രാഗം - സൗരാഷ്ട്രം

താളം - ആദി

ദേവത - ശിവൻ (തൃക്കണ്ടിയൂർ)        

Raagam - Sourashtram

Thaalam - Aadi

Deity - Shiva (Thrikandiyoor)

അടിയനില്‍ കനിയണേ... മഹാദേവാ...

ആനന്ദമൂര്‍ത്തേ... തൃക്കണ്ട്‌യൂരപ്പാ

ഇനിയെന്നും തവ.. തിരുനടയില്‍

ഈണത്തില്‍ പാടിടാം നിന്‍സ്തുതികള്‍

ഉലകിനുനാഥാ.. ഞങ്ങളെയെല്ലാം

ഈര്‍ജ്ജസ്വലരായ്‌.. കാത്തീടണേ...  

ജഷിശ്വരന്‍ പൂജിച്ച പരമേശ്വരാ...

എന്‍ ഗാനധാര... സ്വീകരിക്കേണമേ  

ഏഴകള്‍ചെയ്യും പിഴകള്‍ പൊറുക്കണേ

ഐശ്വര്യമേകണേ... എല്ലാര്‍ക്കും  

ഒരുനേരം നിന്‍മുന്നില്‍... തൊഴുതാലോ...

ഓര്‍മ്മയി ലെന്നും നിറയുമാ തിരുരൂപം

ഓഷധമാവണേ എന്‍നോവുകളില്‍

അംബാപതി നിന്‍.. ദര്‍ശനവും..

അഭ ചേര്‍ന്നക്ഷരമാലയിലും തുഞ്ചത്താചാര്യനും

അനുഗ്രഹമേകിയ ചൈതന്യമേ...

തൃക്കണ്ടിയൂരപ്പാ... കൈതൊഴാം. 

|Pallavi|

Adiyanil kaniyaname... Mahadeva...

Anandamoorthe... Thrikkandiyoorappa.

|Anupallavi|

Iniyennum thava.. thirunadayil

Eenathil paadidaam nin sthuthikal

|Charanam-1|

Ulakinunadha.. njangaleyiellaam Oorjjaswalaraay.. kaathidane... Jaadheeswaran poojicha Parameshwara... En gaanadhaara... sweekarikehename

|Charanam-2|

Ezhalalcheyyum pizhakal porukkane Aishwaryamekane... ellaarkkum Oruneram nin munnil... thozhuthalo... Ormmayilennum nirayumaa thiruroopam

|Charanam-3|

Oushadhamavaname ennovukalil Ambapathin.. darshanavum..

Aba chernnaksharamalayilum Thunchathaacharyanum Anugrahamekiya chaithanyame... Thrikkandiyoorappa... kaithozhaam.

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Summary :       This hymn captures a devotee's total surrender to Lord Shiva at Thrikkandiyur, weaving together prayers for personal healing, universal well-being, and historical cultural reverence.

A Promise of Song (Pallavi): The devotee begins with utmost humility, begging the Lord of Thrikkandiyur—the embodiment of pure bliss (Anandamoorthe)—to shower mercy on this lowly servant (adiyan). In return, the devotee vows to stand before the sacred sanctum (thirunada) every single day, singing praises in perfect melody.

Universal Protection & Acceptance: Addressing Shiva as the master of the cosmos (Ulakinunadha), the hymn prays not just for the individual, but for everyone to be kept energetic, vibrant, and protected (oorjjaswalaraay). The singer begs the Supreme Lord, historically worshiped by great sages, to accept this stream of music (gaanadhaara) as a humble offering.

Forgiveness and the Eternal Vision: Recognizing human flaws, the singer asks the Lord to forgive the mistakes (pizhakal) committed by the weak and poor, and to grant prosperity to all. It beautifully notes that catching a glimpse of the Lord and bowing down just once (oruneram) imprints His divine, sacred form into one's memory forever.

The Healing Sight and Literary Legacy: In a poignant conclusion, the devotee prays that the vision (darshanam) of Shiva (the husband of Goddess Amba) acts as a potent medicine (oushadham) to cure all mental and physical pain. Finally, the song honors the immense spiritual power of the temple that once blessed the revered father of the Malayalam language, Thunchath Acharyan (Ezhuthachan), as he crafted his sacred alphabets and literature. With deep reverence, the devotee bows down (kaithozhaam) to this ultimate divine consciousness.