(i) In the preceding song, the Nāyakī disowned her mind, on the ground that it failed to attract the Lord and become the object of His affection. And now, she is prepared to abjure her sense of modesty, which had kept her under restraint so long, thinking that the Lord would come to her of His own accord. What is the good of her modesty, after she has been discarded by
In this third pāśuram of the chapter, our Āzhvār, in the state of Parāṅkuśa Nāyakī, continues to express her profound loving despair. Having previously experienced the deep affection of the Lord, she now finds herself disregarded by Him. Consequently, she declares the utter uselessness of her feminine modesty, a virtue she holds dear, for it is not desired by Emperumān,