Author: Saravanan Thirumoolar
Thirumanthiram presented by Thirumoolar
We present in full of all the 3,108 musical songs (3,046 original verses plus the later additions of 62 verses) sung in pleasant music and divine voice by Mr. Veera Manigandan in his musical album “Thirumoolar Aruliya Thirumanthiram”, with lot of thanks for his great work, for the benefit of everyone here.
Album: Thirumoolar Aruliya Thirumanthiram
Vocal: Mr. Veera Manigandan
Music: Mr. Veera Manigandan
Publisher: Thirumanthira Thamizhisai
All the Songs Individually:
01. Proem (Songs 1 To 112):
02. First Tantra (Songs 113 To 172):
03. First Tantra (Songs 173 To 232):
04. First Tantra (Songs 233 To 336):
05. Second Tantra (Songs 337 To 396):
06. Second Tantra (Songs 397 To 456):
07. Second Tantra (Songs 457 To 548):
08. Third Tantra (Songs 549 To 608):
09. Third Tantra (Songs 609 To 668):
10. Third Tantra (Songs 669 To 728):
11. Third Tantra (Songs 729 To 788):
12. Third Tantra (Songs 789 To 848):
13. Third Tantra (Songs 849 To 883):
14. Fourth Tantra (Songs 884 To 943):
15. Fourth Tantra (Songs 944 To 1003):
16. Fourth Tantra (Songs 1004 To 1063):
17. Fourth Tantra (Songs 1064 To 1123):
18. Fourth Tantra (Songs 1124 To 1183):
19. Fourth Tantra (Songs 1184 To 1243):
20. Fourth Tantra (Songs 1244 To 1303):
21. Fourth Tantra (Songs 1304 To 1363):
22. Fourth Tantra (Songs 1364 To 1418):
23. Fifth Tantra (Songs 1419 To 1478):
24. Fifth Tantra (Songs 1479 To 1572):
25. Sixth Tantra (Songs 1573 To 1632):
26. Sixth Tantra (Songs 1633 To 1703):
27. Seventh Tantra (Songs 1704 To 1763):
28. Seventh Tantra (Songs 1764 To 1823):
29. Seventh Tantra (Songs 1824 To 1883):
30. Seventh Tantra (Songs 1884 To 1943):
31. Seventh Tantra (Songs 1944 To 2003):
32. Seventh Tantra (Songs 2004 To 2063):
33. Seventh Tantra (Songs 2064 To 2121):
34. Eighth Tantra (Songs 2122 To 2181):
35. Eighth Tantra (Songs 2182 To 2241):
36. Eighth Tantra (Songs 2242 To 2301):
37. Eighth Tantra (Songs 2302 To 2361):
38. Eighth Tantra (Songs 2362 To 2421):
39. Eighth Tantra (Songs 2422 To 2481):
40. Eighth Tantra (Songs 2482 To 2541):
41. Eighth Tantra (Songs 2542 To 2601):
42. Eighth Tantra (Songs 2602 To 2648):
43. Ninth Tantra (Songs 2649 To 2708):
44. Ninth Tantra (Songs 2709 To 2768):
45. Ninth Tantra (Songs 2769 To 2828):
46. Ninth Tantra (Songs 2829 To 2888):
47. Ninth Tantra (Songs 2889 To 2948):
48. Ninth Tantra (Songs 2949 To 3008):
49. Ninth Tantra (Songs 3009 To 3047):
50. Extra Verses (Songs 3048 To 3108):
All the Songs in Play List:
Gurunathar’s message Moola Star #7
Gurunathar’s Divine Message – Moolam Pooja ~ 12-09-2005
I perceive confusion here: “Which path should be taken to reach God?” Yoga, Bhakthi or Gnana Margam – which is the best part? The path that seems easiest to an individual is the one best suited for him. In any building you can have two or three entrances. Whichever the way you take you can enter into the house. However choosing the trouble free easy path is the wisest move. For many lack of physical and mental health proves to be obstructions in the path of Yoga.
The Bhakthi margam helps people to achieve Godhood by chanting mantras. Music also becomes an aid to devotion. If you worship God with devotion He will not stay away from you. In the Kaliyugam, Yoga practices and meditative states are difficult to adopt. Hence the easy method is Bhakthi margam or the path of devotion which is Namakirtan. However if we have a deep and exalted will you can take up the practice of Yoga. I have metioned the easy path for your choice.
