THIRUPPAVAI 23RD PAASURAM
MARIMALAI MUZHAINIIL
Māri malai muzhainjil," describes the majesty of Lord Vishnu (often interpreted as Narasimha) by comparing Him to a powerful lion emerging from its cave, with fiery eyes and a roaring presence, urging the Gopis to worship Him and seeking His grace for rain and divine protection, signifying deep devotion and surrender.
Thiruppavai 23, a sacred prayer filled with humility, devotion, and quiet strength. This 23rd pasuram of Thiruppavai is part of the Marghazhi celebrations and is revered for its spiritual significance. According to various interpretations, the poem describes the devotees' plea to the Lord to wake up and bless them with His presence ¹.
The pasuram compares the Lord to a majestic lion sleeping in a mountain cave, awakening with fiery eyes and a mighty roar. It implores the Lord to similarly arise from His slumber, sit on His throne, and grant the devotees' wishes.
Some people think that Thiruppavai 23 holds a special significance as it highlights the unique position of Andal among the 12 Alwars, showcasing her unwavering devotion and love for the Lord. The poem's message emphasizes the importance of humility, devotion, and righteousness in one's spiritual journey.
Spiritual significance: A prayer for devotees to seek the Lord's blessings
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