Many people asked me to write a bit about myself... I'm not good at talking about myself because I think that there are so many other interesting subjescts to talk about..
well.. here it goes: I'm dedicated, organized, well educated, somo say attractive... I love pasta, fish and vegetables. My favorite color is red and I also like listening to music.
That's it!!

taaLam: aadi
Composer: Tyaagaraaja
Language: Telugu

Pallavi

A daya shrI raghuvara! nEDEla rAdaya? O dayAmbudhi nI
(kAdaya)

Anupallavi

mOdamutO sadbhakti marmamunu bOdhana jEsi sadA brOcina nI
(kAdaya)

CaraNam

ninnu tiTTikoTTi himsa beTTina danniyu nannana lEdA? ennarAni nindala
tALumani mannincaga lEdA? annamu tAmbUla mosagi dEhamu minna
jEya lEdA? kannatalli taNDri mEmanucu tyAgarAjuniki baravasa mIlAdA? nI
(kAdaya)



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Meaning:
Where has all that concern for me disappeared now? O Supreme among Raghus! Ocean of mercy! You yourself had initiated me into the subtleties of true devotion and protected me. Where has... Then when you went to the extent of assuring me that you would regard all those harming me as harming yourself. You had counseled me patience and forbearance. Have you not ignored and even pardoned those who have heaped countless insults on you? You had fed me and nourished me in such a way that my body glows with a healthy sheen. You had assured me that you would be ever my father and mother. Why don't you show me that compassionate concern now?

I've been posting a lot of things related to my culture and i'd like to know if you got interested in that...
Write me, please!

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