(i) The Āzhvār, who grieved over his serious handicap, the material shackles, in the two preceding songs, was compensated by the Lord, when He blessed him with the vision of His exquisite Form. In the resultant joy, the Āzhvār drowned his erstwhile miseries.
(ii) The so-called merit (Puṇya) and demerit (Pāpa) play havoc with this body, the seat of action, the one being
In the preceding pāsuram, Śrī Nammāzhvār expressed profound anguish, lamenting his entrapment within the material realm by declaring, "pōra vaitthāy puṟamē" (You have placed me outside). Witnessing the Āzhvār's distress, the supremely compassionate Emperumān resolved to redeem His devotee from this sorrow. To make the Āzhvār forget the loss he so keenly felt, Śrīman