(i) As already mentioned in the preamble to this decad, the Āzhvār finds, at this stage, the people around, most unresponsive, all his advice having fallen on deaf ears. Frustrated though, he is still happy that he didn’t get contaminated by them and become one of them, very much like clearing a dacoit-infested area without getting robbed or molested.
(ii) The Lord
In this tenth and final pāśuram of the chapter, Śrī Nammāzhvār becomes supremely delighted, meditating upon the singular benefit he has secured for his self. As elucidated by our great pūrvācāryas, the Āzhvār’s state is akin to that of one who has managed to escape with all his precious belongings amidst a mass robbery. While others in this world remain heedless, the