(i) The Āzhvār finds that the Lord, Who mingled with him, completely displaced him and spread Himself out, in full, over the entire body of the Āzhvār; nay, He attained perfection and His sovereign stature only after this event. He could become God indeed only after the songs of His glory flowed from the sweet lips of the Āzhvār. It can be recalled that it is the Āzhvār
In this second pāśuram of the chapter, having been divinely united with the Supreme Lord, Nammāzhvār becomes supremely pleased. He does not celebrate his own newfound bliss, but rather marvels at and enjoys the infinite opulence that Emperumān Himself has acquired as a result of this sacred union. The Āzhvār perceives that it is Sriman Nārāyaṇa who has truly gained everything