(i) In the first stanza, it was said that there was none above the Lord. The doubt might, however, arise whether He has any equal and now it is declared that He has no equal either.
(ii) It might sound strange that the Lord is beyond the comprehension of even the ‘Yogi with a thoroughly cleansed mind; the fact is, even he can comprehend Him only as infinite and immeasurable,
Having first been captivated by the auspicious qualities of Śrīman Nārāyaṇa, Nammāzhvār now proceeds to elucidate the true nature, the divine svarūpam, of that Supreme Lord. As our revered pūrvācāryas explain, the Āzhvār’s approach is born of direct experience; Bhagavān first attracted the Āzhvār by revealing His magnificent qualities, and thus the Āzhvār spoke of