Pallavi:
Enna Perum Thavam Yaam Seidhathariyene
Ennayum Kanchi Muni Aatkonda thensolven (Enna)
(I cannot express and dont know what great penance I did, for Kanchi Acharya to accept me)
Anu Pallavi:
Munnam oraalin keezh monamai kaii kaattee
Sonnadhai vaai malarnthey, solli arul seyya (Enna)
(In those days, he used to sit underneath a banyan tree, without speaking but blessing with his hands and he spoke those blessings through words and what big penance did I do to hear those words)
Charanam:
Nadamaadum deivamai naam potra vandhavar
Nanilathor uyya thava yogam kondavar
Vidayerum punniyar vadivam bhagawath padar
Meendum vandhaar avar men malar thaaL potra (Enna)
(He is a God who walks with us, who was given to us to appreciate; He became a sage to protect us; The noble Bhagawath Padar (Govindha Bhagawath Pada), has arrived again and lets bow at his soft flower like feet)
Composed by Periasami Thooran.
xlnt. Pranams to Periyava
Blessed are the ones who had the fortune of coming into contact with this Great Soul and receiveing his Grace
This song and images of Kanchi Acharya have been going around in my head for weeks now.