(i) The last line conveys the cream of this song. The benevolent Lord gets terribly furious when His devotees are offended against; if He came down and took birth among the humans, with all their dirt and squalor and engaged Himself in a duel with Hiraṇya and Rāvaṇa, it was because of the terrible affront they had thrown at His devotees. The Lord’s anger would not get
In the seventh pāśuram of the fourth chapter of the sixth decade, continuing his divine rapture from the previous composition, Nammāzhvār declares his unparalleled spiritual stature in this world. Having been blessed with a heart that perpetually contemplates the wondrous activities of the Supreme Lord, Sriman Nārāyaṇa, he poses a triumphant question. The Āzhvār exclaims,