Quote by Andal: “The beauty of the Lord is endless, like the vastness of the sky.”

This poetic comparison highlights the boundless and infinite nature of divine aesthetics, beyond human comprehension. It conveys a sense of awe and wonder, suggesting that the Lord's beauty is immeasurable and eternal, constantly inspiring and enveloping all who perceive it.

Andal's hymns often describe the physical and spiritual beauty of Lord Krishna (Vishnu) with rapturous detail. Such vivid descriptions were a common way for Bhakti saints to express their profound love and admiration for their chosen deity.

Ninth-century Tamil poet-saint and the only woman among the twelve Alvars, the Vaishnava devotional saints of South India. Her two major works, the Tiruppavai and the Nacchiyar Tirumoli, are among the most celebrated texts in the Sri Vaishnava tradition and are still sung in temples across Tamil Nadu. According to tradition she was raised by the saint Periyalvar in Srivilliputhur.