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The Form realized by Yogis


திருநாவுக்கரசர் தேவாரம்
தலம்    திருவாரூர்
திருத்தாண்டகம்
ஆறாம் திருமுறை

திருச்சிற்றம்பலம்

உயிராவணம் இருந்து உற்று நோக்கி
    உள்ளக் கிழியின் உருவெழுதி
உயிர் ஆவணஞ் செய்திட்டு உன்கைத் தந்தால்
    உணரப் படுவாரோடு ஒட்டி வாழ்தி
அயிராவணம் ஏறாது ஆனேறு ஏறி
    அமரர் நாடு ஆளாதே ஆரூராண்ட
அயிராவணமே என்னம்மானே நின்
    அருட்கண்ணால் நோக்காதார் அல்லாதாரே.

திருச்சிற்றம்பலம்

thirun^Avukkaracar thEvAram
thalam     thiruvArUr
thiruththANDakam
ARAm thirumuRai

thiruchchiRRambalam

uyirAvaNam irun^thu uRRu n^Okki
    uLLak kiziyin uru ezuthi
uyir AvaNany cheythiTTu un kaiththan^thAl
    uNarap paDuvArODu oTTi vAzthi
ayirAvaNam ERAthu AnERu ERi
    amarar n^ADu ALAthE ArUr ANDa
ayirAvaNamE en ammAnE n^in
    aruTkaNNAl n^OkkAthAr allAthArE.

thiruchchiRRambalam

Meaning:
Holding the breath, stationing the sight,
painting the Form in the canvas of mind,
making the life as a pledge and give in 
Your hands, stay as the One being realized !
Not riding the airAvatham, riding the bull,
Not ruling the world of divines,  ruling
thiruvArUr, oh the Lord of anthill, my
Beloved, those who are not seen by Your
Gracious eyes they are as good as non-existent !

Notes:
1. This song describes the yogic way of worship.
2. For those who meditate focussing on 
whichever form of God, God stays with them
in that form and in that relationship.
c.f. Aroruvar uLguvAr uLLaththuLLE 
    avvuruvAy n^iRkinRa aruLum thOnRum - appar.
3. Those who don't make effort to get identified
for God's Grace have effectively lost the essence
of life and are as good as non-existent.
4. uyirththal - breathing; kizi - canvas for drawing;
AvaNam - bond document; ayirAvaNam - elephant
of indra; AnERu - bull; ayir - fine sand (of anthill); 
ayirAvaNam - puRRiDam koNDAr (God in thiruvArUr 
is in the form of anthill).

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