(i) On being told about the Lord’s transcendent glory, as in the preceding song, the Āzhvār was questioned by his listeners as to how they could at all propitiate such an exalted overlord. The Āzhvār, however, puts them at ease by pointing out in this song, the Lord’s simplicity in His incarnate Form as Rāma.
(ii) “First and foremost, Who the Trinity composes”: Please
In the preceding pāśuram, Nammāzhvār established the absolute supremacy of Sriman Nārāyaṇa, highlighting His being the ultimate cause of the cosmos (jagat kāraṇatvam) and the captivating beauty of His lotus-like eyes (puṇḍarīkākṣatvam). This naturally gives rise to a profound apprehension in the heart of the seeker: if the Supreme Lord is so infinitely great and