1234. The lord, strong as a bull, swallowed the worlds, the ocean and the hills,
threw Vathsāsuran and Kapithāsuran on each other
when they came in the forms of a calf and a vilam tree,
and stole the butter that the cowherd women with sharp spear-like eyes
had churned and kept.
He stays happily every day in Vaikundavinnagaram, the temple in Nāngur
where good kamugu trees, coconut trees, fine paddy and sugarcane
flourish by the water that flows from the channels
and increases the wealth there.
O innocent heart, let us go there and worship him.
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