Tiruppavai

Tiruppavai

by Andal

The Tiruppavai is a collection of thirty devotional hymns in Tamil, composed by the female Alvar, Andal. It celebrates the Hindu god Vishnu, particularly during the month of Mārgali (December-January). The poems narrate Andal's yearning for union with Vishnu and her devotion to him. The Tiruppavai is considered a significant work in Tamil literature, highlighting themes of love, longing, and spiritual awakening.

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