Omkara rupiNi – Ammavaari paata
Omkara rupiNi lyrics in English with meaning: This song is written on Goddess Parvati who is Mahishasuramardini. Here the poet is praising the goddess by various names and prays to save us all.
‘Omkara rupiNi’ Saahityam Meaning:
Pallavi: O Parvati, you are the form of Omkara, there in the Kleemkaara Bija Mantras, the goddess of this world and the embodiment of nature.
Anupallavi: You are in half of Lord Shiva’s body, which pervades this entire world. You are the power to take away the sins of your devotees and the chief consort of Lord Brahma (Saraswati Devi-Parvati, Lakshmi, Saraswati are incarnations of Goddess Lalita according to the Lalithopakhyana in the Brahmanda Mahapurana).
CharaNam: Parameshwari, king of the animal’s lion is your vehicle, you are the good conducted wife of Lord Nataraja, you blended like jewellery as half-part of Lord Shiva (arthanaareeswari), and fulfil the requests of all living beings; O Kashipura Kamakshi, Meenakshi of Mathura* you pour love and compassionate on us hey mother Parvati.
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Tip:
Many people come to me saying that we love music/dance so much that we have not been able to learn it so we want to teach it to children. I tell them that music/dance is not limited to a certain age group, anyone can learn. If you like then learn.
Lack of time is also a problem, although it may seem difficult at first, once you start coming to the class becomes a habit without you realizing it. Plus it doesn’t feel difficult as you are learning something you love.
Since music/dance is what you are learning, these two will be involved in every auspicious thing that happens in your life. God’s songs can be sung while performing pujas and vratas. You can dance at weddings and celebrations. Also, if you participate in the celebrations in your office, you will have a special identity.
It is our responsibility to leave some memories to remember us after we die, for such memories I hope you will learn something you like and display it and share happiness with those around you.
Did I say too much?? But think about what I just said.
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