Eethade Harudu, eethade Yajudu

Pallavi:
                  EethadeHarudu,eethade Yajudu,                                                             eethaniki  neechethalentha ghanamatugaana 

This is lord Siva, this is Brahma,; If we see these actions, how great they look??. This is both, the creator  and  also the destructor;  hence, how great He  must have been ??

CharaNam1:        Kadu pekku brahmaanda katakamulu sudivadina
                               Kadupulo nidukonna ghanudu
                                Vedali puthaki chanti vishamu thaaginayantha
                                  Vadi thanaku nemaye  vatti boomelu gaaka

The grest Supremo, holding lokas like Anda, Pinda, Brahmaanda etc  in the twister like stomach, drank the poisonous milk from the devil  Poothana, as a Child Krishna. Did any harm happend to Him?? Everything  was a farse.

In this charaNam, Annamayya refers to Sree Krishnaavatar.
When Krishna was a child, a devil, Poothana, disguised as a beauticul lady, 
comes to kill him. But, lord, knower of everything  recognises the conspiracy,
kills Poothana by sucking the chest, violently. 

Charanam2:             EllajalaDulu  migili   aekamei  pabbinapudu
                                   Ullasilluchu  neethadundu
                                      Mallaadi  oka  rendu maDdulu  virachinatti
                                        BalliDudavani  ninnu  pariNaminthurugaana

This great Supreme enthralls, when all oceans face Sunamy and mix as one.
This much intencity of an event, can alone give Him  euphoric joy.
When this is the case, where does the joy of breaking  after all two trees, by
Crawlling between them stands????

When Krishna was a child, YasoDa, his mother ties him to a tree,  as a punishment  to His unbearable naughtyness. Lord, by crawlling himself  breaks the trees. Then from ,Krishna was titled as" Balla". 

CharaNam3:                 Thiru  venkateswarudu,  DevaDevottamudu
                                        Paripoornudachyuthudu Abhavudu
                                         SaraNaagathula  raksha seuvaadanumaata
                                            Guruthugaa  thalapoci  koniyaadavalase

The Great Venkatesa  is the God of Gods.  He is  the Comprehensive, the  indestructible,  the birthless, the Rescuer of refugees. Remembering all these titles, we must praise Him.

Annamayya explains the range of Lord's Happyness.
His acts are all of cosmic levels. When a child, Krishna did so many miraculous deeds, what could be of the grown up Krishna???. For YasoDa may be Krishna was a child, but  truth is, that, He was Personified  Supreme Self, Lord of Lords,and all powerful Almighty.. Annamayya emphasyses this great fact, in this song.

                 Om namo Venkatesa