Kannan Aruliya Bhagavath Geethai - Tamil | Kannadasan Vilakkavurai/ by Kannadhasan/ Fictional Book

"With Kannan Aruliya Bhagavath Geethai – a spiritual masterpiece wrapped in poetic brilliance – enter the divine realm of devotion and philosophy."

• Introduction:

Kannan Aruliya Bhagavath Geethai is a well-written Tamil novels book that combines the essence of wisdom and devotion. Written in a lyrical manner, this Hindu religious book uses the lens of Tamil novels elegance to interpret the Bhagavad Gita, making it a fictional book as well as a soulful read for anybody seeking it. 

• About the book Kannan Aruliya Bhagavath Geethai: 

In an engaging and emotionally resonant way, this fictional book depicts the everlasting conversation between Lord Krishna and Arjuna. Kannan Aruliya Bhagavath Geethai's translation of the Gita's teachings is lyrical and personalized, in contrast to typical translations, which helps Tamil readers connect with the text. 

Maintaining the sanctity of a Hindu religious book, the book mixes fiction and philosophy into a compelling narrative that reads like a storybook. Kannan Aruliya Bhagavath Geethai is a moving retelling of the Bhagavad Gita that is imagined and narrated in the powerful voice of Lord Krishna, who is affectionately known by the Tamil word "Kannan." 

It is not a literal translation of the Bhagavad Gita. Using basic yet profoundly poetic Tamil, the renowned Tamil poet Kannadhasan uses this literary piece to bring the Gita's divine teachings closer to the average reader.

On the battlefield of Kurukshetra, where Arjuna is perplexed by moral dilemma and emotional upheaval, Krishna—who is composed, wise, and compassionate—guides him. The way Kannadhasan turns this historic dialogue into an emotionally intimate and personal reflection, as if Kannan is speaking directly to each reader rather than just Arjuna, is what makes this version stand out.

Each line has literary beauty and philosophical profundity. Kannadhasan breathes life into Kannan's words by employing his storytelling approach in place of harsh scriptural tones. He paints Krishna as a divine friend, philosopher, and guide, not merely as a deity or charioteer. Although the narrative reads like a prayerful dialogue, it maintains the plot and style of a fictional work, with each chapter pulling the reader further into contemplative thought.

It explores the conflict between obligation and emotion, action and inaction, ego and surrender—resonating with every human heart—in the manner of a Hindu religious book. The book is a spiritual companion that appeals to both the mind and the heart because to its poetic dialogue and intellectual depth.

As interpreted through the brilliance of Kannadhasan, Kannan Aruliya Bhagavath Geethai is essentially the tale of every spirit on the battleground of life being led by Krishna's ever-loving voice.

• A comprehensive biography of the author Kannadhasan:

One of the most well-known writers, poets, and lyricists in Tamil literature, Kannadhasan was born on June 24, 1927, as Muthiah in the hamlet of Sirukoodalpatti, which is located in the Sivaganga district of Tamil Nadu, close to Karaikudi. His contributions to Tamil cinema, religious writing, and contemporary ideas had a lasting impact.

After converting from atheism to intense devotion, he changed his pen name from Muthiah to Kannadhasan, which means "Servant of Lord Krishna" (Kannan + Dasan). His literary and philosophical voice was significantly influenced by this shift.

Kannadhasan was raised in a conventional manner in a Chettiar family. He was heavily influenced by rationalist and atheist ideologies in his youth, notably those spread by the Dravidian movement. He joined Periyar E.V. Ramasamy's followers and eventually C.N. Annadurai's. He even wrote a few articles during this time questioning religious ideas.

But Kannadhasan had a spiritual awakening following years of introspection and internal struggle. Some of the most insightful pieces of religious and philosophical writing in contemporary Tamil literature are the result of his rediscovery of Hindu philosophy, notably the Bhagavad Gita and the epics.

1. Literature and Cinema Contributions:

Kannadhasan is most famous for his unrivaled contribution to Tamil film music, having composed over 5,000 songs. His compositions were approachable to the average person and full of feeling and meaning. He was well-known in Tamil Nadu because he brought poetry to popular culture.

2. He produced a number of novels, essays, short stories, philosophical writings, and movie lyrics. His literary accomplishments include, among others:

Arthamulla Indhu Matham (Meaningful Hindu Religion) – A comprehensive 10-volume set that teaches Hinduism in a useful and accessible way.
His poetic rendition of the Bhagavad Gita is known as Kannan Aruliya Bhagavath Geethai.
Autobiographical novels such Vanavasam and Manavasam shed light on his life, ideas, and evolution.
Cheraman Kadali is a philosophical novel that contemplates the meaning of existence.

3. Legacy and Recognition:

For his novel Cheraman Kadali, which acknowledged his contribution to Indian literature, Kannadhasan received the Sahitya Akademi Award in 1980. In addition, the Tamil community gave him the moniker Kaviarasu, which means "King of Poets."

While in Chicago, he passed away on October 17, 1981, leaving behind a legacy of insightful writings, moving songs, and spiritually uplifting works.

Kannadhasan's talent for combining literature with life, divinity with poetry, and philosophy with emotion is still praised decades after his passing. His writings, particularly Hindu religious texts like Kannan Aruliya Bhagavath Geethai, continue to serve as spiritual companions for Tamil readers for many generations.

• Why You Should Use or Read the Book:

The religious scripture known as Kannan Aruliya Bhagavath Geethai is more than simply that; it's a personal exploration of the soul's queries and divine responses. 

This story book offers a spiritually enriching experience for readers of Tamil novels or anyone searching for a fictional work that combines knowledge and storytelling. Anyone looking for direction, devotion, and literary splendor—all contained in one Hindu religious text—will find this book to be the ideal companion.

"May the eternal treasure for your mind and soul, the Bhagavath Geethai, illuminate your path with divine wisdom and lyrical beauty."