(i) The worldlings, addressed by the Āzhvār, expressed their difficulty in worshipping the Lord currently, either in His transcendent form or in His incarnate forms as Rāma or Kṛṣṇa. The Āzhvār puts them at ease by telling them now that the Lord is easily worshippable in any form they like, without any loss or diminution of His divine prowess and that they can, therefore,
In this ninth pāsuram, which stands as the very heart of this chapter, Śrī Nammāzhvār addresses a profound concern of the devout soul. When confronted with the Lord's supreme state, His devotees might lament, "Emperumān's presence in Śrīvaikuṇṭham is utterly incomprehensible to us, and we were not fortunate enough to be favoured by His presence during His many descents