1 We have hibiscus plants at home, can we offer hibiscus flowers to Perumal? 2 What is the actual meaning of Peyazhwar pasuram ‘thAzh saDaiyum neel muDiyum’? 3 In Thiruvaimozhi pasuram ‘thAla tAmaraiyAn unadu undiyAn’ Azhwar says ‘vAL koL neeL mazhu AL un AgathAn’ which derives a meaning that Siva resides in a part of Sriman Narayana’s divine body. This appears to resonate with the opinions of Saiva’s Sankara Narayana form? Have our Acarya’s provided any explanations on this? 4 Chakratazhwar is eternal like Perumal; in that case which day denotes Sudarshana Jayanti?

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Hibiscus flowers are not offered in general.
Shall give a detailed explanation of this pasuram later, it denotes that Perumal is the antaryami.
While the Lord is omnipresent, here “un AgathAn” denotes Siva resides in one part of Perumal. An explanation of this pasuram shall be provided later.
Chakratazhwar is also eternal, and He has also incarnated like Sri Rama and Krishna, hence we celebrate His incarnation day as Sudarshana Jayanti.

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