(i) ‘Vāṉamāmalai’ is alike the name of the Deity and the Pilgrim centre. It means, ‘mountain, sky-high’; so very imposing is the Lord’s Image there indeed and this description fits in admirably.
(ii) The Lord’s incarnations are referred to by the Āzhvār, only to remind the Lord of the basic idea, namely, the elevation of the souls down below. ‘Avatāra’ means descent
In this sixth pāśuram of the chapter, having articulated his profound desires in the preceding verses, Nammāzhvār now offers a direct and poignant prayer for the culmination of his yearning: the opportunity for intimate kaiṅkaryam. The preceding dialogue, as envisioned by the ācāryas, finds Emperumān inquiring, "What else do you desire?" To this, the Āzhvār responds