Aangikam bhuvanam

Question 1

Ragam

Answer 1

Hamsadwani

Question 2

slokam source

Answer 2

Abhinaya Darpanam

Question 3

summary

Answer 3

I humbly pay respect to Lord Shiva, who is embodiment of all good qualities and is eternally at peace. Whose body is the Universe. All the literature is his speech and who adorns himself with the moon and stars.

Question 4

aangikam

Answer 4

body

Question 5

bhuvanam

Answer 5

universe

Question 6

yasya

Answer 6

whose

Question 7

vaachikam

Answer 7

speech

Question 8

sarva+vaanmayam

Answer 8

all+literature

Question 9

aaharyam

Answer 9

ornaments

Question 10

chandra +taara+adhi

Answer 10

moon+stars+etc

Question 11

tam

Answer 11

that obect, entity

Question 12

vande

Answer 12

i offer

Question 13

saatvikam

Answer 13

satvasya bhava- all good qualities & attitude which lead to peace – embodiment of satva

Question 14

Shivam

Answer 14

Lord Shiva

Question 15

slokam meaning

Answer 15

Hence, the above shloka means … We bow to that Lord Shiva, whose body is the whole Universe, whose speech is the entire world’s languages and whose ornaments are the moon stars etc.

Here Shiva is depicted as the Omnipotent Lord of dance whose body or movements cover everything that is the space around us and beyond that. His speech embodies all languages known to mankind and even all sounds that man has and could ever hear. His ornaments are none other than the moon and stars, celestial objects of space which we can only see and not even reach. Such is his magnified presence that we bow to him in reverence.