3901. Bhudathāzvār composed pāsurams
that remove the darkness in the hearts of devotees
and light up their wisdom, showing them the paths to find god.
Good people worship and praise the fame of Rāmānujā,
who keeps the divine feet of Bhudathāzhvar in his heart and
keep in their hearts his pāsurams that are as precious as the Vedās.
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.)
idhayaththu — our heart; kāṇum — that can help see; iṛavainai — the established master; irul̤ — (but its) darkness of ignorance (prevents that);; keda — to destroy such darkness (starting from anbĕ thagal̤iyā to gyānach chudar vil̤akku ĕṝinĕn [iraṇdām 1]) thiruvanthādhi; gyānam ennum — (gave the) knowledge about the external one (the emperumān) – para gyānam;; niṛāi vil̤akku — (with the) lamp that is complete in all aspects; ĕṝiya — one who lighted it bright;; bhūtham thiruvadi — the swāmi, who is bhūthaththāzhvār; thāl̤gal̤ nenjaththu uṛaiya vaiththu — (emperumānār) keeps the divine of āzhvār in his mind as ever present; āl̤um — and enjoys / experiences it;; nallŏr — noble people who; ŏdhum — always recite; iṛāmānusan — such emperumānārs; pugazh — auspicious qualities; maṛaiyinaik kāththu — are those who save the vĕdhās from others and from those who give wrong meanings; manna vaippavar — and would strongly establish (the vĕdhas and its true meanings).; indha maṇṇagaththĕ — in this world.