(i) The Āzhvār cajoles his mind to revel, along with him, in the enjoyment of the Lord’s glorious trait of loving condescension, in the following terms:
“Don’t you see that the Lord is all agog to confer on me the supreme bliss, and that too, at my dictation? Oh, what a trait and how glorious! There is none over here with whom I can share my jubilation over this wonderful
In this inaugural pāśuram of the sixth chapter of the tenth decade, our revered ācāryas explain that Śrīman Nārāyaṇa, the Supreme Lord, is not merely willing but profoundly intent upon accepting Nammāzhvār, and furthermore, He undertakes this act of grace in perfect accordance with the Āzhvār's own command. This sets the glorious stage for the Āzhvār’s unfolding experience,