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• Nammazhwar Thiruvadi Thozhudal
As Nammazhwar is carried by archakas in kaithalam (holding in hands), surrounded by the sounds of chatra, chamara, and divine instruments, the Araiyars recite the ten verses starting with "Soozh visumpani mugil," narrating the ultimate surrender and eternal service. Upon reaching the Lord’s feet, Nammazhwar is symbolically merged with the Lord’s lotus feet.
When Tulasi garlands are placed over Nammazhwar, the Araiyars sing the ten verses of "MuniyE NAnmuganE," symbolizing the joy of the soul merging with the Lord in eternal bliss. This act represents the concept of Saayujyam, the highest state of union with the divine.
Blessings from the Lord
After this divine union, the Lord bestows His garlands and his kasthuri upon Nammazhwar, signifying His grace and acceptance of the soul into Paramapadham. The entire assembly witnesses this profound moment, celebrating the culmination of devotion and surrender.
As the Lord returns to His sanctum amidst chants, the Araiyars sing Kanninun Siruthambu, emphasizing the inseparable bond between the Lord and His devotees. The evening concludes with the Lord halting briefly at the Nalukaal Mandapam, blessing Nammazhwar and other azhwar acharyas and then proceeding back to His divine abode.