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ॐ सद्गुरुश्रीत्यागराजस्वामिने नमो नमः
यस्य देवे पराभक्तिः यथा देवे तथा गुरौ।
तस्यैते कथिता ह्यर्थाः प्रकाशन्ते महात्मनः।।
The inner meanings and import of the scriptures become evident to that noble seeker
who has supreme devotion for the Lord and the same intense devotion to his Guru.
About Pushpaji
“These stotras in beautiful Sanskrit are thrilling revelations, excellent in style and substance, to be cherished by all devotees and music lovers. They are very useful for prayer and worship."
Swami Dayanandaji had read all her books even in the manuscript stage, appreciated very much and wrote Foreword for all of them. He himself got Ganga Sahasram, Himalaya Gadyam and Tyagarama Pushpavali published.
Compositions of Smt Pushpa Srivatsan - List of Works
Many spiritual gurus have given their commendations and blessings, also linked below.
1. Sadguru Śrı̄ Tyāgabrahma Pushpāñjali - Original Edition, Published in 1994 by Tirumalai Tirupati Devasthanams |
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Original composition by Smt Pushpa Srivatsan in Sanskrit with English and Tamil translations by the author on Sadguru Śrı̄ Tyāgarajasvāmi, the bard of Tiruvaiyaru. Abhinandanam in Sanskrit and detailed commentary in Tamil by Late Sri Seva Srinivasaraghavachariar, President Awardee.
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2. Sadguru Śrı̄ Tyāgabrahma Pushpāñjali - 2015 Enlarged Edition |
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Updated in Aug 2015 and December 2017, this is an enlarged version of the book originally published in 1994. The enlarged version has Tamil transliteration of the Sanskrit text.
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3. Sadguru Śrı̄ Tyāgabrahma Saptaśatı̄ |
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| This work is in the form of 7 Aṣṭottataśatams for worship. In the first Aṣṭottaraśatam, each nāma begins with "Sa”. In the second, with “Ri”. Similarly, the rest with “Ga, Ma. Pa, Dha” and “Ni”. Thus the Saptaśati is a Saptaswarāvali in which there are seven sets of 108 nāmas, each nāma beginning with the same letter as the respective note of the saptasvaras — Sa, Ri, Ga, Ma, Pa, Dha, Ni. (Sanskrit text and English translation of Saptaśati is available as pdf booklet) | |
4. Sadguru Śrı̄ Tyāgarājagadyam Saptasvarālāsyam |
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| This is a sequel to Sadguru Śrı̄ Tyāgabrahma Saptaśatı̄ which contains seven Aṣṭottaraśatams on the Sadguru, with all nāmas in each Aṣṭottaraśatam beginning with the same musical note. Saptasvarālāsyam is a gadyam further adoring the Sadguru, starting with the note "Sa", progressing through rest of the musical notes "Ri, Ga, Ma, Pa, Dha, Ni", and ending with the note "Sa". | |
5. Sadguru Śrı̄ Tyāgabrahma Gadyatrayam |
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Contains 3 Gadyams or poetic prose compositions.
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6. Himālaya Gadyam - 2005 Edition, Published in 2005 by Sastraprakasika Trust, Chennai |
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Original composition by Smt Pushpa Srivatsan in Sanskrit with English and Tamil translations by the author. Foreword by Swami Sri Dayananda Saraswati, appreciation by Swami Paramarthananda, and a commendation by Sri Srivatsankachar (the then Principal, Sanskrit College, Chennai).
The lilting poetic prose describes the grandeur, splendour and spiritual vibrations of the snow-clad ranges, dense forests, gushing rivers and placid lakes of the majestic Himalayas as the Sadguru's form, nature, teachings, principles and his kirtanas by an onto mapping. For her, the Himalaya is Sadguru Śrı̄ Tyāgarājasvāmi, the snow-clad peaks His wisdom, the gushing Gangā His nāda, the placid lakes His smile, the innumerable forests His kritis and so on. It is a single Gadyam of Himalayan nature expressing total śaranāgati at the Sadguru's Feet. Contains
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7. Śrı̄ Tyāga Rāma Pushpāvali, Published in 2005 by Sastraprakasika Trust, Chennai |
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Original composition by Smt Pushpa Srivatsan in Sanskrit with English and Tamil translations by the author.
