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Song: sangeeta saamraajya
sangeetha saamraajyam 65 mEcakalyANi janya
taaLam: aadi pallavi sangIta sAmrAjya sancAriNi shrngAra shrngEripura vAsini anupallavi
unnata pANDya kEraLa vAsini sannutashrI cakra madhya nivAsini caraNam
gAndhAra pancama dhaivata rUpiNi niSAda madhyama sapta svarUpiNi
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By Aparna from Neccheli (original article here, reproduced with permission)
Carnatic Compositions - The Essence and Embodiment
sangIta sAmrAjya - The kingdom of music
unnata - high
gAndhAra - musical note gandhara Summary: This is a krithi on goddess Saraswati of Sringeri. She is said to wander in the kingdom of music and the beautiful town of Sringeri. She is known to have lived in the lands of pandyas in Kerala and she is well praised as the one who resides in the center of sri chakra, a mystical geometric pattern of interlocking triangles where the center is known for creation and force. She certainly is in the heart of Adi SankarAcharya of KAlaDi and she has the full trust of lord Siva, the lords of the eight directions and Brahma. She is living in the form of all the musical notes, shines with beautiful hibiscus flowers and other jewels and dwells in the melodious tune of Mohanakalyani.
Sringeri is known as the Sakthi peetham established by Adi Sankara, by the river banks of Tunga in the beautiful Chikmagaluru hills of Karnataka. The primary deity in the temple is Saradamba/Saraswati, the goddess of knowledge and fine arts. The location and the temple surroundings are very lush and green with new plants sprouting everywhere showing the sign of prosperity. It presents a very peaceful and serene environment with very pleasant weather. Many families visit the temple with their young children to launch their educational journey officially and ritually (akshara abhyAsam - practice of letters) and receive the blessings of goddess Saradamba!
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