1089. Don’t believe in those who do tapas to other gods and serve them
and don’t trust their false books as true
or believe in their teachings and destroy yourselves.
Come to our dark cloud-colored lord in Thirunindravur,
who is a precious pearl and good tapas
worshiped by all the ganas in Kāndavanam where he burned Indra’s gardens.
I saw him in Kadalmallai Thalasayanam.
Word by Word (WBW) meaning
(The words may be rearranged to facilitate poetry to prose conversion (Aṉvayam). Please read the meanings (in black) continiously to form the sentence and understand the simple meaning of those verse.)
avaththam — some useless acts; pūṇdu — taking up; piṛarkku — for lowly people; adaindhu — holding on (to them); thoṇdupattu — serving; poy — false; nūlai — scriptures of those who reject vĕdham; ŏdhi — learning (those); mey nūl enṛum — believing to be true meanings; māṇdu — being finished; avaththam — useless; pŏgāmal — not becoming; vammin — come (to become liberated);; endhai — being my father; en — for those who are like me; vaṇangap paduvānai — one who is easily approachable and surrendered to; kaṇangal̤ — by the groups of wise people; ĕththum — one who is praised; nīṇda aththai — being that entity which is inconceivable; karumugilai — one who has dark cloud like complexion; ninṛavūr — in thiruninṛavūr; niththilaththai — one who has a cool form like a collection of pearls; thoththu — flower bunches; ār — being abundant; sŏlai — having garden; kāṇdavaththai — kāṇdava forest; kanal — shining; eri — fire-s; vāy — in the mouth; peyviththānai — one who made to enter; emmān thannai — sarvĕṣvaran; thalasayanam — sthala sayanam (where he rests on the ground); kadal mallai — in thirukkadalmallai; nān kaṇdadhu — ī got to see