Kaimmavin uri poorthu kari kaattil aadal vudaiyaanai vidaiyaanai karai konda kandaththuĪmmanran adikkonden thalaimeyl vaiththidumen aasaiyaal vazhginra arivilaa naayeenĮmmaanai yerikedila vada veerattanathth uraivaanai iraippodhum igazhvan kol yaanee Pan: Kollikkouvaanam Thammaanai ariyaadha saadhiyaar ularee thalaimeyrkkol piraiyaanai vidaimeyrkkol vigirdhan Realizing that the old man was God Himself, Sundharar sang this song. In the night when he was sleeping, the God appeared as an old man and put His legs many times on Sundharar 's head. So he stayed in the outskirts - sidhdhavada madam. Sundharar did not want to put his leg in the holy town of thiruvadhikai where Thirunaavukkarasar was born. Oh God of Thiru vennai nalloor in the southern bank of the river Pennai, how can I say I am not your slave? Oh mad! Oh Peruman with a crescent, Oh Graceful one, I am thinking about you without forgetting. Vaiththaai pennai thenpaal vennai nalloor aruththurayulĪththa vunakku aalaai inee alleen enal aamee Pan: Indhalam Piththaa pirai soodee perumaanee arulaalaaĮththal maravaadhee ninaikkindreen manathunnai Sundharar is called "Van thondar" because he praises the Lord as if he is cursing. But the Lord said "Using that word as the first word recite a hymn". He cried to the Lord that I called you "Piththaa" by mistake. Sundharar realised that it is the God who came to give Sundharar His grace. That old man disappeared in the temple of Thiru vennai nalloor.
Sundharar was calling Him "Piththaa" (mad) and following Him. But that old man proved that Sundharar is the His slave and took him. Sundharar said he had never seen that person before that. At that time the Lord came as an old man and told the people that Sundharar is the slave of Him. The seventh Thirumurai is given by Sundhara Moorthy Adigalar.
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