Haimavatheem Shadvidha Margini Rupaka

Haimavatheem Shadvidha Margini Rupaka is a Carnatic music composition performed by M. Balamuralikrishna. The track appears as the eighth piece on the album Raagaanga Ravali, released in June 2006. The recording spans a duration of 4 minutes and 9 seconds and adheres to the rupaka tala, a rhythmic cycle of seven beats divided into three equal parts. The composition is set in an unspecified raga, though the title suggests thematic ties to the deity Parvati (Haimavati) and the sixfold path (shadvidha margini) of spiritual discipline.

The album Raagaanga Ravali was issued in CD format. No label information is explicitly documented in the available context. Balamuralikrishna, a vocalist, composer, and multi-instrumentalist, rendered the track in his characteristic style, blending technical precision with devotional expression. The piece exemplifies his contributions to the Carnatic repertoire, particularly in exploring complex lyrical and melodic structures.

The broader album features a collection of Carnatic compositions, though the full tracklist, accompanying artists, and production details remain partially undocumented in the provided context. The release date aligns with Balamuralikrishna’s later career phase, during which he continued to perform and record extensively. The track’s lyrical content and musical arrangement reflect traditional Carnatic conventions, with an emphasis on bhakti (devotional) themes.