(i) It is by no means surprising that the Lord Who is bound by the deep love of the devotees, always keeps Himself in their vicinity. But the Āzhvār now touches upon the Lord’s overwhelming generosity in presenting Himself even to those who utter the number twenty-six, in the course of casual enumeration. The non-sentient body has 24 ingredients, such as Mind, senses,
In this second pāsuram of the chapter, Śrī Nammāzhvār becomes profoundly absorbed in the divine quality of Śrīman Nārāyaṇa’s ultimate accessibility. Our revered ācāryas explain that the Āzhvār marvels at how sarvēśvaran, the supreme cause of all existence, makes Himself available with equal grace to two distinct types of souls: those who possess paramabhakti, the