peeta Enasi Sri Venkateshudinthi Alamelmanga tho Vanithala nadumanu vaahanaala meedanoo || Tiruveedhula merise || ======================================================================= Introduction to the Sankeertana The Sankeertana is one of the 32,000 sung by Sri Annamacharya in praise of Lord Venkateswara. This Sankeertana throws light on the Lord who is taken on rounds on the streets of Tirumala and giving His Darshan to all His devotees. Lord's Brahmotsavams held in Tirumala and riding of Malayappa Swamy (Utsava Moorthi of Moolavirat Swamy) on various vaahanas and prabhas on these ten days along with His consorts, knit into this keerthana, is said to be very melodiously sung by Sri Annamacharya. The sevas in the present day Brahmotsavams (detailed as follows) are more or less the same as the one sung by Sri Annamacharya during his days [15th Century]. Ankuraarpana and Senadipati Utsavam are celebrated on the day preceding the first day of Brahmotsavam. First Day: Dwajarohanam Pedda Sesha Vaahanam Second Day: Chinna Sesha Vahanam Hamsa Vaahanam Third Day: Simha Vahanam Mutyapu Pandiri Vaahanam Fourth Day: Kalpavriksha Vahanam Sarva Bhoopala Vaahanam Fifth Day: Mohini Avataram Garuda Seva Sixth Day: Hanumantha Vahanam Swarna Ratham, Gaja Vaahanam Seventh Day: Suryaprabha Vahanam Chandraprabha Vaahanam Eighth Day: Rathotsavam Aswa Vaahanam Ninth Day: Pallaki Utsavam, Chakrasnanam Golden Tiruchi Utsavam, Dwajaavarohanam Meaning Sri Annamacharya describes the Lord as the one who is on a mission to take rounds [around His Temple] in the maada streets of Tirumala. This Keerthana describes various vaahanas the Lord rides on the days of Brahmotsavams. Additional Resources (1) The Sankeerthana is available in JPG image (in Telugu) here! (2) The Sankeertana is also available as an MS Word document in Telugu script here (Typewritten in TL-Hemalatha Font) |
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