(i) Even the combined gift of vast wealth and the ‘Kaivalya’ state of perennial freedom from bodily ties, cannot equalise the bliss of service at the holy feet of the self-less apostles of the Lord, His hot favourites.
(ii) The self-enjoyment, referred to, in the second line, is the ‘Kaivalya’ state, denoted by the phrase in the first line of the original text of this
In this second pāśuram of the chapter, Śrī Nammāzhvār reveals a most profound truth regarding the hierarchy of spiritual goals. He emphatically declares that even if the highest worldly opulence, known as aiśvaryam, and the solitary bliss of self-realization, known as kaivalyam, were to be attained simultaneously, their combined glory would be utterly insignificant