With VaithamAnidhi PerumAL's blessings, PeNpiLLai obtained a chance to converse with the VishishtAdvaita SampradAya Guru SwAmi RAmAnujar. PeNpiLLai, after knowing the truth about the person with whom she conveyed her concerns for so long, again got an opportunity to serve a feast for RAmAnujA and his disciples. She also cheerfully dedicated a song in his honour. Did she choose to depart from ThirukkOLUr or stay there? What advice did she receive from SwAmi RAmAnujar? Listen to this lovely ending narrated by VedA PAtti. Srishti tales is happy to extend its gratitude to Smt. VedA NambirAjan who presented the secret messages conveyed in PeNpiLLai's statements in a simple manner through her beautiful narration. Our special thanks to Smt. Harini KrishnavarAhan for providing the illustrations that helped us visualize each of the BhagavathAs' incidents. We would also like to thank the listeners. Your motivation helped us in the successful completion of this series. Continue listening and implement whatever you have learnt. Our team's true success lies in this.

In order to achieve something, we must be strict with ourselves in a few areas, which will help our mind and body to be focussed. PeNpiLLai sets forth the story of Bagavar, who scrupulously avoided doing few things. Also, listen to VedA pAtti's fabulous narration of the long awaited introduction between SwAmi RAmAnujA and PeNpiLLai which occurred in an elaborated manner, as PeNpiLLai concludes expressing her grief for lacking the traits of the eminent 81 bhAgavathAs.

ParAsara Bhattar demonstrated compassion, mercy, tolerance and empathy towards others, just like his AchAryA EmbAr. PeNpiLLai regrets not having the intentions like ParAsara Bhattar, who was glad to offer kainkaryam to the Lord in every possible way and even with every small opportunity he got.

Being kind and caring regardless of human beings or animals is the same as loving the Lord. Compassionate EmbAr did something daring that no other person would risk doing. PeNpiLLai is worried about not having a prominent quality of a Sri VaishnavA, which is, being empathetic to other living beings.

KUrathAzhwAn led a life consistent with the teachings of KrishnA in the Bhagavad GItA. His son ParAsara Bhattar, is renowned for having exceptional abilities and intelligence even at a very young age. PeNpiLLai describes an incident where Bhattar, as a little boy, used his insight, and humbled a proud old scholar.

Only the Supreme God is permanent among all that exists in the universe. A person with constant thoughts about Him will be bestowed with all the needs and even more. KAsi Singan, a Vishnu bhakthA was enthralled by something temporary and got into trouble. VedA pAtti narrates how he regained consciousness. Listen!

Blessings of Goddess MahAlakshmi are essential for a bhakthA. However, blessings of an AchAryA who is filled with the grace of Goddess MahAlakshmi are much more essential. We have heard about JatAyu who sacrificed his life to save Goddess Sita. PeNpiLLai unfolds the story of a woman who, disregarding the value of her own life, jumped into the river to save the life of her AchAryA.

Referring to ourselves as "AdiyEn'' will help us to let go of our superiority attitude. In Srivaishnava sampradaya, at times to show profound reverence a Srivaishnava will prostrate to the feet of another Srivaishnava younger to them. Do you know how Periya Thirumalai Nambi honoured his beloved nephew SwAmi RAmAnujA? Hear out!

The lord is impartial to all the jeevAthmAs, whether it is a human or an animal or an insect. PeNpiLLai presents the story of Uparicharan, stressing on the biocentric equality. Thinking of the bhakthi demonstrated by many animals in purANAs and ithihAs will make us realize the equality. VedA pAtti highlights the radiantly compassionate pUrvAchAryAs to help us understand and to learn a lesson for our daily lives.

Acharyas point out that spiritual enlightenment will happen only if we give up the attachment towards our physical body. While it is difficult to observe detachment as an individual, the story of ThirunaraiyUr araiyar makes us wonder, how he observed it along with his family? Hearken to feel the awe-inspiring bhakthi of a devotee's family.

"To prosper in life, surrender to the feet of SwAmi RAmAnujA". PeNpiLLai narrates a story that exemplifies this tagline of Sri Vaishnava Sampradaya. KUrathAzhwAn regretted being a scholar, after witnessing a person receiving special attention from SwAmi RAmAnujA. Who was that person? Did he acquire something more than what KUrathAzhwAn possessed? Listen!

In the olden days, an AchAryA would expect his aspiring student to be highly enduring and enthusiastic in learning. Only after many assessments he would choose his students. In order for us to learn the values from both the AchAryA and his student, PeNpiLLai recounts an incident from ThirukkOshtiyUr Nambi's story, where his student gave a transition to the conventional way of teaching.

An AchAryA's blessings act like a light that directs us with the right knowledge at the right time. PeNpiLLai comes with the story of ThirumAlaiANdAn who in his sishya's interpretations felt the presence of his AchAryA. He followed the light of kindness emanated from his AchAryA.

Acting as per the words of AzhwArs and AchAryAs will strengthen our confidence and trust in what we read and talk, thereby taking our bhakti to the next level. The stories of so many bhAgavathAs from PeNpiLLai guide us to lead our life on the path of redemption.

'KaLvan' refers to someone who steals from the people without their knowledge. It can also refer to someone with a dark complexion. We can understand that PeNpiLLai is still oblivious of the wisdom and the opportunity blessed to her by VaithamAnidhi PerumAL to converse with the great Acharya SwAmi RAmAnujA.

Malyavaan, the minister of Ravana who was aware of the wrong path chosen, shares the positive traits of Lord Sri Rama and advises Ravana on a proper course of action. While, accepting another's advice is a choice, Penpillai regrets for not spreading even one word of virtue about Vaithamaanidhi Perumal to others.

One anthology that lists all the glories of Swami Ramanujar is Ramanuja Nootrandhaadhi. Despite facing numerous challenges, the author, Thiruvarangathu Amudanaar was determined in creating such a masterpiece. Did you know Amudanaar's sincere rendition was considered equal to the service to Lord? Hearken to Veda paati.

We witness different forms of acharya bhakti in Sri Vaishnava Sampradaya, demonstrated through their acts, words and thoughts. There was once a disciple who always yearned to be in the shadow of his acharya. But did his acharya accept this idea? Let's listen to his story.