2823. Those that are conversant with these ten songs, out of the thousand sung sweetly, as a piece of Divine Service, by Caṭakōpaṉ of Kurukūr, rich and resourceful, in adoration of the one (Supreme Lord) that churned the milk-ocean with its surging waves, exciting the warm admiration and deep reverence of the (otherwise self-centred) Amarars (Devas) will get released from the firm and formidable grip of (the cycle of) births and join the holy band of the Amarars (the celestials) in SriVaikuntam.
Word by Word (WBW) meaning
(The words may be rearranged to facilitate conversion from poetry to prose (Aṉvayam). Please read the meanings (in black) continuously to form the sentence and understand the simplified meaning based on the Divyārtha Dīpikai for the verse.)
amarargal̤ — those dhĕvas who wanted to get a medicine [nectar] to become immortal; thozhudhu ezhu — performing anjali (namaskāram with folded hands) as he did in thiruvāimozhi 1-1-1 -thozhudhu ezhu-; alai kadal — the sea with waves; kadaindhavan thannai — the one who churned to agitate it; amar — well-fit; pozhil val̤am — being beautiful due to the presence of gardens; kurukūr — belongs to āzhvārthirunagari; satakŏpan — nammāzhvār-s; kuṝĕvalgal̤ — confidential kainkaryams (reciting pāsurams); suvai — both sweet sound and meaning; āyiraththu avaṝinul̤ — among those 1000 pāsurams; ivai paththum — this decad which is like the amrutham (nectar) which came out of thiruppāṛkadal (kshīrābdhi #milk ocean); vallār — those who can repeatedly recite/understand; uyarvil — in greatness; amararŏdu senṛu — equaling nithyasūris; tham piṛavi — their birth; am siṛai aṛuvar — will destroy that prison
Detailed Explanation
This final pāsuram of the chapter serves as the phalaśruti, revealing the glorious fruits bestowed upon those who practice and internalize its profound teachings. Our revered pūrvācāryas, including the great Nanjīyar, Vādhi Kēsari Azhagiya Maṇavāḷa Jīyar, Periyavāchchān Piḷḷai, and Nampiḷḷai, unanimously highlight its singular promise: those who master this sacred