English With Meaning — Sivapuranam Lyrics In

“That which cannot be measured by inside or outside, nor known by any means—that is the divine Tiruvachakam and the Sivapuranam.” Explanation: This verse declares that the hymn itself is identical with the ineffable Lord. Verse 10 (Closing) Lyrics: Sivapuranam vallaar Peruvazhvu peruvaar, Sivan aru ludaith thaal Sindai seidhu kazhvaar

“Long live I, the sinner who cannot count my own sins! Long live that unique great compassion (of Shiva) that counts its own ways to save me!” Explanation: In beautiful irony, he blesses himself (the unworthy one) and extols Shiva’s grace that needs no reason to shower mercy. Verse 4 Lyrics: Unarvin uyir kazhikkum Ulaginayaka vazhga, Inippa arul paliththu Enai aanda vazhga sivapuranam lyrics in english with meaning

“Long live the feet of the holy one who is praised as ‘Lord of all’! Long live the One who gave me final liberation and placed me in salvation.” Explanation: The devotee acknowledges that even in his current state, Shiva has already granted him the assurance of mukti . Verse 8 Lyrics: Thiruvadi potri Thiruvarul potri, Perava potri, Piravaa potri “That which cannot be measured by inside or

“Long live the feet of the great Lord who grants the boon of ending rebirth! Long live the union of my untainted mind (or ‘bee-like mind’) and the lotus feet of the Lord.” Explanation: He prays for his mind to merge inseparably with Shiva’s lotus feet, like a bee with a flower. Verse 3 Lyrics: Yen kanakku ariya Iru vinaiyen vazhga, Than kanakku kondu Thani perum karunai Verse 4 Lyrics: Unarvin uyir kazhikkum Ulaginayaka vazhga,

“Long live the feet that are seen (by the wise), long live the feet that are conceived in thought. Long live the feet that are seen, long live the feet that are conceived.” Explanation: A repetition for emphasis, praising both the manifest and unmanifest forms of Shiva’s grace. Verse 7 Lyrics: Pothi ena potriya Punniyan adi vazhga, Muthi koduth ennai Mukthi yil vaitha vazhga

In Tamil Saivite tradition, reciting the Sivapuranam with understanding is believed to purify the mind, remove karmic bonds, and grant Arul (divine grace). It is often chanted during the , on Mondays, and during the month of Karthikai.

“Long live the sacred name ‘Nama Sivaya’! Long live the feet of the Lord (Nadan)! May the two karmas (good and bad deeds) that reside in my blinking mind disappear as falsehood.” Explanation: The devotee first salutes the Panchakshara mantra and Shiva’s feet, praying that all accumulated karma is destroyed. Verse 2 Lyrics: Pirava varam tharum Peruman adi vazhga, Karavatha manamum kamalamum Onraga vazhga