THE GOLDEN
THIRST
Two words joined in tamil language
takes a different form. These joint words may sometimes give a
different meaning. Unless, one undersands the two words which join it may lead
to different
meaning.
During a gosthi one person came and
asked what is the thirst for hiranyan? We were all
puzzled.
This is the pAsuram
ààà àààà àààààà àààààà ààààà-
ààà àààààà àààààààààààààà
-
mUnRam Tiruvandhadhi
31
hiranayana dhAgam -hiranyan's
thirst;
meaning thereby the thirst of hiryanyan or
the golden thirst.
AzvAr actually talks of EmperumAn
piercing the chest of hiranyan.
when the two words iraNiyan and AGam
combine it becomes iraNiyanadhAgam.
Agam -chest
it combines into
iraNiyanadhu+AGam merging to
iraNiyanadhAgam.
the correct chanting however, would
be
ivai avan koil iraNiyanadhu
Agam
avai seidhy ari vuruvam
Anan
ààà àààà àààààà àààààààà àààà
ààà àààààà
àààààààààààààà
(As narrated by Sri T Madhvan svami of
ThiruvallikkEANi -Grandson of Sri kadalakkai jIyar svAmi)
dasan
vanamamalai
padmanabhan
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