(i) One can’t but shrink back while contrasting one’s own abject lowliness with the Lord’s peerless excellence. Reciting the first line of the original text of this song.
Piḻḻai-amutaṉar would exclaim: “How great and worthy He is, the Lord wielding the discus!” raising his arms up, pointing to spiritual world and then drop them down earthward, saying “how vile and
In the seventh pāśuram of this chapter, our revered Ācāryas such as Nañjīyar explain that Śrī Nammāzhvār, having become suffused with joy as a result of the divine benefit he has acquired, makes a profound and compassionate declaration for the sake of all souls. He proclaims that the kṛpā (unconditional mercy) of Emperumān is ever-present even for the most grievous