Mention of the Lord’s resplendent feet, in the preceding song, set the Āzhvār’s mind throbbing for them and now the Āzhvār hastens to disabuse his mind, sunk deep in age-long ignorance and accumulated sins, of its ill-conceived ambition.
In this seventh pāśuram, Śrī Nammāzhvār addresses his own divine heart (neñcu), which, upon meditating on the supreme enjoyability of Emperumān's divine feet as invoked in the previous verse ("nin naṟpoṟcōdhiththāḷ"), has plunged into a state of profound grief born of intense longing. Seeing his heart's anguish, the Āzhvār offers a sobering counsel, questioning the