(i) The lotus-eyed Lord having blessed the Āzhvār, right inside his mother’s womb, the Āzhvār emerged into this world with God-love, ingrained in him.
(ii) The clustering of houses in Kurukūr would, ipso facto, denote the clustering of people, in that town. A juicy explanation for such crowding, furnished in ‘Iṭu’, is that the Lord’s advent in Kurukūr was expected
In this concluding pāsuram, Śrī Nammāzhvār mercifully explains the ultimate fruit (phalaśruti) for those who meditate upon this chapter. He reveals that for souls overwhelmed with loving devotion, the final destination is to ascend to paramapadam, the eternal spiritual realm, for everlasting union with Emperumān.
Impelled by a profound and inherent love that is