(i) [Mother to the Lord:]
“Well, if you don’t relent even in such a precarious condition of my daughter what indeed has happened to your quality of mercy? Has it dried up altogether?
My daughter is talking about you all the time whereas it should be the other way round. We know from Hanumān’s report to Sītā how you kept pining for her, spending sleepless days and
In this fifth pāśuram of the chapter, the divine mother of Parāṅkuśa Nāyaki gives voice to her anguish, directly censuring Emperumāṉ for His apparent heartlessness. Seeing her daughter consumed by such profound grief, the mother questions the very nature of the Lord's mercy, challenging Him by asking, "You are celebrated for Your immaculate purity, yet You act in this