The Āzhvār, while adoring the Lord's divine seat and the devout in Tiruvāṟaṉviḷai more fervently than the Lord Himself, is reciprocated by the Lord's adoration of Kurukūr, the Āzhvār's birthplace. Thus, the Lord, mounted on Garuḍa, was hastening towards Kurukūr. They have now met halfway at Tiruvāṟaṉviḷai. Here, the Āzhvār experiences the Lord in various manifestations, such as Kōvinta, the passionate Lover of His devotees, and as Hari and Matucūtaṉ, the Vanquisher of His devotees' adversaries.
In this third pāsuram of the chapter, our glorious Nammāzhvār reveals the pinnacle of his devotion to the divine abode of Sriman Nārāyaṇa. His attachment to the dhivyadhēśam of Thiruvāṟanviḷai is so profound that he questions his own heart, asking, "Even if that very Emperumān from Thiruvāṟanviḷai were to mercifully arrive here upon his magnificent garuḍa vāhanam,