Kandar Anuboothy - English | Kandar Andhaadhi/ Kandar Anubhuti/ Kandar Alangaram/ Vel-Mayil-Seval

Kandar Anubhuti is sung by ArunaGiriAus nathar. ArunaGiriAus nathar was a saint-poet who lived in the 15th century. The word Anubhuti can be divided into Anu + Bhuti. “Anu” means experience. ""Bhuthi"" means intellect or knowledge. Anubhuthi is the overflow of experiential knowledge. There are 51 songs in this book. The songs are melodious with a rhythmic flow. Religionists say that this book is comparable to the Thirumantram of the 10th edition. Thirumool entered the body of Adhayan and recited the Thirumantram. Similarly, ArunaGiriAus nath is said to have recited this book while inside the body of a parrot.
 ArunaGiriAus nathar is renowned for his deep devotion to Lord Murugan, the Hindu God of war and victory, and his poems reflect his spiritual experiences and praise for the deity. ""Kanthar Anubuthi"" is considered one of ArunaGiriAus nathar's major works, translated into many languages including English.
 Each poem in ""Kanthar Anubuthi"" delves into different aspects of spiritual longing, surrender, and the ultimate realization of God's presence. ArunaGiriAus nathar's vivid and evocative language, coupled with his heartfelt devotion, has made his works popular among devotees of Murugan.
 The verses of ""Kanthar Anubuthi"" are often sung in temples and during religious gatherings, serving as a means of expressing devotion and seeking divine blessings. The poems encapsulate ArunaGiriAus nathar's personal journey from a troubled past to spiritual enlightenment, offering solace and inspiration to those who resonate with his experiences.