Even after calling upon the bhagavat-prāpti-kāmar (those who desire to serve Bhagavān), Periyāzhwār remains unsatisfied. He then turns his attention to the other two types of seekers: the kaivalyārthi (also known as ātma-prāpti-kāmar, one who is interested in the solitary enjoyment of the self) and the aiśvaryārthi (one who desires worldly wealth).