Together yet miles apart - Page 2

@ Ramya, I am not even 100% sure it was thirukkural, but from what I heard and read here which you had posted, I thought they may be same. (I heard it in Bangalore temple where I make regular visits). But they recite such type of chants after Mahamangalarathi in the morning.

@Jaya: It can be naalayira divya prabhandham which is a collection of 4000 slogans on Vishnu written by 12 alwars in different periods or simply thirupavai. I suspect that it can't be thirukkural as it has no mention of god and language anywhere.

Originally posted by: Ramyalaxmi

@Jaya: It can be naalayira divya prabhandham which is a collection of 4000 slogans on Vishnu written by 12 alwars in different periods or simply thirupavai. I suspect that it can't be thirukkural as it has no mention of god and language anywhere.

yes, I think it is called Thirupavai. But the group chanting too good to hear but as you know my Tamil knowledge is by hearing it and through watching movies. So I can only understand the dialogues and not beyond that. If you have it in Englich script, please share (with translation, if possible) that as PM. I would love to read and understand, if not recite fluently.

Did someone say Thiruppvai? *comes running*

@ 😆 😆 😆 yes, I loved hearing that, loved the tune but can't catch up since I can not follow the language and speed

Originally posted by: deejagi

@ 😆 😆 😆 yes, I loved hearing that, loved the tune but can't catch up since I can not follow the language and speed

Originally posted by: KrishnaPriyaa

Can I explain. Can I? *jumps around*

yes please,

Originally posted by: KrishnaPriyaa

Can I explain. Can I? *jumps around*

Arrey update andal ff soon😉

Originally posted by: Ramyalaxmi

Arrey update andal ff soon😉

Originally posted by: KrishnaPriyaa

I am working on it. My question is, should I explain all 30 of the Thirupaavai? Or the ones which show the essence? I was originally angling for the latter.

If possible all 30 pasuram 😊