(i) It may be recalled that, as already mentioned in the preamble to this decad, the Lord pacified the Āzhvār and disarmed him of his fears, by pointing out to him this very setting. The Lord is safe and sound in this pilgrim centre, surrounded by three thousand brahmins who are as potent as Brahmā and Śivā and could as well discharge the functions assigned by the Lord
In the sixth pāśuram of this chapter, Śrī Nammāzhvār reveals his beatific vision of the Supreme Lord, Śrīman Nārāyaṇa, at the holy shrine of Thiruchchiṟṟāṟu in Thiruchcheṅkunṟūr. The Āzhvār proclaims that he has been blessed to behold Sarveśvara, the great refuge who dispels all fear. This very Lord, whose glorious nature is so profound that it cannot be fully comprehended