Below is a structured overview and a selection of verses commonly used for a Mal Yahan ceremony dedicated to Kadawara Deviyo.
සුවඳ දුම් පූජාව පිළිගන්නාමල් මාලා දෝතින් දරමින්නාකඩවර තෙදැති සාමිනේ මෙහි එන්නාඅණසක පතුරා අප රැක දෙන්නා (Accept this offering of fragrant incense; holding flower garlands in both hands; Powerful Lord Kadawara, please come here; spread your command and protect us.) Mal Yahan Kavi Kadawara
: These verses are sung to "awaken" the power of the deity and invite him to accept the offerings of flowers, incense, and lamps. Below is a structured overview and a selection
: The rhythm is typically a 4/4 or 6/8 beat, often accompanied by the Yak Beraya (Low Country Drum) in Southern traditions. holding flower garlands in both hands
Below is a structured overview and a selection of verses commonly used for a Mal Yahan ceremony dedicated to Kadawara Deviyo.
සුවඳ දුම් පූජාව පිළිගන්නාමල් මාලා දෝතින් දරමින්නාකඩවර තෙදැති සාමිනේ මෙහි එන්නාඅණසක පතුරා අප රැක දෙන්නා (Accept this offering of fragrant incense; holding flower garlands in both hands; Powerful Lord Kadawara, please come here; spread your command and protect us.)
: These verses are sung to "awaken" the power of the deity and invite him to accept the offerings of flowers, incense, and lamps.
: The rhythm is typically a 4/4 or 6/8 beat, often accompanied by the Yak Beraya (Low Country Drum) in Southern traditions.