The Āzhvār’s mind is now absolutely clear about the immediate prospect of his ascent to spiritual world and so sanguine is he that he asserts that his age-long misery of birth and rebirth is gone and that there is no question of his getting caught up in the dreadful cycle, any more. Even so, a little later, that is, X-10-2, he pleads vehemently with the Lord for the quick
In this third pāśuram of the chapter, our revered Āzhvār declares with profound spiritual exultation the glorious fruit of his surrender. As elucidated by the great ācārya Nanjīyar, Āzhvār proclaims, "Eliminating my bondage in saṃsāra, and seeing the divine feet of the Lord of Nappinnaip Pirāṭṭi, I have decorated my head with those very same divine feet." This verse