Both in the unmanifest (subtle) state and the manifest (gross) state, the Lord is in conjunction with the formless individual souls and the shapely non-sentient things. This is revealed by the Vedas, hoary and authentic. He is also visualised by the Saint, in His unique Form, bedecked with flowers and bejewelled, wielding conch and discus. Even the wisest sages and the
In this tenth pāśuram, our revered Āzhvār meditates profoundly upon the supreme nature of Emperumān. This sublime reality of His Lordship is established not by mere logic, but is authoritatively revealed only through the timeless Vedas. The Āzhvār contemplates Śrīman Nārāyaṇa as the ultimate cause (kāraṇa) of all existence, who possesses the entire host of sentient