Pasurams 2282–2381 of 4000
"Thirukkanden" — "I have seen Lakshmi, and the golden form that holds her" — Pey Azhwar's opening words record the moment the lamp-light of the first two Azhwars revealed the Lord with His consort in the corridor at Thirukkovalur.
Moonram Thiruvandhadhi completes the three hundred verses of the Mudhal Azhwars, the earliest stratum of the Divya Prabandham.
Opening pasuram · 2282
திருக்கண்டேன் * பொன் மேனி கண்டேன் * திகழும்
அருக்கன் அணி நிறமும் கண்டேன் ** செருக் கிளரும்
பொன் ஆழி கண்டேன் * புரி சங்கம் கைக் கண்டேன் *
என் ஆழி வண்ணன் பால் இன்று 1
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