The Kavalane song in Tirupugazh mentioned by Ramanaduli is an
interesting story.
Once Bhagavan Ramana and devotees were going round the Hill.
It was midmorning. Vallimalai Satchitananda Swamigal was
chanting Tirupugazh song: Vedichi Kavalne.... means "the
king or lover of Vedichi, the huntress VaLLi of Muruga. There
were some Telugu devotees too. They were simply repeating
without knowing the meaning just as I sing Tyagaraja's Telugu
kirtans! Bhagavan Ramana looked at one of the Telugu devotees
and asked him: Ememi Kavalane? Enthenthu Kavalane? What
are the things that you want? How much do you want? The
simple Telugu devotee, who was already hungry said: Idli
Kavalane. Vadai Kavalane. Coffee Kavalane.
Lo and behold, with in a few minutes, a devotee was seen from
the opposite direction, with baskets full of hot hot idlis and
vadas, and mouth watering sambhar in a bucket and a large
drum of hot coffee. All including Bhagavan Ramana sat down
and ate the idlis, vadas and coffee!
Venda thakkathu ariyvoi nee
Venda muzhuthum tharuvoi nee.
Vendum Ayan marku ariyoi nee
Vendi ennai pani kondai (Manikkavachagar - Tiruvachakam)
You know all that I want.
You give all that I want.
You are rare to Brahma and Vishnu*
You loved me and ruled over me.
(* Brahma and Vishnu asked with egotistic mind. Hence
He became rare.)
Arunachala Siva.