(i) Totally absorbed, that he is, in the daily service of the Lord, the Āzhvār avers that there is no question of his giving Him up.
(ii) Adīśeṣa (First servant) on whom the Lord rests in ‘Yoga Nidrā’, the highest form of psychic activity or self-activisation, is steeped in the enjoyment of perennial service unto the Lord, in many ways. Through each of his five heads,
In this fifth pāsuram of the chapter, having experienced the supreme bliss of Bhagavān, Śrī Nammāzhvār poses a profound and rhetorical question to Emperumān Himself. The great ācāryas, in their divine commentaries, highlight the essence of the Āzhvār’s query: “Having been delivered from the ocean of saṃsāra and having firmly attained the eternal, joyful kainkaryam