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The song describes the specific conditions of the boon granted to the demon king Hiranyakashipu, which Lord Narasimha bypassed to protect his devotee Prahlada:
The phrase (സ്തംഭം പിളർക്കുന്ന) refers to the thundering sound made when Lord Narasimha burst forth from a pillar. It is the opening line of a powerful Malayalam Hindu bhajan, written by T. K. Krishna Sharmma and composed by Sunil Pallippuram , detailing the legend of Vishnu's half-man, half-lion avatar. Lyrics Summary & Meaning
: Killing the demon neither inside nor outside, but on the threshold of the doorstep.
: Performing the act neither on earth nor in the sky, but on His own lap. The Legend of Narasimha Naranalla Mrigamalla | Narasimha Roopam - Facebook
: Appearing at neither day nor night, but during the twilight (dusk).
: Neither man nor beast, but the form of Narasimha (half-man, half-lion).
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MOREThe song describes the specific conditions of the boon granted to the demon king Hiranyakashipu, which Lord Narasimha bypassed to protect his devotee Prahlada:
The phrase (സ്തംഭം പിളർക്കുന്ന) refers to the thundering sound made when Lord Narasimha burst forth from a pillar. It is the opening line of a powerful Malayalam Hindu bhajan, written by T. K. Krishna Sharmma and composed by Sunil Pallippuram , detailing the legend of Vishnu's half-man, half-lion avatar. Lyrics Summary & Meaning
: Killing the demon neither inside nor outside, but on the threshold of the doorstep.
: Performing the act neither on earth nor in the sky, but on His own lap. The Legend of Narasimha Naranalla Mrigamalla | Narasimha Roopam - Facebook
: Appearing at neither day nor night, but during the twilight (dusk).
: Neither man nor beast, but the form of Narasimha (half-man, half-lion).