How Lord Venkateswara, enshrined atop the seven hills of Tirumala, took a vast loan from Kubera to marry Padmavati — a divine debt devotees still help repay through their offerings to this day.
Annamacharya's Telugu sankeertana hailing the Seven Hills of Tirumala as the abode of Sri Hari, Lord Venkateswara.
Annamacharya's Sanskrit kirtana on infant Krishna as Gopalabala, with jingling waist-bells and butter in hand, worshipped at Tirumala.
An immortal 15th-century Telugu sankeertana by Tallapaka Annamacharya proclaiming universal human equality and the indwelling presence of Lord Hari in all living beings.
Sri Venkatesha Suprabhatam with its Stotram, Prapatti and Mangalasasanam: the dawn hymn that wakes Lord Venkateswara at Tirumala.
The 108 names of Lord Venkatesha of Tirumala, naming his hills, waters, forms and boons, each offered with 'Om' and 'namah'.
The Valmiki Ramayana verse (1.23.2) with which Venkateswara Suprabhatam begins: Vishvamitra rouses young Rama at dawn.