The Āzhvār is weighed down by the amazing simplicity of the Lord and His grace galore, extended even to the selfish Devas, the denizens of the upper worlds, and the self-centred Brahmā and Rudra, by holding the former right on His navel and by assigning a part of His body to the latter.
Surely, even persons, quite competent to sing the Lord’s praise, can never exhaust it, although they sing His glory for all time.
In this tenth pāśuram, our revered Āzhvār contemplates the boundless and astonishing simplicity of Sriman Nārāyaṇa. He marvels that the Supreme Lord serves as the ultimate refuge even for lowly devatās who remain ignorant of the true nature of selfless servitude (kainkaryam). Overwhelmed by this divine quality of easy accessibility, the Āzhvār declares that the sublime