The Āzhvār, seated inside of the hollow of the sacred tamarind tree in Tirunakari, pines for the service of the Lord in nearby Tiruvaṇparicāram. He fancies that the passersby are all moving to and from Tiruvaṇparicāram, only to tell the Lord over there about him and his ardour to serve Him, looking upon Him as his all (Vāsudevassarvamiti), and bring him back the message
In this seventh pāśuram, our divine seer, the Āzhvār, continues to express the profound anguish born from his inability to render service to Śrīman Nārāyaṇa during His glorious incarnations. This unfulfilled longing now crystallizes around the Lord’s merciful presence in the holy shrine of Tirupparisāram (Thiruvaṇparisāram). The Āzhvār laments that although the Lord