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    Thiruppavai – Goda’s Gita: Thiruppavai - Goda's Gita, #2
    Thiruppavai - Goda's Gita Volume 3: Thiruppavai - Goda's Gita, #3
    Thiruppavai – Goda’s Gita: Thiruppavai - Goda's Gita, #1
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    Thiruppavai - Goda's Gita Series

    By Swetha Sundaram

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    About this series

    Goda and her friends proceed to wake up Krishna and Nappinnai before starting their ritual. This book is a commentary on the sacred writing Thiruppavai composed by Sri Andal. This book is intertwined with interesting stories and anecdotes from the Ithihasas, Puranas, Guru Parampara and Sri Guruvayur Mahatmyam.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSwetha Sundaram
    Release dateMar 25, 2018
    Thiruppavai – Goda’s Gita: Thiruppavai - Goda's Gita, #2
    Thiruppavai - Goda's Gita Volume 3: Thiruppavai - Goda's Gita, #3
    Thiruppavai – Goda’s Gita: Thiruppavai - Goda's Gita, #1

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    • 1

      Thiruppavai – Goda’s Gita: Thiruppavai - Goda's Gita, #1
      Thiruppavai – Goda’s Gita: Thiruppavai - Goda's Gita, #1

      Thiruppavai – Goda’s Gita: Thiruppavai - Goda's Gita, #1

      Swetha Sundaram
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      The essence of ThiruppAvai is that ANDAL observed the month- long ritual called pavai-vratam to perform eternal service to the Lord and thereby gain the ultimate fruit of gaining the Lord as Her husband. She joined with the young milk-maids to observe this noble ritual. This book contains the description of this ritual and the teachings of Goda in a conversational format. During the observance of this ritual, ANDAL considered SrivilliputthUr as the Vrindavan in the north, the girls of Her birthplace as the Gopis and Herself as one of the Gopis and the temple of Vadapatra Saayee as the home of King Nanda and Vadapatra Saayee as Lord KrishNa Himself. This feeling state ( bhAvanai) ripened and led to the divine thirty paasurams of ThiruppAvai. ANDAL shows us the way to observe the Vratam in a spirit of Bridal Mysticism to gain the Lord's ParamAnugraham to serve Him forever at His Supreme abode. ThiruppAvai is eulogised as GodhOpanishad since it summarises the sacred meanings of the Upanishads. Govindan, the object of ANDAL's worship in ThiruppAvai has blessed us with Srimad Bhagavad Gita, which contains 700 slOkams; it is also Upanishad Saaram and hence it is revered as GitOpanishad. Both GitOpanishad and GodhOpanishad belong to the noble category of adhyAtmika Saastrams enjoying Bhagavad GuNAnubhavams and the five VedAntic doctrines (artha panchakam) linked to our quest for salvation.

      The essence of ThiruppAvai is that ANDAL observed the month- long ritual called pavai-vratam to perform eternal service to the Lord and thereby gain the ultimate fruit of gaining the Lord as Her husband. She joined with the young milk-maids to observe this noble ritual. This book contains the description of this ritual and the teachings of Goda in a conversational format. During the observance of this ritual, ANDAL considered SrivilliputthUr as the Vrindavan in the north, the girls of Her birthplace as the Gopis and Herself as one of the Gopis and the temple of Vadapatra Saayee as the home of King Nanda and Vadapatra Saayee as Lord KrishNa Himself. This feeling state ( bhAvanai) ripened and led to the divine thirty paasurams of ThiruppAvai. ANDAL shows us the way to observe the Vratam in a spirit of Bridal Mysticism to gain the Lord's ParamAnugraham to serve Him forever at His Supreme abode. ThiruppAvai is eulogised as GodhOpanishad since it summarises the sacred meanings of the Upanishads. Govindan, the object of ANDAL's worship in ThiruppAvai has blessed us with Srimad Bhagavad Gita, which contains 700 slOkams; it is also Upanishad Saaram and hence it is revered as GitOpanishad. Both GitOpanishad and GodhOpanishad belong to the noble category of adhyAtmika Saastrams enjoying Bhagavad GuNAnubhavams and the five VedAntic doctrines (artha panchakam) linked to our quest for salvation.

