274. The famous Pattarpiran Vishnuchithan
where the Vediyars recite the divine Vedās
composed these ten pāsurams on Govardhanā
mountain (Madhura) where jasmine flowers bloom on the
branches of kuravam trees.
He describes how the hill is carried as an umbrella
by the god who rests on Adishesha
and rides on the Garudā, the enemy of snake.
If devotees recite those pāsurams in their hearts
and worship him, they will reach divine Vaikuntam.
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