The Chandrasekhara Ashtakam is a powerful devotional hymn composed by Sage Markandeya, invoking Bhagawan Shiva as the moon-crested Chandrasekhara. Chanting this Ashtakam with devotion grants divine protection, fearlessness, and spiritual liberation.
Kulasekhara Azhwar, a revered king and poet from Kerala, transformed from a warrior to a devoted follower of Lord Vishnu, composing revered texts like "Mukundamala" and "Perumal Tirumozhi." His life journey, marked by spiritual awakening, showcases his unwavering devotion and significant contributions to Vaishnavism.
Periyalwar, originally Vishnuchittar, was a revered Alvar and adoptive father of Andal. He composed the Thirupallandu, expressing deep parental devotion towards Lord Vishnu.