    • 2

      Thiruppavai – Goda’s Gita: Thiruppavai - Goda's Gita, #2
      Thiruppavai – Goda’s Gita: Thiruppavai - Goda's Gita, #2

      Thiruppavai – Goda’s Gita: Thiruppavai - Goda's Gita, #2

      Swetha Sundaram
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      Goda and her friends are ready to start the sacred ritual. When they arrive at the banks of the Yamuna, they notice that their ten friends are missing. They go in search of their ten friends. The essence of ThiruppAvai is that ANDAL observed the month-long Paavai vratam to perform eternal service to Lord Krishna and gain the ultimate fruit of gaining  Lord Krishna as Her husband. Everyone should learn the essence of the Bagawad Gita but, with over 700 slokams in the Bagawad Gita, it's not an easy text to study; but, what if there was a simpler way to learn the Bagawad Gita? Thiruppavai - Goda's Gita offers an easier way to learn the essence of the Bagawad Gita.  The Thiruppavai is an anthology, part of the Tamil Vedas called 4000 Divya Prabandhams. It was composed by Andal (Goda Nachiar) who is none other than Goddess Bhumi Devi. ThiruppAvai has 30 Paasurams and it is eulogised as GodhOpanishad since it summarizes the sacred meanings of the Upanishads in just 30 verses. The author has brought out the commentary of the Godopanishad in the format of a novel â conversation between Goda and her friends. The commentary is based on formal lectures attended by the author.

      Goda and her friends are ready to start the sacred ritual. When they arrive at the banks of the Yamuna, they notice that their ten friends are missing. They go in search of their ten friends. The essence of ThiruppAvai is that ANDAL observed the month-long Paavai vratam to perform eternal service to Lord Krishna and gain the ultimate fruit of gaining  Lord Krishna as Her husband. Everyone should learn the essence of the Bagawad Gita but, with over 700 slokams in the Bagawad Gita, it's not an easy text to study; but, what if there was a simpler way to learn the Bagawad Gita? Thiruppavai - Goda's Gita offers an easier way to learn the essence of the Bagawad Gita.  The Thiruppavai is an anthology, part of the Tamil Vedas called 4000 Divya Prabandhams. It was composed by Andal (Goda Nachiar) who is none other than Goddess Bhumi Devi. ThiruppAvai has 30 Paasurams and it is eulogised as GodhOpanishad since it summarizes the sacred meanings of the Upanishads in just 30 verses. The author has brought out the commentary of the Godopanishad in the format of a novel â conversation between Goda and her friends. The commentary is based on formal lectures attended by the author.

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      Thiruppavai - Goda's Gita Volume 3: Thiruppavai - Goda's Gita, #3
      Thiruppavai - Goda's Gita Volume 3: Thiruppavai - Goda's Gita, #3

