Pasurams 927–936 of 4000
Amalanadhipiran is ten pasurams of pure darshan. Carried into the Srirangam sanctum on the shoulders of the priest Loka Saranga, Thiruppaan Azhwar beholds Ranganatha and describes Him from the sacred feet upward — feet, garment, navel, chest, neck, lips, eyes.
It ends with one of the most quoted lines of the 4000: having seen the Lord, "my eyes shall see nothing else". The Azhwar is said to have merged into the Lord upon completing it.
Opening pasuram · 927
அமலன் ஆதிபிரான் * அடியார்க்கு என்னை ஆட்படுத்த
விமலன் * விண்ணவர்கோன் * விரையார் பொழில் வேங்கடவன் **
நிமலன் நின்மலன் நீதி வானவன் * நீள் மதில் அரங்கத்து அம்மான் * திருக்
கமல பாதம் வந்து * என் கண்ணின் உள்ளன ஒக்கின்றதே (1)
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