(i) The Āzhvār avers that He belongs to none but Naraciñka, the incarnate Form of the Lord, who exhibited boundless love for Prahlāda. To the question put to Śrī Rāmānuja, how the little lad, Prahlāda, could at all approach the ferocious Naraciṅka, when He was pouring His unmitigated wrath on Hhaṇya, the great Ācārya replied in a homely way that eveṅ while the lion attacks
In this sixth pāsuram of the chapter, Śrī Nammāzhvār, having realized the supreme nature of Sriman Nārāyaṇa, expresses a profound and unshakeable resolve. Rejecting the wavering disposition of worldly souls (samsārīs), who often require the counsel of others to turn towards Bhagavān, the Āzhvār declares his firm intention to emulate the nityasūris—the eternally free