(i) Despite the failure of the Āzhvār to worship, with flowers and water, the Lord, who is attainable by a single salutation with joined palms, the Āzhvār’s soul has become the sole object of redemption by the Lord! The Aḷver simply thaws down at this boundless love and magnanimity of the Lord.
(ii) It was Vāmaṉa, transformed into Trivikrama, that measured the worlds,
In this seventh pāsuram of the chapter, Śrī Nammāzhvār is overcome with profound astonishment, reflecting upon the glorious nature of Bhagavān’s unconditional love (praṇayitva). The Āzhvār marvels, "Though I possess neither the intimate friendship nor the devotional activities befitting such a relationship, my very existence has become the cause for Your sustenance!