373 corviṉāl pŏrul̤ vaittatu uṇṭākil * cŏllu cŏl ĕṉṟu cuṟṟum iruntu *
ār viṉavilum vāy tiṟavāte * anta kālam aṭaivataṉ muṉṉam **
mārvam ĕṉpatu or koyil amaittu * mātavaṉ ĕṉṉum tĕyvattai nāṭṭi *
ārvam ĕṉpatu or pū iṭa vallārkku * arava taṇṭattil uyyalum āme (3)
Simple Translation
373. If someone has collected and saved wealth
and if his relatives come to him before his death
and ask greedily,
“Tell us where you keep your wealth!
Tell us where you keep it!”
if he, without saying anything,
makes his heart a temple of Madhavan,
places the god there and sprinkles his love as flowers,
he will be saved even if a snake comes to bite him.