Kūraththāzhvān once articulated that the terms ezhuvār, vidai kol̤vār, and vaigal thozhuvār encapsulate the essence of three distinct spiritual aspirations: aiśvaryārthi (those who desire wealth), kaivalyārthi (those who desire the enjoyment of their own ātmās), and bhagavath prāpti kāmars (those who yearn for the divine communion with Emperumān).