(i) The Āzhvār invests the Lord and the surroundings with his own feelings. Now that he has been put back on his feet, he sees in the Lord a special aura, and His ownership of all things and souls now becomes more pronounced, with the resuscitation of the Āzhvār himself.
(ii) Kurukūr is described, in this song, as a lovely place abounding in orchards, where koels sing
In this concluding pāsuram, which serves as the phalaśruti or the declaration of the fruits of this chapter, Śrī Nammāzhvār mercifully explains the ultimate result bestowed upon those who practice these verses. The esteemed ācāryas in our lineage have illuminated its profound significance. Nanjīyar highlights that the Āzhvār, at the culmination of his appeal, assures