In the preceding song, the Āzhvār had asked the men around, to seek out the Supreme Lord and worship Him daily with flowers and sing His glorious names. And now, he tells them that the Lord is not that cold, icy abstract thing, formless and invisible, as some would say, but is easily accessible, atop Mount Tiruvēṅkaṭam, exhibiting His resplendent Form of exquisite charm.
In this sixth pāśuram of the decad, Āzhvār addresses a devotee's heartfelt plea. When urged to seek refuge in the Lord, the soul responds, "We can do as you say only if we can first behold such an approachable emperumān; shall we not be granted a vision of Him so that we may approach Him?" To this, Āzhvār provides a definitive answer, proclaiming that for the specific