(i) The Āzhvār seems to question the Lord whether even He has to indulge in this kind of contemplation, despite His omni- science and omnipotence and seeks clarification from Him as to what precisely He means to hit upon, as a result of such deep thinking in a state of Yoga-nidhrā (the highest form of activity).
(ii) The sentient beings (the Jīvas) do not change at
In this fourth pāśuram of the daśakam, as our revered ācāryas such as Nanjīyar elucidate, Śrī Nammāzhvār mercifully contemplates the profound mystery of how Śrīman Nārāyaṇa possesses both the eternal (nitya) and the transient (anitya) entities of this cosmos as His inseparable wealth (vibhūti). Vādhi Kēsari Azhagiya Maṇavāḷa Jīyar further illuminates the Āzhvār's