The Āzhvār submits that he does not belong to the happy band of denizens in the high spiritual worlds, enjoying the immortal bliss of perpetual Divine Service nor has he joined the rank and file of the worldlings, following one or the other of the several paths of discipline, calling for personal effort to attain to His feet. There is also no question of his falling in
In this second pāśuram, the dialogue between the Āzhvār and Emperumān continues. When Bhagavān seemingly suggests, "Just by lamenting 'Āṟṟēn' (I cannot bear this separation), what will you accomplish? The hurdles to your attainment still exist," the Āzhvār responds with profound faith. He posits that just as Sriman Nārāyaṇa Himself eliminated the obstacles for Sītā Pirāṭṭi,