2819 ŏṉṟu ĕṉap pala ĕṉa * aṟivu arum vaṭiviṉul̤ niṉṟa *
naṉṟu ĕzhil nāraṇaṉ * nāṉmukaṉ araṉ ĕṉṉum ivarai **
ŏṉṟa num maṉattu vaittu * ul̤l̤i num iru pacai aṟuttu *
naṉṟu ĕṉa nalam cĕyvatu * avaṉiṭai nammuṭai nāl̤e (7)
Simple Translation
May you ponder in your mind, dispassionately, over the relative merits of the Gods. Nāraṇaṉ beaming through His auspicious attributes, firm and fine, Nāṉmukaṉ (the four-headed Brahmā) and Araṉ (Rudra), who look so much alike that it is difficult to comprehend whether they are one or many; may you also investigate (with the help of authoritative texts) and discern that there is but one God (and that is Nārāyaṇa, the Super-Soul residing in all, including Brahmā and Rudra); with this discovery you will do well to give up your allegiance to the other two (Brahmā and Rudra) as God and attach yourselves firmly to Nārāyaṇa (as the one and only God) during your life-time.