Thiruvaymozhi is the ocean at the heart of the Divya Prabandham — one thousand one hundred and two pasurams that the tradition reveres as the Sama Veda in Tamil. Nammazhvar moves through every mode of devotion: wonder, union, unbearable separation, surrender.
Generations of acharyas built the great commentarial tradition around it, and its climactic surrender at Thiruvenkatam — "I have no other refuge" — remains the model of prapatti for the entire sampradaya.
உயர்வு அற உயர் நலம் * உடையவன் எவன்? * அவன் *
மயர்வு அற மதி நலம் * அருளினன் எவன்? அவன் **
அயர்வு அறும் * அமரர்கள் அதிபதி எவன்? அவன் *
துயர் அறு சுடர் அடி * தொழுது எழு என் மனனே (1)
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Read the original Tamil text of Thiruvaymozhi
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The pages are arranged in source-defined chapters where those groupings exist, and in clearly labelled neutral reading parts elsewhere, so the complete work remains easy to navigate without inventing traditional divisions.
How to memorise Thiruvaymozhi
Thiruvaymozhi runs from pasuram 2791 to 3892 — 1102 pasurams in all. The app builds a daily plan around whatever pace you choose, so the pasurams arrive in small, repeatable portions rather than all at once.
The personal plan organises the Tamil pasurams into manageable daily portions, adds recall practice and brings earlier portions back through spaced reviews. Pasurams you already know can be marked as known, and a final exam and certificate are available once a whole prabandham is complete.