In Manikkavasagar’s composition, what are the things that god set him free from?

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Sorrow and birth

Death and illusion

Good and bad deeds

Only 1 & 2

answer is D.

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In Manikkavasagar’s composition, God has set him free from death, illusion, sorrow, and birth.
Manikkavasagar tries to portray the nature of God, the relationship between him and God, and how God helped him to attain salvation.
He begins by praising God for visiting and soothing him even though he is not as pure or sacred as temples.
He then mentions that God has taken away his sorrows, birth, death, and illusion and set him free.
In the end, he shows that with the help of devotion, God helped him to attain salvation, and now he has realised oneness with him. And now, he does not want to be apart from God.

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