Kulasekar alwar's pasurams for the Lord of Thiruvithvacode.

Pasurams 688 to 697.
Each pasuram reflects one aspect of the sambandha between jeevatma and paramathma.
in 688.
He picturises himself as a child and Perumal as mother.
in 689.
he is the dutiful wife and Perumal the Husband.
in 690.
He is the subject and Perumal the Raja.
in 691.
He is the Patient and God the doctor.
in 692.
He is a lone bird perched on the sail of the ship and Perumal the ship.
in 693.
He is the lotus flower and Perumal the Sun.
in 694.
He is the crop in need of water and Perumal the rain bearing cloud.
in 695.
He is the river that merges into the ocean which the Perumal is.
in 696.
He is the property and the Lord the owner of all the property.
in 697.
He is the supplicant medicant and the Lord the Benevolent, kind and extremely compassionate paramathma.
The perumal will not only reward the jeevathma of the alwar but of all those who read and recite the above ten pasurams