With a mind duly reconditioned by the Lord, purged of all its erstwhile grossness, dirt and delivery, the Āzhvār says, he cannot think of any but the most delectable Lord and there is no question of his giving up One who has such a strong hold on him and running after others who are hardly adorable and having nothing to grant, even if adored.
In this third pāśuram of the chapter, Śrī Nammāzhvār articulates a profound transition from a state of insincere devotion to one of absolute and exclusive refuge in the Lord. Our revered ācāryas explain that the Āzhvār confesses to his previous state, wherein he praised Śrīman Nārāyaṇa with his speech while his heart remained entangled in worldly pursuits. However,