[Alvar to the Lord:]—
“My Lord, I am guilty, both ways, not doing any good that will take me unto your lovely feet and at the same time, not desisting from evil, which puts me very much away from you. I strayed away from you, doing things as I liked. Seeing what you have done to myriads of souls for their uplift, 1 am sure I would not be asking of you too much if I prayed that you should redeem me and make me fit to attain your lustrous feet”.
In this sixth pāsuraṁ of the chapter, Śrī Nammāzhvār, consumed by an intense attachment towards the ultimate goal, once again voices his profound yearning. He poignantly questions, "When will I, who have wandered far from You, captivated by worldly pleasures since time immemorial, finally attain Your divine feet, which are the very definition of perfect enjoyment?" The