The Āzhvār highlights the Lord’s ‘Sauśilya’ or condescending love, allotting portions of His body, well demarcated, for the occupation of Iṟaiyōṉ (Śiva), Brahmā and Lakṣmī. And then, the Lord’s valour is talked about. By a mere resolve, He could create the entire universe and likewise, He could as well destroy all the evil forces. And yet, He incarnated, now and then,
In this inaugural pāśuram of the chapter, Śrī Śaṭhakopa, in the transcendent emotional state of Parāṅkuśa Nāyakī, gives voice to a profound lament. As elucidated by the venerable ācārya Nanjīyar, the Nāyakī expresses her deep anguish, declaring the utter futility of her own radiant bodily complexion, for it remains uncherished by Emperumān, who is Himself the supreme