The intricate glory of the Lord with its innumerable facets defies description and baffles scrutiny. The deeds performed by the vast multitude of His subjects, with the help of the bodies and limbs dowered on them by Lord, the senses five and their subtle bases, the elements from which they emanate, all these are directed and controlled by the Lord, standing within all things and beings; There is no end to such intricacies.
In this ninth pāśuram of the chapter, our glorious Āzhvār continues his profound meditation, contemplating the manner in which Śrīman Nārāyaṇa possesses all entities as His divine wealth (vibhūti). Specifically, the Āzhvār marvels at how even the jñānendriyas (organs of knowledge), the karmendriyas (organs of action), and the very sensory pleasures such as śabda