This song is but a follow-up of the immediately preceding song, amplifying the idea conveyed therein. The bliss of contemplation of the Lord’s peerless glory, finding expression through such scintillating hymns, is indeed an experience so great that, before it, even the Lord’s own happiness resulting from His Sovereignty and might, cosmic wealth etc., pales into insignificance.
In this sixth pāśuram, Śrī Nammāzhvār poses a profound question, born from the depths of his divine experience. He asks whether even the greatest of attainments—be it worldly wealth (aiśvarya), the solitary bliss of self-realization (kaivalya), the joy derived from experiencing Bhagavān (bhagavad-anubhava-prīti), or even Bhagavān's own infinite bliss (bhagavad-ānandam)—could