(i) No doubt, the Lord exhibited His amazing simplicity during the Incarnations, betokening His loving condescension. But the Āzhvār, born at a later time, missed them all. Again, the Lord is said to abide in all beings and things and yet, He cannot be see with the naked eye. Where then could the Lord be seen is the question put by the Āzhvār in this song. He is really
In this tenth pāsuram of the chapter, Śrī Nammāzhvār expresses his profound anguish and desperation. Having been born subsequent to the glorious incarnations of Śrīman Nārāyaṇa, and finding the Lord’s immanent form as antaryāmi to be imperceptible to his external senses, the Āzhvār cries out in longing, asking, “Where, oh where, shall I see You, who are so wondrously