(i) In the preceding song, the Āzhvār acknowledged the Lord’s benevolence in rooting out all his ignorance. This is exactly what he had prayed for in his supplication to the Lord in the very first song of his first work (Tiruviruttam). Having achieved his purpose, can the Āzhvār now afford to forget the Lord? No, having removed all the vestiges of ignorance in the Āzhvār,
In this fourth pāsuram of the seventh chapter, our glorious Āzhvār firmly declares that there can be no termination whatsoever of his communion with Emperumān. Having previously shied away from the Lord due to a profound sense of his own unworthiness (ayōgyan), the Āzhvār now makes an emphatic reversal, proclaiming "ini vidēn"—I shall not leave Him henceforth. This