मूकपञ्चशती - १०१ चिताः श्लोकाः (तमिळ्-भाषया सरलव्याख्या)
Mukapanchashati - 101 Selected verses (Simple Explanation in Tamil)
Mukapanchashati was composed by Sri Muka Shankarendra Saraswati, the 20th Acharya to adorn Sri Kanchi Kamakoti Peetham. The acharya could neither hear nor speak since birth. But through the grace of Goddess Kamakshi he gained the power of speech, upon which a stotra praising the goddess poured out in the form of beautiful poetry in 500 verses. In this course, Smt. Visalakshi Sankaran has explained 101 beautiful verses from this stotra in simple Tamil.
About the Course
What will you gain from this course? (Key Benefits / Learning Outcomes)
- An understanding of the stotra.
- Appreciation of few poetic aspects of Sanskrit literature.
What are the materials/support you get?
- Pre-recorded videos which you can access anytime, from any device.
- Doubt clarifications through Email.
What are the prerequisites to get the best out of this course? (Eligibility)
- Ability to understand simple Sanskrit and spoken Tamil.
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Mukapanchashati is a popular stotra in Sanskrit that is dedicated to Goddess Kamakshi at the ancient city of Kanchipuram (southern Bharat). It is consisting of 500 verses glorifying her divine beauty. It was composed by the great poet – Muka Shankarendra Sarasvati (also known as Muka Kavi). Legend has it that the author of Mukapanchashati was named so because he was born as a muka – dumb. But by the grace of Goddess Kamakshi he began to speak and became a great poet.
The verses 1-100 (Arya-shatakam) describe the pre-eminentness of Goddess Kamakshi.
The Verses 101-200 (Stuti-shatakam) elaborate and praise the glories of Goddess Kamakshi.
The Verses 201-300 (Padaravinda-shatakam) describe the holy feet of the Goddess.
The Verses 301-400 (Kataksha-shatakam) describe the compassionate look of the Goddess.
The Verses 401-500 (Mandasmita-shatakam) characterize the divine smile of Goddess Kamakshi.
A simple explanation of 101 selected verses from Mukapanchashati.
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