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Decad: 45 Yaaththirai-p-paththu (Decad of the Journey) Sub-title: Anuba vaatheethamuraiththal (Relating the transcendental Experience) (Sung at Thihai) Yaaththirai-journey; paththu=decad; Anubava(m)=experience; Atheetham = excess. Vuraiththal = saying or expressing. This decad of the Journey to the Feet of Civan is made up of ten verses of four lines each in Aasiriya Viruthiham IT-T-. "Oh you who have been called up by the Flood of Grace. Our king with slowers on His head, the mighty Lord oth snakes as ornaments (Bhuyangan, "Who, uncoosingly uninging with the heart of us the lowly ones, dissolves it into His Experience! Oh you who have been so called up "Ah! Ah!" and have loving ly become His own. Come and gather together! Behold! The time has come to go, leaving the unreal and enter beneath the feet of our Owner." (45-1) “You do not get entangled in the senses. Think exclusively about the flowery Feet of the Lord Bouyangan. Let goofall the other unnecessary things. For those who draw near Him Who has the Grace befitting His Mercy and Who. entering the earth to enlinghten it has made, us, the curs. His own, will remain Himself inflexible in abiding in us. (Bhuyangan = God adorned with snakes)” (45.2) 795