Āzhvār to the Lord: My Lord, you made the celestials, full of bliss, the mankind, radiant with knowledge, the luminous Sun aṇd Moon as well as the non-sentient beings, devoid of knowledge. You, who could create this Kaleidoscopic Universe, can surely make me enjoy you wholly, by word, deed and thought and, for this purpose, you should be before me, at all times.
In this sixth pāśuram of the ninth chapter of the second decade, Śrī Nammāzhvār, having been blessed with a profound internal realization of Emperumān, now voices an ardent desire for this experience to manifest externally. The great pūrvācāryas elucidate this sentiment with perfect clarity. Nanjīyar and Nampiḷḷai explain that the Āzhvār implores the Supreme Lord,