Sampooranathevan

So, when Sampooranathevan asked Thirumal to be granted birth into the world, he requested the same be given to his lover.

[bracket added by editors] So Thirumal allowed them to perform austrity, to take birth united and sublime.

He asked Paradevathai, " My dear, it will be fine if you and I, with the crown of Indra, rule the world."

Meanwhile, in Kailai, Sivan and Thirumal were discussing how to destroy Kali, after sending Lakshmi to grow as magaram in the sea, to give birth to a child for destroying Kali (She was also asked to perform austrity in the sea).

At the very first moment of seeing them, Sivan told Thirumal that their tavam met with failure, as they had desired the crown of Indra.

On seeing this Thirumal told Paradevathai that since your austrity met with failure, and because of your previous husband's sufferings due to your separation, you will be born in the world in Yamakulam and will be married to your husband of Yama Lokam.

You will not take care of God, your father, mother, or relations, and you will consider Sampooranathevan as your husband.

Then you will seek supreme bliss and will realise (the Ultimate real truth) God and you will be granted moksha.

Sampooranathevan praised them and also requested that they pardon his sin (desiring the crown of Indra).

Mayon replied that, she, Paradevathai, fell in love with you even though her husband was alive.

There, due to your deep love for her, your mind will tend to commit suicide without unifying with her.

Sampooranathevan replied: "Your greatness, I was asked to be born in the world which is full of evil and sorrows.

Sampooranathevan also known as Muthukutty was born in 1809 to Ponnu Nadar and Veyilal Amma at Poovandanthope in the Kanyakumari District (part of Travancore then).

They initially named the child Mudisoodum Perumal, meaning "Lord with a crown".

The holy book Akilathirattu mentions that he set a pedestal for Lord Vishnu in his house.

Muthukutty earned his living as a Palmyra palm climber and as an agricultural laborer.

At the age of 17 he married [30] a woman Thirumalammal of Puviyoor, Agastheeswaram, who was left alone by her husband.

There is another narrative that at his age of 16, the upper classes, being irritated by the inclusionary views and activities of Vaikundar and his popularity, made several attempts to eliminate him and all of them failed.

At this time, and in a dream of his mother Lord Narayana asked her to take her son to Thiruchendur temple.

According to the legend, the day itself inside the sea Muthukutty also known as Sampooranathevan was granted moksha by Lord Narayana.