अनमयन्

Raag Anamayan is a complete scale with all 7 notes in both ascent and descent raga in the Carnatic classical music tradition.. With its Sampurna-Sampurna jati structure, this raag creates a distinctive tonal landscape. The predominant rasa is Peace/Tranquility (शांत), making it suitable for compositions that evoke peaceful, meditative emotions. It is traditionally performed during evening hours, and its melodic contour offers rich possibilities for alapana, kalpanaswaram, and creative improvisation.

As part of the rich tapestry of Indian classical music, Raag Anamayan represents the deep connection between melodic structure and emotional expression that defines the Carnatic tradition.

Anamayan is a Carnatic janya rāga with a Tamil name meaning 'one without disease or suffering' (anāmayan = disease-free, healthy, pure). In the Vaishnava tradition, this is an epithet of Lord Vishnu as the divine healer and the source of liberation from all suffering (amaya = disease, ailment). The 12th-century Vaishnava poet-saint Nammalvar uses related terminology in the Divya Prabandham, the foundational text of the Sri Vaishnava tradition. Annamacharya, the 15th-century Telugu Vaishnava composer, also created compositions invoking Vishnu through such names. The raag's parent melakarta and scale cannot be confirmed without arohana-avarohana data, making it one of several theologically named janya ragas whose musical documentation remains incomplete.