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Bhajana Sampradaya (Lit., traditional bhajans) has a hoary
spiritual tradition in South India, based on the Nama Siddhanta
or the Philosophy of the Divine Name.
The Aradhana 2000 edition of the Mountain Path carried a short
biography of Tiruvisanallur Sridhara Ayyaval, a great 18th Century
devotee saint of Tamil Nadu who played a significant role in the
evolution of the Bhajana Sampradaya in its present form. Suffused
with carnatic classical music and often lasting two or three days, the
Bhajana Sampradaya tradition comprises several different kinds of
compositions and performances, many of which are musically rich
and elaborate. However, the most popular part of the performance,
in which the entire audience actively participates is known as the
Nämävaÿi. Nämävaÿi is musically and lyrically less complex and
consists of calling out the various names of the lord. This CD is an
attempt to create a set of Nämävaÿis on Bhagavan Sri Ramana
Maharshi and Arunachala.
These Nämävaÿis were either inspired by or based on compositions
by Swami Viswanathan, Manavasi Ramaswami Iyer and
Satyamangalam Venkatarama Iyer. Swami Vishwanathan’s
“Ramana Ashtothara” (108 names of Bhagavan) is the source of the
majority of names used in these Nämävaÿis. Two songs, “Om
Ramana” and “Sri Ramana,” were entirely composed by Manavasi
Ramaswami Iyer and are perhaps his only known Sanskrit
compositions on Bhagavan. The names in “Arunachalesa”come from
the “Kalai Paatu” song found in Sri Ramana Stuti Panchakam,
composed by Satyamangalam Venkatarama Iyer. Some traditional
names for Siva and Arunachala have also been used, ably selected
from ancient Sanskrit texts by Smt. Kamala Viswanathan. The last
song, “Saranagati,” is not a Nämävaÿi, but the popular composition musical training would be able to join the singing along with the chorus. We would like to conclude with an extract from Talks with Ramana
Maharshi. It is a literal translation into English of saint Namdev’s
“Philosophy of the Divine Name,” published in the September 1937
edition of the Vision Magazine of Ananda Ashrama at Kanhangad,
Kerala. Bhagavan had it read out in the Old Hall and referred to it on
different occasions.

Swaminathan Venkataraman
Fremont, California
September 1, 2005...

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