Thirumazhisai Alwar's 96 verses take their name from the four-faced Brahma (Naanmugan), whom the first verse names as born from Narayana. The whole work holds that Narayana alone is the Supreme and that every other deity owes its place to Him, and the Alwar declares that he will worship no other.
The pasurams, ten at a time
1-10nāṉmukaṉai nārāyaṇaṉ paṭaittāṉ nāṉmukaṉum…10 pasurams
11-20vāḻttuka vāy kāṇka kaṇ…10 pasurams
21-30ivaiyā pila vāy tiṟantu…10 pasurams
31-40mēl nāṉmukaṉ araṉai iṭṭa…10 pasurams
41-50kāṇal uṟukiṉṟēṉ kal aruvi…10 pasurams
51-60eṉakku āvār ār oruvarē?…10 pasurams
61-70maṉak kētam cārā matucūtaṉ…10 pasurams
71-80cēyaṉ aṇiyaṉ ciṟiyaṉ mikap…10 pasurams
81-90katavu maṉam eṉṟum kāṇalām…10 pasurams
91-96tamar āvār yāvarkkum tāmaraimēlāṟkum…6 pasurams