(i) Difficult to behold but easy to meditate: The Āzhvār does not enjoy the physical presence of the Lord and, therefore, regretfully observes that the Lord is difficult to behold. Out of sight but not out of mind, as his forward mind keeps meditating on Him. As a matter of fact, throughout this work, the Āzhvār’s union with the Lord only connotes his mental comprehension
In this concluding pāśuram of the chapter, our revered Nammāzhvār mercifully explains the supreme benefit (phalaśruti) that is bestowed upon those who engage with these verses: the certain attainment of flawless devotion, bhakti, towards the Supreme Lord, Śrīman Nārāyaṇa. Knowing this to be the guaranteed outcome, the Āzhvār lovingly urges all souls to practice