(1) The Lord gives Himself unto His devotees, besides the strength to enjoy the rapport with Him. Lord Aḻakar Himself goes round Mount Māliruñcōḷai, in the company of His Consorts, even as Śrī Rāma and Sītā went round, hand in hand, the mountain slopes of Citrakūṭa.
Even as the citizens of Ayodhyā followed Śrī Rāma when he went into exile, the Celestials do come to
In this eighth pāśuram of the chapter, the Āzhvār reveals the supreme and eternal duty of the ātmā. Drawing from the profound insights of our revered pūrvācāryas, the essential message is articulated with utmost clarity: it is the inherent nature (svarūpam) and ultimate purpose of the soul to eternally approach the sacred hill of Thirumālai and engage in ceaseless,