Having enumerated in the preceding song, the favours already received by him from the Lord, the Āzhvār now lists out what he stills needs from Him. The eyes, hitherto starved, must feast on His nectarean charm, the hands which remained idle so far, should be fully engaged in gathering flowers from all the eight directions and offering them at the feet of the Lord to his
In this eighth pāśuram of the chapter, having previously explained the glorious state which he has already attained, Śrī Nammāzhvār now elucidates that which remains unfulfilled. The context, as revealed by the venerable ācāryas, is a divine dialogue. Emperumān, as it were, asks the Āzhvār, "Now, what is it that I have not yet done for you?" To this, the Āzhvār replies