(i) The Lord’s wealth and His auspicious traits are unlimited, in dire contrast to the petty wealth possessed, for a short while, by the mortals who still think no end of themselves and their so-called possessions. It provokes the righteous indignation of the Āzhvār when he finds people running after the petty men and their equally petty wealth, as good as non-existent,
In this second pāśuram, the Āzhvār, with profound compassion and insight, condemns the futile practice of eulogizing worldly individuals. Our revered pūrvācāryas have mercifully illuminated the Āzhvār's divine heart on this matter. Nanjīyar explains that the Āzhvār questions those who sing the praises of persons who are no better than acith (insentient matter), possessing