In the Gnana margam there are certain confusions because each Guru has his own explanation. Before you can understand which is the right interpretation your life on earth may be over. If you do not take up Yoga, then following the Bhakthi margam will be the best solution.
{Translation of Gurunathar’s Divine message given to and read by Guruji Shri.K.V.Narayanan}
Gurunathar’s message Moola Star #6
Gurunathar’s Divine Message- Moolam Pooja ~15-08-2005
I have thought of an answer to a question of which I have become aware. Is it essential to practice meditation at the same time and place? If so, why? This in itself is an excellent question. There is the physical body, the astral self, the causal body and the soul. If you separate these it becomes easier to understand. The physical body needs food. So we eat at specific times. As we near the mealtimes we feel pangs of hunger. After eating, they disappear. So food becomes necessary for the body. Similarly it becomes necessary to meditate at the same time and place for the astral body and soul; we must try to make this a habit. The mind becomes steady when we approach the accustomed place. For those who meditate and chant, mantras constantly this is not necessary.
I have not mentioned this because there are few who belong to this group which is typical of the Kaliyugam. Generally speaking, for those who want to advance spiritually it will benefit them to choose specific periods of time for sadhana and one specific place.
{Translation of Gurunathar’s Divine message given to and read by Guruji Shri.K.V.Narayanan}
Gurunathar’s message Moola Star #5
Gurunathar’s Divine Message – Moolam Pooja ~19-07-2005
I would like to shed light on a specific question.”Do children have to bear the results of the sins committed by their parents?” I can explain this easily. During this age if a parent becomes a thief his son cannot be punished for his crime. Even the law does not allow this. The Karmic law dictates the same. Each person has to experience the fruit of his own actions and fulfill his destiny. Sometimes the joint family practice can create issues. For example: If parents keep indifferent health, the other members of the family are affected. The reason is the bonds of affection created by relationships. They do not suffer for reasons in their individual lives but spend their karma through such relationships. This is due to the bonds of love and affection. Similarly good parents sometimes have a child who has an accumulation of negative karma and have to suffer through looking after him. Such a child is born to them with the purpose of their completing their karma. Still we cannot say that the sins of the father are visited on the son. The explanation is: each person has to experience the result of his own actions.
{Translation of Gurunathar’s Divine message given to and read by Guruji Shri.K.V.Narayanan}
Gurunathar’s message Moola Star #4
Gurunathar’s Divine Message – Moolam Pooja – 22-06-2005
Here is an answer to a general question: “Why is it that only Hindu Gods have eight or ten arms with weapons in them?” On thinking, the answer comes easily, each weapon is for protection and the eight arms cover the eight directions. If there are two or more arms, they are also for protection: you will find them pointing upwards and downwards. The upward arm in the “abhyam” posture is for protection from fear and for granting general blessings while the downward arm signifies protection from forces below and also denotes receiving of protective energies.
The second question is important. Why is the large Vinayagar seated on the small rat (Mooshigan)? The first answer is that our arrogance is represented as the vahanam. We should gain control over it and decrease it. Unless we start with this we cannot progress towards wisdom of ‘Gnanam’. The second answer is that on achieving the ‘Ashtama Siddhis’ or eight siddhis one should be able to seat oneself on a form that is proportionately much smaller, without discomfort. Vinayagar shows us that we can achieve anything by the fusion of the soul with the universal consciousness (or Omkar). Please think over this carefully and give two more interpretations if possible.
{Translation of Gurunathar’s Divine message given to and read by Guruji Shri.K.V.Narayanan}
Gurunathar’s message Moola Star #3
Gurunathar’s Divine Message -Moolam Pooja ~ 25-05-2005
There are some who are eager to ask me a few questions and obtain the answers. In spite of my repeated assurances, that those who have faith in me should have no fears, I am surprised to find they still have doubts and fears. Still, I understand that perhaps I should not perceive others from my point of view. By way of correcting myself, I reply to an elderly lady who thought of asking me a question. Everything is God’s action. The beginning and end will be attained without difficulty. I am happy to perceive the measures that have been adopted to solve the problems and your sincere performance of prayers.
