(i) The Āzhvār brings out here that the lesser deities can hardly protect their votaries while the Supreme Lord, ‘Accuta’ sure and steadfast, will never give up His devotees. The Āzhvār, therefore, feels he is in a very happy position, absolutely safe, free from obstruction of any kind.
(ii) Uṣā, the charming daughter of Bāṇāsura (Vāṇaṉ, in Tamil) fell madly in love
In this fourth pāśuram, as elucidated by our revered ācāryas such as Nampiḷḷai, the Āzhvār proclaims his state of absolute freedom from all sorrows. This blissful condition is attained by approaching Emperumān, who, through His divine actions, has masterfully demonstrated two fundamental truths: firstly, that the devatāntaras (other celestial beings) are utterly