For all the good done to him by the Lord, the Āzhvār wanted to recompense Him and so, he offered his soul to the Lord, adding, with extra gusto, that it was a firm offer from which he would not recant. A little introspection, however, made him realise that there is hardly anything which does not belong to God and there is, therefore, no question of surrendering the soul
In the succession of divine verses, this fourth pāśuram of the chapter emerges from Śrī Nammāzhvār's profound contemplation of the Lord's boundless grace. Recalling the favor mentioned in the preceding verse with the words "vaiththāyāl," the Āzhvār is overcome with a divine perplexity, finding himself utterly incapable of offering any suitable return for such an immense