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    Sadasiva Bruhmendrar was a composer who lived from 1560 to 1762 in Madurai, India. He learned theology from Sri Paramasivendra Saraswati of Kanchi matt and music from Tiruvisanallur Ramasubba Sastrigal. As an Avadhuta, he completely renounced worldly life and composed around 23 musical pieces using the mudra of Paramahamsa. He is said to have attained moksha at the time of his death.

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    Sadasiva Bruhmendrar was a composer who lived from 1560 to 1762 in Madurai, India. He learned theology from Sri Paramasivendra Saraswati of Kanchi matt and music from Tiruvisanallur Ramasubba Sastrigal. As an Avadhuta, he completely renounced worldly life and composed around 23 musical pieces using the mudra of Paramahamsa. He is said to have attained moksha at the time of his death.

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    Sadaashiva Brumhendrar

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    Sadasiva Bruhmendrar was a composer who lived from 1560 to 1762 in Madurai, India. He learned theology from Sri Paramasivendra Saraswati of Kanchi matt and music from Tiruvisanallur Ramasubba Sastrigal. As an Avadhuta, he completely renounced worldly life and composed around 23 musical pieces using the mudra of Paramahamsa. He is said to have attained moksha at the time of his death.

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    Sadaashiva brumhendrar - He was born in 1560 in Madurai to Somasundara and Parvati.

    His theological guru was Sri Paramasivendra Saraswati of Kanchi matt, and he learned music from Tiruvisanallur Ramasubba Sastrigal. Sadasiva Bruhmendrar was an Avadhuta, one who completely renounced wordly life. He composed about 23 pieces using the mudra Paramahamsa. He died in the year 1762 according to popular tradition and is said to have attained moksha when he died, either at Nerur or Manamadurai. Mudra: Paramahamsa Compositions: 1. Aananda poorna - madyamaavati 2. Bhajare gopaalam - hindolam 3. Bhajare raghuveeram - jonpuri 4. Bhajare yadunaatham - piloo 5. Brahmai vaaham - naadanaamakriyaa 6. Broohi mukundeti - kurinji 7. Cetaha shree raamam - kedaara gowla 8. Cintaa naastikila - sahaanaa 9. Gaayati vanamaali - durga 10. Khelati mama hridaye - athaanaa 11. Khelati pindaande - sudda dhanyaasi 12. Kreedati vanamaali - sindu bhairavi 13. Krishna paahi - madyamaavati 14. Maanasa sancarare - shyaama 15. Nahire nahi - mohanam 16. Pibare raamarasam - yamunaa kalyaani 17. Poornam bodho-aham - kalyaani 18. Prativaaram vaaram - tilang 19. Sarvam brahmamayam - jhinjoti 20. Smaravaaram vaaram - kaapi 21. Tatva jeevatvam - keeravaani 22. Toongadarange - kuntala varaali

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