The Lord Himself has clearly set out, in Bhagavad Gītā, the ways and means of attaining Him. Those who are not amenable to advice, He would entice by His alluring Charm and His exquisite Form, enthralling every one, as in the case of Mahā Bali. “Of what use is my comeliness if my Lord, so generous, is not attracted by it? the Āzhvār questions himself.
Śrī: Śrīmathe Śaṭakopāya nama: Śrīmathe Rāmānujāya nama: Śrīmad Varavaramunaye nama:
In this sixth pāsuraṃ, the divine sentiments of Parāṅkuśa Nāyakī reach a poignant crescendo. She reflects upon the dual nature of Emperumān's salvific grace: He gives sublime knowledge through His instructions to those who are receptive, yet for those who are unqualified to be reformed