The Supreme Lord, adorning the heads of the exalted Devas, coveted the Āzhvār’s head so much that He got into it by stages, and there being no higher place to step into, the Lord stays on there. In other words, the Āzhvār’s head is the new abode of the Lord. This is indeed the limit for the Lord’s loving condescension (Sauśīlya)! Here then is the mystic realisation that God loves His Subjects in the same way they pine for union with Him.
In this concluding pāsuram of the chapter, our revered Āzhvār reveals the supreme fruit (phalam) bestowed upon those who recite these divine verses. As our illustrious Ācāryas, including the great Nañjīyar, elucidate in their introductions, Āzhvār declares that for one who recites this chapter to Emperumān, the Lord's lotus feet will be eternally placed upon his head.