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Bhuloka Kumari /Amrithavarshini / Adi / Subramanya Bharathi / T N Seshagopalan

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Bhuloka Kumari /Amrithavarshini / Adi / Subramanya Bharathi / T N Seshagopalan

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LYRICS AND MEANING Krithi: Bhooloka Kumari he Amrithadhari Ragam: Amrithavarshini Thalam: Adi Composer: Subramanya Bharathi Vocal: T N Seshagopalan Madurai Thirumalai Nambi Seshagopalan (born, 5 September 1948) is a noted Carnatic singer, musician and composer. His initial musical training under his mother and Sri. Ramanathapuram C. S. Sankarasivan (a great disciple of Harikesanallur Muthiah Bhagavathar, the eminent musician and composer). (Sri Sankarasivan is the elder brother and guru of the famous mridangist C S Murugaboopathy). Seshagopalan holds a degree in Science from Madras University, (Madras, India) and a degree in music from Madurai University (Madurai, India). He has served as professor of music at Madurai University. Seshagopalan was also made the "Asthana Vidwan" of Kanchi Kamakoti Matt by Paramacharya along with a title of "SANGEETHA SUDHAKARA". A musical genius, Seshagopalan has been endowed with an enchanting and melodious voice which has captured the heart and soul of music lovers in India and the international arena. He renders the most intricate ragas with mellow grace, subtlety and absolute ease. His raga renditions are woven with unique sangathis and brikhas which spice up a performance. He is very well known for his breath-taking sweep in all aspects of Carnatic music - Alapanas, Neraval, Kalpanaswara prastharas, Ragam-Thanam-Pallavis, Kirthanas, Thirupugazhs, Thukkadas and ragamalika viruthams. Co-Artists: Details not available This is one of those rare and exquisite compositions written in Sanskrit by the Mahakavi Subramanya Bharathi. The song is essentially a beautiful prayer to the Divine Feminine, a devotional composition addressed to the Divine Mother, praising her incomparable beauty, auspiciousness, grace, and divine power, while expressing the devotee’s deep longing to seek her blessings and surrender completely at her feet. Ultimately, the devotee humbly prays to the Goddess to accept him as her own. Pallavi Bhuloka kumari he amrithadhari Anupallavi Aloka shringari amrtha kalasha kusha pare Kala bhaya kutari kama vari kanaka latha rupa garva timirare Charanam Bale rasajale bhagavathi prasitha kale nila ratnamaya netra vishale Nitya yuvathi pada niraja male iIla jwala nirmitha vani nirantare nikhila Lokeshani nirupama sundari nitya kalyani nijam mam kuru he manmatha rani ---------------------------------------------------- Meaning: O Divine Maiden of the earthly world, O Goddess who bears the nectar of immortality, O Goddess of incomparable beauty and adornment who bears the sacred vessel of nectar, You are the destroyer of the fear of death and the one who governs and fulfils the realm of love and desire, and your radiant golden form outshines all beauty and dispels the darkness of vanity, O Divine Maiden, O Bhagavathi, graciously shower your blessings upon me, for your beautiful, wide eyes shine like precious blue jewels, and you are the eternally youthful Goddess whose feet are like radiant lotus blossoms. You are eternally radiant with divine brilliance and celestial speech, O Sovereign Goddess of all the worlds, O Goddess of incomparable beauty, O eternally auspicious Goddess, O Queen of Love, make me truly your own. ---------------------------------------------------- DISCLAIMER: These songs have been uploaded solely for listening pleasure and as an archive to preserve Carnatic music. I do not intend to violate any copyrights held by the respective owners of these songs. I do not own any copyright to the content uploaded. If any material infringes on your copyright, please notify me, and I will promptly remove it from my YouTube channel.