The Lord having entered the Āzhvār’s mind, in response to his entreaties in the five preceding songs, the Āzhvār now says that he has, for ever, impounded in his mind the Lord who is higher than the highest. He looks upon the Lord as his very thought sticking fast unto Him.
This pāsuram is the sixth in the fourth chapter of the ninth decade. In this divine verse, as elucidated by the revered pūrvācāryas such as Nañjīyar, Śrī Nammāzhvār mercifully explains the state of sublime bliss experienced by his heart. Having ardently desired to behold the Supreme Lord, Emperumān, the Āzhvār now reveals how his heart is joyfully relishing the Lord,