(i) The infant looks of the Babe reveal His innocence, the inability to distinguish between the real mother and the Imposter.
(ii) The Babe had pinching hunger and cried for the mother’s breast-milk, casually kicking the cart-wheel. But then, what a mighty kick it was and, that too, just from one foot of the tender Babe! The wheel broke into bits and with it, the demon who had taken possession of it-Juvenile valour indeed!
In this third pāśuram of the chapter, having briefly alluded to the manner in which Emperumān grew up (vaḷarndhavāṟu), our Āzhvār now elaborates upon the specific childhood pastimes (bālya-ceṣṭitaṅṅaḷ) that relentlessly torment his heart. The great ācāryas explain that the Āzhvār is overwhelmed by the memory of how Śrī Kṛṣṇa sustained His growth by consuming two