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தருப்பாவை (Thiruppavai)
தருப்பாவை (Thiruppavai) APK
1.0.1 ․ 6 years agoFree ․ Spiritual Samarpanam ⇣ Download APK (2.64 MB)
Thiruppavai in Tamil and English with meaning. Andal Nachiyar Tiruppavai pasuram
What's தருப்பாவை (Thiruppavai) APK?
தருப்பாவை (Thiruppavai) is a app for Android, It's developed by Spiritual Samarpanam author.
First released on google play in 8 years ago and latest version released in 6 years ago.
This app has 5 download times on Google play and rated as 4.25 stars with 24 rated times.
This product is an app in Books & Reference category. More infomartion of தருப்பாவை (Thiruppavai) on google play
The Tiruppavai (தருப்பாவை) is a collection of thirty stanzas (paasuram) written by Andal (Nachiyar), in praise of the Lord Perumal, (Vishnu). It is part of Divya Prabandha, a work of the twelve Alvars in Tamil literature.
After the sun sets, the period just before the ensuing dawn is called Bramhamuhurtham according to vedic scriptures. It is an auspicious time for it gives good thoughts and intentions. Practices like meditation and penances done during this hour, gives favorable results. According to Vedic calendar, 1 Earth-year is equal 1 celestial day. So the last 6 months on the earth (every year) is equal to 1 celestial night. Hence, the predawn period, the Bramhamuhurtha, for the heavenly beings falls in the month of Dhanurmasam. Andal taught us this Dhanurmasa Vratham because she wanted us to spend these auspicious days in contemplation of God. This vratham was performed for Krishna.
According to the poem God is only one and he appears in various forms for our sake. He accepts our offerings and blessings even when he is worshipped in an idol-form in our house
After the sun sets, the period just before the ensuing dawn is called Bramhamuhurtham according to vedic scriptures. It is an auspicious time for it gives good thoughts and intentions. Practices like meditation and penances done during this hour, gives favorable results. According to Vedic calendar, 1 Earth-year is equal 1 celestial day. So the last 6 months on the earth (every year) is equal to 1 celestial night. Hence, the predawn period, the Bramhamuhurtha, for the heavenly beings falls in the month of Dhanurmasam. Andal taught us this Dhanurmasa Vratham because she wanted us to spend these auspicious days in contemplation of God. This vratham was performed for Krishna.
According to the poem God is only one and he appears in various forms for our sake. He accepts our offerings and blessings even when he is worshipped in an idol-form in our house
