Om Namo Narayanaya
Thiruppavai Paasuram – 1
Maargazhith thingal madhi niraindha nannaalaal
neeraadap podhuveer podhumino nerizhaiyeer
seer malgum aayppaadich chelvach chirumeergaal
koorvel kodundhozhilan nandhagopan kumaran
Eraarndha kanni yasodhai ilam singam
kaar meni chengan kadhir madhiyam pol mugaththaan
naaraayanane namakke parai tharuvaan
paaror pugazhap padindhelor empaavaay
Meaning:
“It is the good full Moon day of the month of Marghazhi. Oh the well ornamented maidens!Those desirous of taking the bath (in the Yamuna) may please come on. Oh the prosperous young girls of Aaypadi (Gokulam) that is rich and grand (in beauty and wealth)! Lord Naarayana will surely yield to us alone the drum (parai). He is the son of King Nandagopa,of cruel deeds (towards the enemies), and holding a sharp spear in his hand always. He(Lord Krishna) is the young lion-cub of Queen Yasodha with very charming eyes. He (Lord Naarayana) has a dark cloud-like divine complexion, (lotus like) reddish eyes and (lustrous) face (shining) like the bright Sun and Moon. (This Lord Naarayanan alone is the Saviour).Let us resort (to Him) performing the Paavai-Nonbhu and get the benefit of praise from the people of the world.
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