Tiruvāymoḻi
திருவாய்மொழி
Nammāḻvār’s 1,102 pāsurams—the thousand-song heart of the Tamil Veda—in Tamil and English.
दक्षिण वैष्णव
Meet two southern streams: Nammāḻvār’s Tamil revelation and the Guruvāyur tradition carried in Sanskrit and Malayalam through temple, song, remembrance, and surrender.
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Nammāḻvār’s 1,102 pāsurams—the thousand-song heart of the Tamil Veda—in Tamil and English.
The Bhāgavata condensed into one hundred daśakas, with Sanskrit, transliteration, and English.
The temple, its sacred image, its liturgical day, and the great bhaktas of the Wind and the Guru.
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திருவாய்மொழி
Nammāḻvār’s 1,102 pāsurams—the thousand-song heart of the Tamil Veda—in Tamil and English.
नारायणीयम्
The Bhāgavata condensed into one hundred daśakas, with Sanskrit, transliteration, and English.
ജ്ഞാനപ്പാന
Pūntānam’s beloved Malayalam song of wisdom, mortality, and refuge in the divine Name.
ഹരിനാമകീർത്തനം
Ezhuthachan’s alphabet-ordered Advaita-bhakti hymn, each verse returning to Hari’s Name.
गुरुवायुर्
The temple, its sacred image, its liturgical day, and the great bhaktas of the Wind and the Guru.