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Lyrics & meaning

Amudha Thirumugathil

From Devi Dharisanam · 1980

Lyricist
Kannadasan
Singer
Vani Jairam
Music director
M. S. Vishwanathan
Details
Devi Dharisanam1980

Lyrics & meaning

Tanglish lyrics English translation
Female
……………..Two lotus-like eyes on your nectar-sweet divine face
Female
Amutha thirumugaththil kumutha vizhiyiranduSeeing in my mind the grace that rains down beauty
Azhagu mazhai pozhiyum arulai manathil kanduBlissful honey springs forth; everything has become you!
Aananthath thaenooruthae anaiththum neeyaanathaeTwo lotus-like eyes on your nectar-sweet divine face
Female
Amutha thirumugaththil kumutha vizhiyiranduSeeing in my mind the grace that rains down beauty
Azhagu mazhai pozhiyum arulai manathil kanduBlissful honey springs forth; everything has become you!
Aananthath thaenooruthae anaiththum neeyaanathaeThe sacred Vedas are your divine feet
Female
Vedham unathu paadhangalaereached across the expanded world as your songs
Virintha ulagam unthan geethangalaeThe sacred Vedas are your divine feet
Vedham unathu paadhangalaereached across the expanded world as your songs
Virintha ulagam unthan geethangalaeThe clouds are the golden jewelry worn by you
Megam neeyaniyum pon nagaiyaeI beheld your grand, decorated form
Female
Alangaara roobam kandaenAnd within it, I witnessed divine illusion
Adhilaeyum maayam kandaenI beheld your grand, decorated form
Alangaara roobam kandaenAnd within it, I witnessed divine illusion
Adhilaeyum maayam kandaenThe divine embrace and sacred ablution
Aalinganam thiru manjanamI witnessed everlasting heaven...
Anantha sorkkam kandaen….Two lotus-like eyes on your nectar-sweet divine face
Female
Amutha thirumugaththil kumutha vizhiyiranduSeeing in my mind the grace that rains down beauty
Azhagu mazhai pozhiyum arulai manathil kanduBlissful honey springs forth; everything has become you!
Aananthath thaenooruthae anaiththum neeyaanathaeIn the state of yoga where divine Sakthi blossoms
Female
Sakthi malarntha yogaththilaeIn the swift surge of a heart gently crawling towards you
Thavazhum idhayam konda vegaththilaeIn the state of yoga where divine Sakthi blossoms
Sakthi malarntha yogaththilaeIn the swift surge of a heart gently crawling towards you
Thavazhum idhayam konda vegaththilaeI witness all the seven realms of the world
Yaezhu bhoomigalai kaanugindraenI perform the cosmic dance of joy
Inba nadanam aadugindraenThe divine play prevails across all three worlds
Female
Thirilogam engum leelaiAll seven oceans lie beneath your feet
Kadal yaezhum unthan keezhaeThe divine play prevails across all three worlds
Thirilogam engum leelaiAll seven oceans lie beneath your feet
Kadal yaezhum unthan keezhaeI reside in my body, but my mind resides in you
Naan ennidam manam unnidamBehold my form...
Paar enthan vadivam thannai….Behold my form...
Paar enthan vadivam thannai….Behold my form...
Paar enthan vadivam thannai….

Beyond the translation

Song interpretation

This soul-stirring song from Devi Dharisanam expresses the intense spiritual trance and devotion of a seeker beholding the divine mother Goddess. The lyricist poetically describes the Goddess's omnipresence—where her feet represent the Vedas, the expansive universe acts as her song, and the clouds serve as her golden ornaments. As the devotee meditates deeply, the boundaries between the self and the Supreme Divine dissolve into pure cosmic ecstasy. In the second half, the song delves into yogic awakening and cosmic realization. The devotee experiences vision of all seven realms and oceans under the Goddess's grace, realizing that while the physical vessel remains human, the consciousness has merged completely with the divine mother.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Monaid (Initial Rhyme / Assonance)

Amutha thirumugaththil kumutha vizhiyirandu

Repetition of the initial sound 'A' across opening lines (Amutha, Azhagu, Aananthath).

Uruvagam (Metaphor)

Vedham unathu paadhangalae

Directly equating the sacred Vedas to the feet of the Divine Goddess.

Metaphor (Cosmic Imagery)

Megam neeyaniyum pon nagaiyae

Describing clouds as the golden jewelry worn by the Goddess.

Emona / Rhyme (Iyaibu)

Alangaara roobam kandaen / Adhilaeyum maayam kandaen

Rhyming endings using 'kandaen' across consecutive lines.

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Trivia

Composed by legendary maestro M. S. Viswanathan with lyrics by Kannadasan, 'Amutha thirumugaththil' is regarded as one of Vani Jairam's finest classical-devotional renditions in Tamil cinema, showcasing her flawless voice control during intricate gamakas.

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