Foreword by Swami Sri Dayananda Saraswati and an appreciation by Swami Paramarthananda. This contains 127 ślokas telling Śrı̄ Rāma's story, 256 ślokas of Akṣarāvali on Śrı̄ Rāma, Śrı̄ Rāma Maṅgalāṣṭakam. It also contains several stotras in different meters on Sadguru Śrı̄ Tyāgarājasvāmi including Maṅgalāṣṭakam. Tamil transliteration ofślokas on Sadguru is now available as part of Sadguru Śrı̄ Tyāgabrahma Pushpanjali - 2015 Enlarged Edition
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8. Sadguru Śrı̄ Tyāgabrahma Suprabhātam | |
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9.Sadguru Śrı̄ Tyāgabrahma Prapatti Stuti |
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| This contains 40 verses in the Vedic meter Dhṛti . This expresses total surrender at the Sadguru's feet. |
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10. Sadguru Śrı̄ Tyāgabrahma Sahasrakam 1 |
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| Sadguru Śrı̄ Tyāgabrahma Sahasrakam contains 373 ślokas describing the Sadguru in more than 1000 names. This Sahasrakam is a new composition, not to be confused with the earlier Sahasranāmāvali in Pushpānjali. This talks about the Sadguru’s parentage, life, music, teachings and philosophy. There is a Rāga list with reference to the songs of Gurusvāmi and the associated rāgas. |
11. Sadguru Śrı̄ Tyāgabrahma Sahasrakam 2: Kı̄rtanarāgapushpāvalı̄ |
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This is part 2 of the Sahasrakam and has 649 verses with a separate Mangalāṣṭakam. It has an extensive list of Gurusvāmi's kirtanas and the associated ragas.
The two volume Tyāgabrahma Sahasrakam was shown to Swami Paramarthananda, who is a prominent teacher of Vedanta. He is known for his extensive teachings and contributions to spiritual education, particularly in the Advaita Vedanta tradition. He was carried away by the composition and translations and wrote that "I went through the whole work, both volumes 1 and 2. It is simply fantastic." |
12. Śrı̄ Gaṅgā Sahasram - 2005 Edition |
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Original composition by Smt. Pushpa Srivatsan in Sanskrit with English and Tamil translations by the author. Foreword by Swami Sri Dayananda Saraswati, an appreciation by Swami Paramarthananda, and Abhinandanam by Late Sri Seva Srinivasaraghavachariar, President Awardee. Admired by scholars and devotees alike.
Contains more than 1200 ślokas on the Gaṅgā, describing the course of the Gaṅgā from Gomukh to Gaṅgāsagar and the author's spiritual reflections on the natural beauty and tranquility. Reference to Sadguru Sri Tyāgabrahmam - the Nāda Gaṅgā, is there in several places. In the Gaṅgā Rāga Pushpāvali, more than 400 Carnatic Rāgas are identified with Gaṅgā as Rāga Devatā, giving more than one shade of meaning. Contains
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13. Stotra Pushpāvali |
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A collection of stotras in different meters on various deities that occurred to Smt. Pushpa Srivatsan during Puja.
This bunch of blossoms of devotion is offered at the shrine of Sadguru Śrı̄ Tyāgabrahmam. These stotras are spontaneous expressions of the author’s communion with the Divine. They were born on different occasions of special pujas of the deities concerned. Each stotra thus has a background. The guiding force behind all these is Sadguru Śrı̄ Tyāgarāja Svāmi.
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14.Śrı̄ Dayānanda Stotrāvali | |
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A bunch of stotras on Swami Śrı̄ Dayananda Saraswati, founder of Arsha Vidya Gurukulam.
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Works by the Author in Tamil
- எண்ணப்பூக்கள் - eNNa pUkkaL-Thought flowers playlist
- ஊமைக்குயில் - உள்ளத்தின் குரல் Umaikkuyil - uLLattiIn kural playlist
- AVNL Sep 2017 - Page 24
- AVNL Aug 2017 - Page 24
- AVNL Sep 2015 - Page 27-28
- AVNL Sep 2010 - Page 33-34
- AVNL Aug 2010 - Page 4-5
- AVNL Aug 2006 - Pages 1-2
- The Hindu - Feb 15, 1994 - Unique work on Thyagaraja
- Indian Express - Review - April 2-5, 1994 - 1
- Indian Express - Review - April 2-5, 1994 - 2
- Indian Express - Review - April 2-5, 1994 - 3
- Indian Express - Review - April 17, 1994
- Review - July 1994 - by Dr Veezhinathan - Centinarion Vol 1
- Review -1994 - by Dr. V. Sadagopan for CARNATIC MUSIC ASSOCIATION OF NORTH AMERICA
- The Hindu - 2001 - Ardent devotee of Tyagaraja
- The Hindu - 2005 - Deifying the Himalayas
- Article in Wikipedia about Pushpaji
- Playlist and All Videos posted on YouTube related to all compositions of Smt. Pushpa Srivatsan.
Stotras Published in Arsha Vidya Gurukulam Newsletter
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