The Āzhvār‘s complaint is that, even after having induced in him God-love of such a high order, the Lord has kept him in this material body, instead of lifting him up to His feet. In nearby Kuṭantai, the Lord and His Divine Consort are gracing the votaries, enlisting them in Divine Service. Is it not odd that the Āzhvār should languish like a child, dying of hunger, right
In this seventh pāsuram, having been utterly captivated by the Lord's unconditional mercy and the sublime manifestation of His divine beauty, Nammāzhvār voices an urgent and profound plea. He reveals that his very existence has now been re-established for the sole purpose of rendering eternal service unto Śrīman Nārāyaṇa. Consequently, finding it impossible to sustain