(i) Āzhvār to the Lord: “My Lord, You don’t make yourself visible unto poor me, despite Your pervading among other things my entire being, because You are not so inclined. This is quite evident and yet, I keep looking for You in all directions, like the innocent children aspiring for things they can’t have, holding out their tongues all the time, unable to conceal their
In the sacred progression of the Tiruvāymozhi, this sixth pāśuram of the seventh chapter in the Fourth chapter serves as a profound meditation on the nature of divine longing and spiritual wisdom. The great ācāryas, beginning with the revered Nañjīyar, explain that the Āzhvār here arrives at a poignant realization. He declares to Śrīman Nārāyaṇa, "Though I possess