It is but meet that the ‘carama parva niṣṭā’, that is, one who adores the Lord’s devotees much to the delight of the Lord, should adore Him also for the gratification of the devotees. Matura Kavi Āzhvār, who knew no God other than Parāṅkuśa (Nammāḻvār), said, in the third stanza of ‘Kaṇṇiṇuṇ Ciṟuttāmpu,’, that there was nothing wrong in his adoring the cloud-hued Lord,
In the fourth pāśuram of this chapter, Śrī Nammāzhvār articulates a profound spiritual aspiration, declaring that if he is granted the supreme fortune of praising and serving Emperumān for the delight of the Śrīvaiṣṇavas, then the ultimate goal (puruṣārtham) for him is to remain here in this very world, a realm made praiseworthy by the sacred movements of the Lord's