[Āzhvār to the Lord:]—
“My Lord, let alone my failure to benefit by your Avatāras, as Vāmana and Kṛṣṇa. Even your Omnipresence, and omniscience, directed towards the uplift of your subject, has not delivered the goods in my case. It is now up to you to devise other ways of redeeming mt, if need be, through yet another incarnation, wholly for my sake.”
In this fourth pāśuram, the divine dialogue between the soul and the Over-soul continues with profound intimacy and urgency. Emperumān, witnessing the Āzhvār's lament over having missed the opportunities of His vibhava-avatāras (divine descents), poses a gentle question: "Even if you were not present during My incarnations, which are bound by time and place, why do