(i) To a question put by the Lord to the Āzhvār what he needs, pat goes the reply from him, saturated with divine bliss, that there is scarcely a thing he hasn’t got already and there would be nothing beyond attainment in the days to come. This depicts the mental state of the divine bard, in the realm of ecstasy, born of singing ‘Tiruvāymoḻi’, which stands on a pedestal
In this sixth pāśuram of the chapter, having previously declared in a state of supreme bliss, “I had the blessed opportunity to serve the divine feet of Sarveśvara and was relieved from all hurdles,” the Āzhvār now responds to a loving inquiry from the Lord Himself. When Īśvara, the Supreme Controller, asks of him, “But, is there anything further I can do for you?”,