(i) In the preceding song, the Āzhvār extolled those who worship the Lord at Aṉantapuram, as men of undying fame; now, he is referring to the Lord as of undying fame. Ever as the pious men of this world have surpassed the fame of the denizens of spiritual world, the Lord, in His worshippable Form in this abode, excels His own transcendent glory in the High spiritual world.
In this concluding pāsuram, as our venerable pūrvācāryas such as Nañjīyar elucidate, Śrī Nammāzhvār reveals the glorious fruit (phalaśruti) of mastering this sacred chapter. He declares that those who become experts in these ten verses will themselves become a source of supreme enjoyment for the eternal residents of thirunāḍu (paramapadam).
This divine hymn