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Marundheninum vaendarpaar ranru
Even the nectar of immortality is not to be consumed,
Without
sharing
with
the
guests
waiting
outside.
All
commentators
have
agreed
upon
the
interpretation
of
'saavaa
marundhu'
as
the
elixir
for
immortality,
but
Parithi's
reference
to
poison
itself
in
this
context,
is
not
understandable.
In
Puranaanooru
we
have
a
passage
which
is
directly
relevant.
Amildhum iyalvadhaayinum inidhenath
Thamiyar undalum ilarae
Even
if
it
is
the
heavenly
nectar,
they
will
not
have
it
alone.
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