Endaro Mahaanubhaavulu

Endaro Mahaanubhaavulu is a song written by Tyagaraja and is now famous all over the world.This song was composed by him after watching the great Shadkala Govinda Mara perform. The language it is composed in is Telugu. The song is a dedication to all the great maestros and performers. The line : "ENDARO MAHANU BAVULU ANDARIKI VANDANAMULU" means "Salutations to all the great men in this world"

ynopsis

In this gem of a poem, Thyagaraja, described the greatness of the devotees through the ages. He pays his salutations to the great men who live in all the ages, A yogi attains and enjoys paramananda by reaching the stage of samadhi when in the course of sahasra chakra the power of kundalam and maheswara are joined together from where at flood of nectar is released. In the soundarya Lahiri , Shankara Bhagwat Sahesrarey praises ambal as “Padma Sahahasi, Padya Vihase”. True devotees are persons who have attained this stage.

Rama is handsome like crazy mannada, He has a majestic walk, and we should see him clearly. Those who are engaged in Samagana should do Rama's bhajan through music based on ragam, bhava and laya, The poet says that devotion means to surrender you lotus like mind at his feet,

We should understand that paramatma lives in all the living things and therefore we should live with love and friendship. We should understand the meaning and greatness of the religion after careful study and praise the glory of Rama with a peaceful mind There will be many men, Who knowing the greatness of Shri Rama, have understood that religion without bhakti is meaningless. There will be many devotees who fall into the above category who by means of true bhakti are able to derive boundless joy by meditation on him.

I bow to all these great men and my salutation are to the immortal men who through bhakti are totally devoted to Rama and who are close Thayagaraja. My salutations to his dear followers and worshippers

External links

* [http://musicindiaonline.com/l/1/m/artist.10/ Hear the song Endaro Mahaanubhaavulu at musicindiaonline]
* [http://www.ecse.rpi.edu/Homepages/shivkuma/personal/music/endaromahanubhavulu-new.htm Meaning, Word by Word]