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Akshayalinga Vibho / Sankarabharanam / Misrachap / Dikshidar / B Krishnamurthy

Krithi: Akshayalinga Vibho Ragam: Sankarabharanam Thalam: Misrachap Composer: Muthuswami Dikshidar Vocal: B Krishnamurthy B Krishnamoorthy (24 August 1932 – 19 September 2021) was a distinguished Carnatic vocalist, musicologist, researcher, and dedicated teacher. Born in Padarakudi near Karaikudi, he grew up under the care of his maternal aunt, Ananthalakshmi, in Paganeri. From a young age, he was influenced by the bhajana padhathi and began learning devotional songs at the age of five from Atmanatha Iyer and Tirukoshtiyur Iyengar. In 1950, Krishnamoorthy joined the Central College of Carnatic Music, where he trained under esteemed musicians such as Musiri Subramania Iyer, Tiruppamburam Swaminatha Pillai (Flute), T.K. Rangachari, T. Brinda, and Karaikudi Muthu Iyer (Mridangam). He also studied violin under Tiruvalangadu Sundaresa Iyer and Varahoor Muthuswami Iyer. After completing his course, Dr. V. Raghavan, Secretary of the Music Academy, facilitated his appointment as a teacher at the Model School run by the Academy and arranged for him to train under Mudikondan Venkatarama Iyer, with whom Krishnamoorthy studied for almost twenty years. Krishnamoorthy's teaching career included positions at the Teachers' College of Music run by the Music Academy (1959-1978) and as a lecturer at the Tamil Nadu Government Music College starting in 1978. He later served as Principal of the college in Madurai from 1989 until his retirement in 1991. His dedication to teaching continued post-retirement, and among his notable private students was J. Jayalalitha. His contributions to Carnatic music were recognized with several prestigious awards, including the title of Sangita Kala Acharya from the Music Academy in 2007 and the Central Sangeet Natak Akademi award the same year.Krishnamoorthy's legacy as a devoted teacher and scholar continues to influence the world of Carnatic music. Violin: V Thyagarajan Mridangam: Madras A Kannan (Recorded on May 25, 1979) In this magnificent composition, Muthuswami Dikshidar glorifies Lord Akshayalinga, the eternal, self-existent Shiva, as the infinite source of creation and dissolution, untouched by illusion. The song portrays Shiva as the compassionate protector, the embodiment of supreme consciousness (Sat–Chit–Ananda), and the ultimate refuge for devotees. Through poetic imagery and deep philosophical expression, Dikshidar emphasizes the Lord’s transcendental nature, boundless grace, and divine harmony, merging devotion (Bhakthi) with spiritual wisdom (Jnana). Pallavi Akshayalinga vibho swayambho Akhilanda koti prabho pahi Sambho Anupallavi Akshaya swaroopa amita pratapa aroodha vrushavaha jaganmoha Daksha Sikshana dakshatara sura lakshana vidhi lakshana lakshya Lakshana bahu vichakshana sudha bhakshana guru kataksha veekshana Charanam Badaree vanamoola nayikasahitha bhadra kaleesa bhakta vihita madana janakadi deva mahita mayakarya kalana rahita Sadaya guruguha tata gunatheeta sadhu janopeta Sankara navaneeta Hrudaya vibhata tumburu sangeeta hreemkara sambhoota hemagiri nadha Sadasritha kalpaka maheeruha padambuja bhava radha gaja thuraga Padadi samyuta chaitrotsava sadasiva satchidanandamaya. --------------------------------------- Meaning: Oh eternal Akshayaliga, you are self-originated. You are the lord of countless living beings. Oh Siva, please protect. O Shiva, whose very nature is imperishable (and who is the embodiment of the sacred syllables), of immeasurable glory, who rides the bull Nandi, the enchanter of the world, who skillfully punished Daksha, the very embodiment of divine qualities, who excels even Brahma, the supreme master of philosophical truth and definition, the partaker of nectar, and whose gracious glance is as enlightening as that of the Guru. O Shiva, who is with the goddess dwelling beneath the Badari tree, Lord of Bhadrakali, who is won over by devotees, who is worshipped by the gods led by Vishnu (the father of Manmatha), who is untouched by the workings of Maya, the compassionate father of Guruguha, who transcends the three guṇas and is approached by noble souls, O Sankara, whose heart is as tender as freshly churned butter, who delights in the music of Tumburu at dawn, who arose from the sacred “Hrim” mantra, Lord of the golden mountain Mount Meru, who is like the eternal wish-fulfilling celestial tree to those who seek refuge at his lotus feet, the source of the universe, whose Chaitra festival is celebrated with chariots, elephants, horses and foot soldiers, O Sadasiva, embodiment of Existence-Consciousness-Bliss. --------------------------------------- DISCLAIMER : These songs have been uploaded for hearing pleasure only and as an archive for Carnatic music. By this I don't wish to violate any copyrights owned by the respective owners of these songs if any. I don't own any copyright of the songs myself. If anything is in violation of the copyright you own, then please let me know, I shall remove it from my Youtube channel.