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Maalyada

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    Weight0.79 kg
    Author

    Jeysundhar D

    Publisher

    Oxygen Books

    Book Type

    Fiction

    Categories

    Myths, Legends & Sagas

    Best for

    Religious & Spiritual Fiction

    Ages

    15+

    Binding

    Hardcover

    Edition

    New Horizon Media (30 November 2023)

    ISBN

    978-8196779085

    Language

    English

    Pages

    ‎ 240

    Printing Remarks

    Economy (Local Print)

    Dimension

    25 x 21 x 1.4 cm

    Weight

    0.79 kg

    Description

    Jeysundhar’s “Maalyadaa” unfolds against the backdrop of Tamilakam, drawing readers into the vibrant world of devotion and cultural richness. The excerpts from the book, especially the praise from HH Tridandi Srimannarayana Chinnajeeyar Swamiji and Bibek Debroy, underscore the multidimensional appeal of this work. Described as an “elaboration of Aandaal’s Tiruppaavai” in poetic prose, the book not only serves as a spiritual exploration but also as a captivating piece of fiction that unveils the hidden meanings within Kodhai’s Paasurams. Whether one is deeply immersed in Krishna bhakti or not, “Maalyadaa” promises to be a wonderful and enlightening read, bridging the gap between devotion, literature, and cultural understanding.

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    “Maalyadaa” by Jeysundhar D unfolds as a literary homage to the rich cultural and spiritual heritage of Tamilakam, where devotion found expression through the Vaishnava Aazhvaars and Shaiva Nayanars. Among these revered figures was Periyaazhvaar, whose daughter, Aandaal or Kodhai, stands out as the sole female Alvar. The title “Maalyadaa,” meaning one who offered a sacred garland, aptly captures the essence of Kodhai’s devotion. Jeysundhar delves into the intricacies of Tiruppaavai, a collection of thirty songs composed by Kodhai during the month of Marghashirsha as part of a sacred vrata. The book not only provides readers with an annotated translation of Tiruppaavai but also offers a nuanced exploration of its background and significance. Keshav’s illustrations contribute to the visual allure of the book, enhancing the reader’s experience and further illuminating the beauty embedded in Kodhai’s verses.