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The Alvars were a group of Tamil saints who lived in southern India during the 6th to 12th centuries CE.
They were known for their devotion to Vishnu and their poetry, which is still studied and revered today.
The Alvars were a major influence on the development of the Vaishnavite tradition in Hinduism.
The Alvars are considered to be the embodiment of the divine in human form.
They are revered as the most perfect of humans and are often depicted in art and literature as having divine attributes.
Their teachings emphasize the importance of devotion, self-control, and spiritual growth.
The Alvars wrote over 4,000 poems, many of which are still studied and revered today.
They are credited with the development of the Tamil language and the creation of the Tamil alphabet.
Their poetry is known for its beauty, simplicity, and spiritual depth.