Seeing the Āzhvār’s pangs of separation from Him, the Lord approaches the Āzhvār, shedding His cool grace. Thereupon, the Lord is told by the Āzhvār that his tender soul, already worn out and emaciated due to its separation from the Lord, thaws down still further in contemplation of His wondrous deeds and glorious traits. The Āzhvār also fervently prays to the Lord, not to forsake him any more.
In this tenth pāśuram of the first chapter within the Second chapter, the divine narrative reaches a tender climax. Having endured the profound fatigue of separation, Parāṅkuśa Nāyaki is finally graced with the presence of her Lord. As explained by the venerable pūrvācāryas such as Nañjīyar, upon seeing Emperumān who has united with her to remove her weariness,