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Kāruṇya kadalī taraṅga Nivāsa śivē kātyāyani Māra janaka mātaṅga Vadana vighna nāśini
Kamakshi Virutham is a powerful hymn that is believed to have spiritual significance. Reciting the hymn is believed to bring blessings and prosperity to the devotee. The hymn is also believed to have the power to grant liberation from the cycle of birth and death.
I poured my heart out and told you my worries, but it seems you have only responded by placing poverty and suffering on me. Even after seeing you, I am confused. As I am your own child, is it not your duty to protect me now? kamakshi virutham lyrics in english
You made me live without fading, with all colors intact, You gave me your precious grace, You existed like a spark of light – Is there any deficiency left for me? Kamakshi, who grants even the unattainable flower (of liberation).
O beautiful, elegant, eternal Goddess, and destroyer of all ills! You are Uma, who stands as a radiant flame. You remove all sorrows of those who come to see you on Fridays. You also take away the suffering of those who simply salute your feet in their thoughts.
Regular, sincere recitation of this hymn is believed to bring: Success in worldly endeavors. This public link is valid for 7 days
(The hymn continues for a total of 11 verses, with the concluding verses expressing final surrender and the seeking of Moksha (liberation). The final verse often includes the devotee stating that they have seen enough of this birth and request the goddess to either redeem them or take them into her care, freeing them from the cycle of reincarnation) .
Below are the most popular verses of the Kamakshi Virutham. These are typically sung in Ragamalika (a garland of ragas), starting in Ragam Nattai, then moving to Ragam Saveri, and concluding in Ragam Bhupalam.
The Kamakshi Virutham can be recited or listened to in several ways: Can’t copy the link right now
Kamakshi Virutham is a 108-line hymn, written in a poetic and musical style, which praises the glory and beauty of Goddess Kamakshi. The hymn is considered a masterpiece of Tamil literature and a significant work in the Bhakti tradition.
Mangalam cher kachinagar Mannu Kamakshi misai Thungamula nar pathigam chollave - thingat Puya maruvum pani cheyyum paraman ullamthanil magizhum Gaya mukhan iyngaran iru thaal Kappu.