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 | | Sādincanē Ō Manasā, the third of the compositions, deviates even more in that after the anupallavi, there is a short phrase after which the caranas are sung. |
 | | Also, instead of repeating the pallavi after each caranam, the phrase between the anupallavi and the first caranam is sung. |
 | | Dikshitar's nava-aavarana-kritis (literally,'nine-veils compositions') are addressed to the supreme divine in its female principle according to which the male-female division, so universally observed in life forms, is essentially the manifestation of one and the same Divinity. |
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