Pasurams 3893–4000 of 4000
The corpus closes not with a hymn to God but to a teacher. Ramanusa Noorandhadhi — one hundred and eight pasurams by Thiruvarangathu Amudanar — sings Ramanuja as the rescuer of the age, the one whose grace makes everything else possible.
Known as the Prapanna Gayatri, it is recited daily by Sri Vaishnavas, and its inclusion makes the message of the 4000 explicit: the acharya's feet are the surest door to the Lord's.
Opening pasuram · 3893
பூ மன்னு மாது பொருந்திய மார்பன் * புகழ் மலிந்த
பா மன்னு மாறன் * அடி பணிந்து உய்ந்தவன் ** பல் கலையோர்
தாம் மன்ன வந்த இராமாநுசன் * சரணாரவிந்தம்
நாம் மன்னி வாழ * நெஞ்சே சொல்லுவோம் அவன் நாமங்களே (1)
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