The Mother says that her daughter goes into raptures over the tuḷaci worn at the feet of the Lord who assumed even the form of a beast and reclaimed the earth from beneath the deep waters for the sake of just another lady, namely, Dame Earth.
In this sixth pāsuram of the second chapter in the fourth decade, the Āzhvār, in the persona of Parāṅkuśa Nāyaki's mother, continues to describe the profound state of her daughter's divine love-sickness. The mother explains how her daughter has become utterly captivated by the tiru-t-tuzhāy (sacred basil) that adorns the divine feet of Emperumān from His glorious incarnation