The Āzhvār rejoices that the Lord, who enthralled him by exhibiting His auspicious traits, exquisite beauty and cosmic wealth, has now entered his heart, dispelling all doubts and discrepancies to which the perverts succumb and infusing in him knowledge, steady and sound, unlike the fluctuating fortunes of the Sun and the Moon. The solar day is followed by the dark night
In this tenth pāśuram, as highlighted in the esteemed commentaries of our pūrvācāryas beginning with Nañjīyar, Śrī Nammāzhvār celebrates a profound truth. He proclaims that because emperumān, his supreme Lord, graciously saved him from straying into fallacious doctrines (kudṛṣṭi mathams) which misinterpret the sacred Vedas—such as the schools of Sāṅkhya—and