(i) ‘Celestials’: This denotes, in particular, the ‘Nitya Sūris’ in spiritual world to whom the Lord is the ‘Be-all’ and ‘End-all’, the Sole Sustainer.
(ii) Bliss eternal: spiritual world, the Eternal Land, with its perennial scope for eternal service unto the Lord, as distinguished from the ‘Kaivalya’ type of Mokṣa or emancipation where the liberated (dis-embodied)
In this seventh pāśuram of the chapter, the Āzhvār, in a state of profound devotional ecstasy, mercifully explains the supreme nature of Bhagavān as the ultimate owner of all puruṣārthas (the goals of existence). His contemplation encompasses both the transient wealth of worldly enjoyment (aiśvaryam) and the eternal beatitude of liberation (mokṣam), revealing Śrīman