1146. With Bhūmi Devī and Mahālakṣmī by His side, He shines, holding the radiant discus and conch in His two hands. Like a celestial kalpaka tree in full bloom, He stands, showering grace upon His devotees, His heart ever intent on compassion. His feet, hands, lips, and eyes glow with beauty, His garment glows red, His golden form gleams in brilliance. This is the Lord whom even Rudra and Brahmā revere, the One who abides eternally in Thirukkōvalūr. I have seen Him there with my own eyes!
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In the sacred abode of Thirukkōvalūr, the Supreme Lord, Sriman Nārāyaṇa, reveals Himself in a form of unparalleled magnificence. He stands with the majesty of a celestial kalpaka tree that has blossomed into an entire wish-fulfilling garden, a testament to His boundless generosity. By His side are His divine consorts: Śrī Bhūmi Piraṭṭi, whose beautiful form is the very