There are some who have fears regarding their health. They are advised to continue to take medicines they are now taking and everything will become all right. One person feels that in spite of his practicing meditation, chanting mantras, performing good religious and social acts he seems to be in the same situation as before. To this person I say: “Dear one, we are all together on the same path. I am a little ahead of you and you are a little behind me. That is the only difference.” Those who are on the spiritual path are assured of liberation. The moment of salvation is according to your destiny. For example, as I have mentioned before, if we sow crops we can’t force them to grow by pulling them. On the other hand, it will only destroy them. You have to take your time in achieving your objectives through Meditation and Karma yoga methods. A mental attitude of hurrying is not suitable for spiritual advancement. Rome was not built in a day. I have mentioned this before. If this is the way for a group of buildings, let us consider and think about the number of births one has to go through and the time needed for the soul to merge with God. As a result of the good acts that you have done you are now on the spiritual path. This itself is a big advancement. There is no place here for fear or anxiety.
I hereby assure you that disease and karmic situation will go away completely. It is destined that you should go through small problems. It must be realized that this is the only way to burn one’s karma. It is destined that the karma incurred through the body has to be experienced and burnt by the body. That is what is happening now. However if we surrender everything to the Lord it would only end in good.
{Translation of Gurunathar’s Divine message given to and read by Guruji Shri.K.V.Narayanan}
Gurunathar’s Message on Ashwini Star #2
Gurunathar’s Divine Message ~ Ashwini Pooja ~ 07-05-2005
One person mentally raised a doubt, “When we start a good work should we always check to see if the time is auspicious?”.
Generally, starting good work at good times has become the practice. I would say there is nothing wrong with this. Those days, good works were started during period of Kuligan and bad or inauspicious were started during periods of Raghu. This practice has now changed. Some periods during the day have been set aside for good jobs and some for inauspicious ones. Whichever the method followed, when a person performs his duties untiringly, any time is auspicious. Such a person has realized that ‘work is worship’. When he starts a good work, he does not attach importance to the auspiciousness of time. It is his mental state which is important. This is so whether the purpose of his work is personal or for the common good of others. However, tradition makes us abide by the rule of looking for a good time and this is not wrong.
This leads to another question, “Does performing work at auspicious times always yield good results?”.
This is not necessary. As mentioned before, the mental state of a person is important. It is God’s law that ‘anything done with good intention will yield good results’. Hence, looking for an auspicious time is not required. Tradition is the only justification for this practice. I reiterate that for those who believe in hard work and for those who believe in God any time is an auspicious time. This is my conclusion.
[Translation of Gurunathar’s divine message given to and read by Guruji Shri K.V. Narayanan]
Gurunathar’s Message on Moola Star #2
Gurunathar’s Divine Message ~ Moolam Pooja ~ 28-04-2005
Nowadays there are some who are confused as to why one should go to temples to worship God when he is omnipresent. Our homes or any other place should do just as well. I would like to explain the reason.
If a temple is built according to traditional norms it will be in keeping with the “Agama Vasthu Shasthras”, because of this we see different kinds of towers. The most important factor is they are based on triangular shapes. In the western world they have made it into a science. Nowadays people write and talk about the characteristics of the pyramid. It is apt to observe that this was already known in ancient India.
For those who think it is not necessary to go to temples, I would like to remind them of something. Traditionally it was normal to get up in the morning, have one’s bath and go to the temple to pray before starting one’s daily routine. There was a reason for this. Temples which were built according to the Vasthu Shastra, with triangular formations and sanctified chakras under the idols radiate energy rays, which removed the negative vibrations in those who sit in the temple even for a short while. Their health also improved greatly. Every village has at least one ancient temple.
These days’ temples are built according to modern architecture. I feel the temple built of traditional architecture are more beneficial to people. This is because every corner and every formation of the temple has been built with the idea of benefiting man. Even if an atheist were to sit on the outer courtyard or ‘praharam’ of the temple he is sure to benefit from it.
[Translation of Gurunathar’s divine message given to and read by Guruji Shri K.V. Narayanan]
Gurunathar’s Message on Ashwini Star #1
Gurunathar’s Divine Message ~ Ashwini Pooja ~ 09-04-2005
I would like to dispel the confusion in the mind of a Person here. The question arises, that if a Person’s birth date, his horoscope and death date are decided before he is even born, and if he dies before his time has come, is this too decided beforehand?
I shall answer this here. Before a Person is born, the balance of his karma decides his birth horoscope. Along with his completing the karma of his previous birth the date and time of his death are decided. Man however does not conform only to this destiny. In this birth he can add to his karma or lessen it. Sometimes, good or bad karma can determine a premature death. If we can keep an account of the karma of this birth we can also predict such a premature death.
If you perform good karma, life can go smoothly without difficulties. If there is a rebirth, the new horoscope will be of good standing.
[Translation of Gurunathar’s divine message given to and read by Guruji Shri K.V. Narayanan]