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Category Archives: ramayana
A scout’s succint report.
The scout has returned in style. The graceful simian has accomplished his critical mission. He has traced his lord’s spouse to the inaccessible island where she is incarcerated by the devious demon. And he has prevented her from laying down … Continue reading
Posted in Annamacharya, literature, music, poetry, ramayana
Tagged Annamayya, Ramayana, Sundara kanda
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The scout brings good tidings to his anxious master.
Here is a fascinating Annamacharya lyric, in the form of a poignant dialogue between Hanuman and his forlorn Lord Sri Rama. The lyric is set to music in Raga Aabhogi in Adi Talam (Eight beat cycle), Hanuman has returned after … Continue reading
Posted in Annamacharya, literature, music, poetry, ramayana
Tagged Aabhogi, Hanuman, Rama, Ravana, Sita
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Where arev you lurking, dear sir, the water lily is forlorn.
In Indian pantheon and tradition the moon is regarded as a male.god. He is considered to be some sort of Don Juan. He is the Lord of the stars, he is the lord of the water-lillies. Practically every Telugu child … Continue reading
Mohanam, simply bewitching – 2
Tyaga Raja is exhausted and dejected. Had not been able to offer the five course lunch he would have loved to offer to his Dear Lord Rama. He had told the Lord somewhat curtly, to get satisfied with the little … Continue reading
Posted in music, ramayana, Tyagaraja, Uncategorized
Tagged amaranthus, bhavanuta, Bheema, Braahmi Muhurtham, C major, Chakravaaka, Lord Rama, Mohanam, paanakam, Rameswaram, Saarasa nethra aparaguna, Sankarabharanam, Sanskritised Telugu, Sowmithri, Stradivarius violin, Tyaga Raja, vada pappu, Vaikuntham, Yetula Brothuvo teliya
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