Third CheyyuL :
Introduction
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In this verse , Kambar points out the sacredness
and the Vaibhavam of Swamy NammAzhwAr's ThiruvAimozhi Paasurams as well as
their power to cleanse us off many blemishes.
Text of the Third SeyyuL
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Paavodukkum nuNN isayodukkum
palavum paRayum
naavodukkum nallaRivodukkum maRRu
nAttappatta
tEvodukkum paravAdha seruvodukkum
kuruhUrp-
poovodukkum
amuthat-ThiruvAyiram pOntanavE
Genaral
Meaning:
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The sacred utterance of
ThiruvAimozhi that arose from the effulgent AzhwAr , who
incarnated at Thirukkuruhur houses inside it sakala Veda Saastrarthams ; it is
like nectar to experience and has all the grammar of Sanga Tamizh poetry .It
has the power to defeat the spontaneus outbursts of deluded para mata vaadhins
, which has no links to
pramANams .It establishes the supermacy of Sriman NaarAyaNan over all the
other Vaidhika matams.It destroys the arguments claiming the supermacy of of
other " dhaivams
" .
Word by word Meaning
For the 3rd verse
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KuruhUr bhU pOntana: That which arose from the sacred tongue of the resplendent
AzhwAr born at ThirukkuruhUr ( Viz) ThiruvAimozhi
odukkum amudha thiruppaa: (it) will house tightly inside itself the meanings of sakala
vedams and Saastrams .
amudha Thirppaaa odukkum nuNN isai
odukkum : These nectar like
auspicious paasurams will also house
inside them the subtle grammar of sangeeta saastram .
palavum paRayum naa odukkum: It will control the ramblings of the debaters , who utter
whatever that comes to their minds without the backing of accepted PramANams
.
nallaRivu odukkum: It will house the content of superior Sri
Sookthis.
maRRum nAttappatta tEvu
odukkum: It will bring under its control all the demi-gods
linked to different siddhAntams.
ParavAtac-cherukku odukkum : It will point out the fallacies of Paramata Vaadhins
, which attribute
Paratvam
( supermacy) to their own gods by
destroying their egos .
Swamy NammAzhwAr ThiruvadigaLE SaraNam
,
DhAsan , Oppiliappan Koil V. Sdagopan