(i) Whosoever takes refuge at the Lord’s feet is tended by Him with the same loving care, without distinction of high and low.
(ii) It was young Prahlādā’s great devotion unto the Lord, that made Him shed His enormous grace on him, despite his belonging to the Rākṣasa clan, and slay his dastardly sire, Avuṇan (Hiraṇya). The Lord loves His devotees even more dearly
In this sixth pāśuram of the chapter, Śrī Nammāzhvār reveals the sublime nature of Emperumān as the archa-mūrti of glorious Thirukkaṇṇapuram. The Āzhvār divinely explains that the Lord who resides there will completely eliminate the hurdles of those who surrender unto Him and will remain ever affectionate towards them.
This supreme Lord is known as anban, the one