(i) The Āzhvār is the peerless poet, singing the Lord’s glory embiacing all His five aspects of ‘Para’ (transcendent), Vyūha (Operative), Vibhava (Incarnate), ‘Antaryāmi’ (Internal Controller) and ‘Arca’ (Iconic) Forms. The ‘Nityas’ (Eternal Heroes) and ‘Muktas’ (Released Souls), in spiritual world, confine themselves to the transcendent glory of the Lord; Sages like Parāśara
In this ninth pāśuram, having experienced the boundless glories of Śrīman Nārāyaṇa, Śrī Nammāzhvār enters a state of profound bliss, exclaiming his unique capacity to praise the Lord in all His divine states. The pūrvācāryas illuminate this sentiment with great clarity. Śrī Nanjīyar notes that Āzhvār becomes blissful, realizing, "I can praise him in all his states