This is the key stanza of this decad. The messages sent in this decad, keep in the forefront the Lord’s noble trait of forgiveness (aparādha sahatvaṃ). If the Lord is not prepared to concede even the simple request (as in the preceding stanza) of some day passing through the street where the Āzhvār lives, alienated by his shortcomings, the question is now asked, what has
In this seventh pāsuram, which is acclaimed by our pūrvācāryas as the very highlight of this padhigam, Parāṅkuśa Nāyakī, in her state of profound separation, meditates upon the supreme characteristic of Emperumān known as aparādha sahatvam—His infinite capacity to tolerate all offenses. Considering that the Lord’s perspective might be, "Instead of reflecting upon