Finding that the methods, adopted by the elderly women around, worsen the condition of Parāṅkuśa Nāyakī, her mate lustily pleads with them to give up all their unwholesome activities and follow the certain remedy suggested by her. All that needs to be done is to scatter on the Nāyakī’s person, the dust collected from the feet of the devotees, pious and pure, to the accompaniment
In the continuing divine revelation of the Fourth chapter, Sixth Chapter, we arrive at the fifth pāsuram. Herein, the friend of parāṅkuśa nāyakī (the Āzhvār in the state of a lovelorn maiden) addresses the nāyakī's mother and relatives. Observing their attempts to cure the nāyakī's divine lovesickness through the worship of lesser deities, the friend intervenes