The Tiruppavai, a collection of Tamil verses by Andal, is interpreted in various ways, including its poetic beauty, musical renditions, and association with Pongal festivities. More deeply, it represents togetherness and devotion to Krishna, emphasizing surrender to the divine for eternal happiness. The text assures that those who meditate on or accept Perumal will never be forsaken, drawing parallels to the Bhagavad Gita and the Ramayana's depiction of selfless service.