The Āzhvār rejoices that he could partake of the spiritual worldly bliss even here, as the Lord is right with him in all His celestial grandeur, the dense sins which stood between him and the Lord having been eradicated, root and branch, by His grace. It is a case of the immaculate Lord purifying one and all falling within the purview of His sweet, spontaneous grace.
In this ninth pāśuram of the chapter, our revered Nammāzhvār reveals the culmination of his divine experience. As declared in the sacred words of the Taittirīya Upaniṣad, Ānandavallī, "so'śnute sarvān kāmān saha brahmaṇā vipaścitā"—meaning, one who realises the omniscient Brahman simultaneously experiences all of its auspicious qualities—Āzhvār affirms that he has