      Thiruppavai - Goda's Gita Volume 3: Thiruppavai - Goda's Gita, #3

      Swetha Sundaram
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      Goda and her friends are ready to start the sacred ritual. When they arrive at the banks of the Yamuna, they notice that their ten friendsare missing. They go in search of their ten friends.The essence of ThiruppAvai is that ANDAL observed the month- long Paavai vratam to perform eternal service to Lord Krishna and gain the ultimate fruit of gaining Lord Krishna as Her husband.Everyone should learn the essence of the Bagawad Gita but, with over 700 slokams in the Bagawad Gita, it's not an easy text to study; but, what if there was a simpler way to learn the Bagawad Gita?Thiruppavai - Goda's Gita offers an easier way to learn the essence of the Bagawad Gita.The Bagawad Gita is the essence of the Upanishads, part of the Sanskrit Vedas. The Sanskrit Vedas are called as 'marai" in Tamil because it is not easy to decipher the meaning of the verses easily as they contain many hidden meanings. The AzhwAr Saints revealed the meaning of the Vedic Verses in Tamil. They composed the pasurams in such a way that it is easy to understand the meaning of the Sanskrit Vedas.The Thiruppavai is an anthology, part of the Tamil Vedas called 4000 Divya Prabandhams. It was composed by Andal (Goda Nachiar) who is none other than Goddess Bhumi Devi. ThiruppAvai has 30 Paasurams and it is eulogised as GodhOpanishad since it summarizes the sacred meanings of the Upanishads in just 30 verses. The Dhanur Maasa also called Margazhi Maasa in Tamil is dedicated to studying Thiruppavai. The author has brought out the commentary of the Godopanishad in the format of a novel " conversation between Goda and her friends. The commentary is based on formal lectures attended by the author.

      Goda and her friends are ready to start the sacred ritual. When they arrive at the banks of the Yamuna, they notice that their ten friendsare missing. They go in search of their ten friends.The essence of ThiruppAvai is that ANDAL observed the month- long Paavai vratam to perform eternal service to Lord Krishna and gain the ultimate fruit of gaining Lord Krishna as Her husband.Everyone should learn the essence of the Bagawad Gita but, with over 700 slokams in the Bagawad Gita, it's not an easy text to study; but, what if there was a simpler way to learn the Bagawad Gita?Thiruppavai - Goda's Gita offers an easier way to learn the essence of the Bagawad Gita.The Bagawad Gita is the essence of the Upanishads, part of the Sanskrit Vedas. The Sanskrit Vedas are called as 'marai" in Tamil because it is not easy to decipher the meaning of the verses easily as they contain many hidden meanings. The AzhwAr Saints revealed the meaning of the Vedic Verses in Tamil. They composed the pasurams in such a way that it is easy to understand the meaning of the Sanskrit Vedas.The Thiruppavai is an anthology, part of the Tamil Vedas called 4000 Divya Prabandhams. It was composed by Andal (Goda Nachiar) who is none other than Goddess Bhumi Devi. ThiruppAvai has 30 Paasurams and it is eulogised as GodhOpanishad since it summarizes the sacred meanings of the Upanishads in just 30 verses. The Dhanur Maasa also called Margazhi Maasa in Tamil is dedicated to studying Thiruppavai. The author has brought out the commentary of the Godopanishad in the format of a novel " conversation between Goda and her friends. The commentary is based on formal lectures attended by the author.

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      Thiruppavai Goda's Gita - Volume 4: Thiruppavai - Goda's Gita, #4
      Thiruppavai Goda's Gita - Volume 4: Thiruppavai - Goda's Gita, #4

      Thiruppavai Goda's Gita - Volume 4: Thiruppavai - Goda's Gita, #4

      Swetha Sundaram
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      Goda and her friends proceed to wake up Krishna and Nappinnai before starting their ritual. This book is a commentary on the sacred writing Thiruppavai composed by Sri Andal. This book is intertwined with interesting stories and anecdotes from the Ithihasas, Puranas, Guru Parampara and Sri Guruvayur Mahatmyam.

      Goda and her friends proceed to wake up Krishna and Nappinnai before starting their ritual. This book is a commentary on the sacred writing Thiruppavai composed by Sri Andal. This book is intertwined with interesting stories and anecdotes from the Ithihasas, Puranas, Guru Parampara and Sri Guruvayur Mahatmyam.

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    Swetha Sundaram

    Swetha Sundaram lives in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. She is an Instrumentation and Controls Engineer working in Calgary. She graduated from B.S. in Engineering Honours Program from University of Guelph, Ontario, Canada. She writes on a variety of subjects; some of the topics include, Sri Vaishnavism, health & diet, history and children’s books. She believes in promoting love and equality. She has travelled to many countries and has lived in many different countries. Apart from writing, her hobbies also include sketching, gardening and reading.

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