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This work contains twenty verses, ten as Venbas and ten as Agavals and is truly a work of puzzles and riddles. One should take up this work only when convinced that all the other 13 sastras has been mastered. The question raised here are truly mind-boggling. The answers are no doubt contained in the work yet it is not easy to be discovered. The message is ‘Every problem contains the solution itself’.The problem raised in this work are in reference to the characteristics and mutal relations of Pathi, Pasu and Pasam. Arulnandi Sivachariyar wants his Guru to clear the presence of delusion in him, even after going through the Gnana Diksha(initiation into True Knowledge).A careful reading of this work will show how devoted Arulnandi Sivachariyar to his guru. For St Arulnandi, Meykandar was Lord Siva Himself.

The work opens with a portion called “Pathi Iyalpu”, the nature of Siva. This dwells on the concept of God according to Saiva Siddhanta. This is followed by "Pasu Iyalpu".This is followed by Pasam, the final verse is Pasa Iyalbu.