(i) The text of the song, in original, refers to the Lord’s peregrination on Earth but the inner meaning thereof seems to be that, under the pretext of spanning the entire universe as Trivikrama, the Lord was actually in search of a favourite spot where He could hold uninterrupted rapport with the Āzhvār and enjoy him to His heart’s fill. Tirumāliruñcōlai was the beauty
In this fourth pāśuram of the chapter, Śrī Nammāzhvār mercifully explains the supreme love which Emperumān holds for the Āzhvār's own physical body and for the divine hill of Thirumalai. These two abodes are cherished by the Lord as the sacred places where He can fully enjoy the Āzhvār, the object of His infinite affection. The Āzhvār contemplates this boundless grace