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Saturday, 10 September 2011

Lyrics Of Annamacharya Keerthana - Nanati Brathuku Natakamu


Keerthana : Nanati Brathuku
Ragam : Revathi

pallavi
naanaati bratuku natakamu
kanaka kannadi kaivalyamu

Charanam1:
puttutayu nijamu povutayu nijamu
natta nadi mee pani natakamu
yetta neduta galadi prapanchamu
katta kadapatidi kaivalyamu

Charanam2:
kudiche dannamu koka chuttedidi
nadamantrapu pani natakamu
odi gattukonina ubhaya karmamulu
gadi datinapude kaivalyamu

Charanam3:
tegadhu paapamu teeradhu punyamu
nagi nagi kaalamu natakamu
yeguvale shree venkateshvaru delithe
gaganamu neekidi kaivalyamu
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  1. Anonymous27 May 2012 at 18:55

    can any devotee update the meaning of the above.

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  2. Anonymous5 June 2012 at 08:36

    nAnATi batuku nATakamu
    kAnaka kannati kaivalyamu

    This day to day (nAnATi) life (batuku) is a drama (nATakamu)
    What is seen yet not seen clearly (kAnaka kannadi exactly means something which is seen yet not seen; for instance an object at a far off distance) is liberation/salvation (kaivalyamu)

    caraNam 1

    puTTuTayu nijamu pOvuTayu nijamu
    naTTa naTimi pani nATakamu
    yeTTa neduTagaladI prapaNcamu
    kaTTagaTapaTiti kaivalyamu
    (naanaaTi)

    To be born (puTTuTayu) is truth (nijamu), to die (pOvuTayu literal meaning is to go; to leave) is truth. All the work (pani) in between these two (naTTanaDimi) is a drama. That which is right in front (yeTTa neduTagaladI) is the world (prapaNcamu). That which is the ultimate last (kaTTakaDapaTidi) is liberation.

    caraNam 2

    kuTicEdannamu Shoka cuTTeDidi
    NaTu mantrapu pani nATakamu
    voDigaTTu konina vubhayakarmulu
    gaTidATinapuDE kaivalyamu
    (naanaaTi)

    To partake/relish (kuDicEdi) rice/food (annamu), to wrap around (cuTTeDidi) a cloth/saree (kOka), this conjured-in-the-middle (naDamantrapu) work (pani) is a drama. When one crosses beyond (gaDidATinapuDE) the above mentioned dual duties (vubhayakarmulu) only then there is liberation.

    caraNam 3

    tekadu pApamu tIradu puNyamu
    naki naki kAlamu nATakamu
    yeguvane ShRI vEnkaTEShvaru Telika
    gakhanamu mItiti kaivalyamu
    (naanaaTi)

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  3. Anonymous28 July 2012 at 16:27

    wonderful explanation,, truly.. beautiful
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  4. Anonymous27 February 2013 at 00:37

    thank you for the lucid explanation.....god bless

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  5. Anonymous21 July 2013 at 14:28

    Can you please explain the meaning for caranam # 3?

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    1. Naren Swaminathan28 February 2014 at 06:18

      Can u please explain the meaning for caranam #3?

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  6. Anonymous7 April 2014 at 15:32

    takadu - does not get cut
    papamu - sin
    tiradu - no completion of ; not enough of
    punyamu - good deeds
    naki naki - is something to laugh about (in tamil : 'nagai' - to be laughed at)
    kalamu - time ; because of time; bound by time
    natakamu - drama
    yeguvane - the one who is a higher place; the only higher place
    Shri vengateshvaru - Lord Sri Venkateswara
    gaganamu - akasam; sky; the universe
    mididi - beyond the skies and the universe
    kaivalyamu - salvation/ liberation

    Meaning : Our sins don't dwindle. Our good deeds don't extend. In between these, we do something and that is the much laughable drama. Beyond these there is one and only one Lord Sri Venkateshwara. Beyond the universe He is there and that is where the liberation is

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  7. Anonymous27 November 2015 at 01:20

    nice explanation

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  8. Sree23 July 2016 at 10:07

    Nice explanation, very wonderful!!!!

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  9. Kannan Surya17 September 2016 at 09:40

    Wonderful explanation. Thank you.

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  10. Anonymous25 December 2016 at 19:45

    Badiya...bahut badiya

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  11. Sriram16 June 2018 at 00:29

    My salutations at Annamacharya's holy feet.

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  12. nm2929 June 2018 at 19:15

    The explanation brings out the beauty of the original. Fantastic.

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