(i) Though born among humans as Sr! Krsna, son of Vasudeva, the Lord retained His Supernal Form and traits in tact as He assumes the Form of His choice, unlike the bodies He dowers on us under compulsion, according to our Karma. Making Himself VlSlble to the worldlings and mixing with them freely, He displays His auspicious traits in “abundance. Meditating on these great
In this sixth pāśuram of the chapter, as elucidated by revered ācāryas such as Nañjīyar and Nampiḷḷai, the Āzhvār makes a profound declaration of his ultimate state of bliss. Having intimately experienced the divine qualities of Śrī Kṛṣṇa—who condescended to manifest His own spiritual form within a human guise for the express purpose of being seen by worldly beings