1702. Our lord, the father of Kāma, is the eon itself.
He took the forms of a turtle, a man-lion and a swan
to fight with the Asurans and he accepts the sacrifices
that Vediyars offer with the recitation of the Vedās.
He went to Lankā protected by strong forts
and surrounded with high, wave-filled oceans that circle the whole earth
and cut off the ten heads and twenty hands of its king Rāvana
and he stays happily in Thirukkannapuram—let us go there and worship him.
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