(i) The knowledgeable persons, whose thoughts can reach the farthest lengths, will not stop short of revelling in the Supreme Lord’s glory, His auspicious traits and wondrous deeds.
(ii) Hiraṇya (Iraṇiyaṉ) was very formidable indeed, armed with many a boon acquired by Him, by dint of the severest penance imaginable. But he paled into insignificance before the mighty
In this eighth pāsuram of the chapter, Śrī Nammāzhvār continues his meditation upon the supreme qualities of Sriman Nārāyaṇa, turning his focus to an act of divine intervention that stands unparalleled. The Āzhvār considers the Lord's manifestation as Nṛsiṃha, a wondrous form that was part-human and part-lion, assumed at once out of an overwhelming and immediate urge