kālai eḻuntulakam kaṟpaṉavum kaṟṟuṇarnta mēlait talaimaṟaiyōr vēṭpaṉavum - vēlaikkaṇ ōrāḻi yāṉaṭiyē ōtuvatum ōrppaṉavum pērāḻi koṇṭāṉ peyar (Poykai Āḻvār’s Tiruvantāti I, 66) kālai eḻuntulakam kaṟpaṉavum get up from bed early in the morning and learn (by reading the scriptures), kaṟṟuṇarnta mēlait talaimaṟaiyōr vēṭpaṉavum vēlaikkaṇ digest the prodigious writings of the earlier generation (of masters), ōrāḻiyāṉ aṭiyē ōtuvatum ōrppaṉavum what we read and meditate to the glories of the Lord’s feet, pērāḻi koṇṭāṉ peyar He (Mahāviṣṇu) takes the name of the Great Disc. “The customary duty is to get up from bed early in the morning, read and learn the scriptures that are the heritage of the prodigious writings of pioneers of the past generation. We read and meditate on what (all the scriptures) pertain to the glories of the Lord’s feet. He is the Great Lord Disc.” KR IRS 26123
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