TIRUKKOILUR

Something phenomenal then occured, when the fourth who was no other than Srimannarayana desiring to feast His ears with the nectarine melody of the songs assembled and revealed to them His bhuvana mohanarupa. Literally transported, at the surprisingly unexpected darsan of the Lord of Lords, trey sang extempore in praise of Him one hundred pasurams each. All in their rapturous ecstacy-nay devotion dipped delicious sweet sensational state, unknown to any man, nor heard by angels even. But well known to pious souls.

These soul-lifting and hypotising pasurarns-numbering three hundred are the first three hundred dazzling bright gems woven into the Nalayira Divya Prabhandam, sung by nine other like minded Alwars. These famous verses enshrining the Vaishnavate culture thus took their origin from here and thus deserve to adorn the pendent of the divyabharana of Srimannarayana. Hence the sanctity that beckons a visit unavoidable, if man were to be called man and sincerely desire to shuffle off once for all the earthly attachments before shuffling off the mortal coils to making his Jivtama merge with Paramatma.

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