(i) The Āzhvār affirms that he always belonged to the Lord and rejoices, now that he is in the Lord’s company, forgetting all the pangs of the earlier separation.
(ii) It is said that one has to inevitably pass through the reactions of one’s past actions. But this is true only in the case of those who are not devoted to the Supreme Lord, while, in respect of the devout,
In the progression of the Second chapter, this sixth pāśuram of the third chapter stands as a sublime expression of the ātmā’s reunion with the Supreme. Our revered pūrvācāryas illuminate the profound state of the Āzhvār, who, upon being fully united with Emperumān, experiences a bliss so overwhelming that it erases the memory of his separation from the Lord since