
This is one Divya Desam consisting of three temples, known by various names such as Parasara Kshetram, Vambulan Cholai, Garudapuri, and Tanjayali Nagar.
In the past, these three deities were situated in different locations around Thanjavur. Neelamegha Perumal was near the Manimuthar river, Manikkundra Perumal was in the Kalimedu area near Thanjavur, and Narasimha Perumal was near the Singa Perumal Kovil in Srinivasapuram.
Pasuram sung using above Ragam and Thalam
Words may be rearranged for prose order (Aṉvayam). Read meanings in black continuously for the simplified sense based on the Divyārtha Dīpikai.
Words may be rearranged for prose order (Aṉvayam). Read meanings in black continuously for the simplified sense based on the Divyārtha Dīpikai.
Words may be rearranged for prose order (Aṉvayam). Read meanings in black continuously for the simplified sense based on the Divyārtha Dīpikai.
Words may be rearranged for prose order (Aṉvayam). Read meanings in black continuously for the simplified sense based on the Divyārtha Dīpikai.
(i) The mates of Parāṅkuśa Nāyakī, who had prior knowledge of her contemplated move, dissuaded her, in a low whisper, from going ahead with it, lest the people around should reproach her for her aggressive stance. The Nāyakī was, however, not in the least worried about public opinion; as a matter of fact, she had become impervious to it long back. The Nāyakī stood on a pedestal of her own and the magnitude of her privation from God, of Supreme eminence, was not comparable with any known to the common man of the world.
Words may be rearranged for prose order (Aṉvayam). Read meanings in black continuously for the simplified sense based on the Divyārtha Dīpikai.