Guest guest Report post Posted August 27, 2004 vEalai mOdhum madhiL sUzh thiru-k-kaNNapuram Yesterday my professional work took me to Ennore to a cold storge plant. While we were in the offie of the plant, we could hear big sound constantly. On enquiry, I was taken upstairs to the terreace and lo! the vast expanse of the sea was visible across the compund wall. The waves which was going back and forth was making the sound banging on the wall of the factory. My thoughts slowly drifted towards our beloved 'thiruk-kaNNa-puram'. The thiru-voi-mozhi-p pAsuram 'mAlai nanni, thozhudu ezhuminOA! vinai keda....vElai mOdhum madhiL sUzh" 9-10-1 clearly narrates this very event. The waves of the sea bangs on the great wall of thiruk-kaNNa-puram. Everyone knows that thirukkaNNapuram is about 15kms away from the sea. Then how is it sated by AzhwAr that the sea is confronting the temple walls? It is the esteemed opinion of our elders that the sea must have been near the temple earlier and must have receded now. This is not a stray thought by nam-AzhwAr but sri thirumangain mannan has also touched on this aspect. "..kalangal munnEr kaNNapurathu" periya thiru-mozhi 8-8-2 The thiru-k-kaNNapuram having sea in one side. Well what does Edu say in this regard: 'samudhram aNithAgiyAlEa, thiraigaLAlEa vandhu mOdhA ninRuLLa sUzap pattirundhuLLa thiruk-kaNNa-puram' As the sea is nearby, the thiru-kaNNapuram is surrounded by walls where the sea waves bang back and forth. Is it all? No there are more walls to the story. (to be continued) vanamamalai padmanabhan Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 28, 2004 respected sir it is really gratifying to read the 'WALLS' that surround us. If u have published such fine theories kindly let us know the book name.. uif u have not done so, please store this highly informative notes for posterity...for today we do not have many to give forth such fine thoughts.... please continue yr thoughts... respects rajaraman rrb4u --- Padmanabhan <aazhwar wrote: > > vEalai mOdhum madhiL sUzh > thiru-k-kaNNapuram > > Yesterday my professional work took me to Ennore to > a cold storge plant. While we were in the offie of > the plant, we could hear big sound constantly. On > enquiry, I was taken upstairs to the terreace and > lo! the vast expanse of the sea was visible across > the compund wall. The waves which was going back and > forth was making the sound banging on the wall of > the factory. > > My thoughts slowly drifted towards our beloved > 'thiruk-kaNNa-puram'. > > The thiru-voi-mozhi-p pAsuram 'mAlai nanni, thozhudu > ezhuminOA! vinai keda....vElai mOdhum madhiL sUzh" > 9-10-1 clearly narrates this very event. The waves > of the sea bangs on the great wall of > thiruk-kaNNa-puram. > > Everyone knows that thirukkaNNapuram is about 15kms > away from the sea. Then how is it sated by AzhwAr > that the sea is confronting the temple walls? It is > the esteemed opinion of our elders that the sea must > have been near the temple earlier and must have > receded now. > > This is not a stray thought by nam-AzhwAr but sri > thirumangain mannan has also touched on this aspect. > "..kalangal munnEr kaNNapurathu" periya thiru-mozhi > 8-8-2 > The thiru-k-kaNNapuram having sea in one side. > > Well what does Edu say in this regard: > 'samudhram aNithAgiyAlEa, thiraigaLAlEa vandhu mOdhA > ninRuLLa sUzap pattirundhuLLa thiruk-kaNNa-puram' > > As the sea is nearby, the thiru-kaNNapuram is > surrounded by walls where the sea waves bang back > and forth. > > Is it all? No there are more walls to the story. > (to be continued) > vanamamalai padmanabhan > > ===== RAJARAMAN ______________________ India Matrimony: Find your life partner online Go to: http://.shaadi.com/india-matrimony Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
