(i) This decad is said to have the power to put the chanters on to the Supreme Lord, the beloved Chief of the ‘Nityas’ (Eternal Heroes in spiritual world).
(ii) Even as the Lord slew the elephant in interminable must, He will destroy our sins of appalling magnitude.
(iii) The fields of Kurukūr provide its inhabitants with copious food while the Āzhvār, the great
In this concluding pāsuram, our venerable pūrvācāryas turn their focus entirely to the glorious fruit, or phalaśruti, of reciting this sacred chapter. While earlier masters such as Thirukkurukaippirān Piḷḷān offer no distinct preamble, the great commentator Nañjīyar, whose insights are faithfully echoed by Vādhi Kēsari Azhagiya Maṇavāḷa Jīyar, Periyavāccān Piḷḷai,