(i) The Āzhvār keeps musing over the manner in which the Lord has come and mingled with him, out of His spontaneous grace and wonders how the Lord became so easily accessible to him. Having got hold of the Lord’s feet, he is determined not to relax his grip over them hereafter. The benefits flowing from his attainment of the Lord’s feet are: (1) the dreadful cycle of birth
In this third pāsuraṁ of the chapter, our Āzhvār meditates profoundly upon the nirhēthuka saṁślēshaṁ—the causeless and spontaneous union graciously granted by Emperumān. Filled with ecstatic wonder at this experience, he joyously exclaims, "Behold, the divine feet of such a supreme Lord are now effortlessly available for this humble servant!"
Seeing the supremely