The Āzhvār is simply overwhelmed by the Lord’s transcendent glory and, in an unsteady frame of mind charged with great emotion, he is unable to do any sustained thinking, clear and cogent.
In this eighth pāśuram of the chapter, our divine Āzhvār, continuing his deep devotional experience, reaches a state of profound emotional intensity. As elucidated by the great ācārya Nanjīyar, the Āzhvār confesses, "Every time I hear about Your divine qualities and transcendental activities, my very being weakens and dissolves; what, then, shall this servant do?".