1105. Those who naturally plough the fields, with strong bulls pushing through the earth,
while waves and fragrant lotus blossoms sway—such farmers, hardworking and pure, worship the Lord of Thirukadalmallai, who rests on the ground. O my pure heart, worship those with sincere hearts, and join their devotion with love.
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In the sacred divyadeśam of Tirukkaḍalmallai, where the Supreme Lord Sriman Nārāyaṇa rests as Sthalaśayana Perumāl, the agricultural lands are scenes of unparalleled abundance. Here, the farmers, whose very nature is to cultivate the earth, engage their powerful bulls in the act of ploughing. The fields are so rich that they are covered by beautiful waves of pristine