If the Nāyakī contemplates such a drastic move, totally repugnant to her essential nature, it is because of the exuberance of her God-love and the resultant intolerance of delayed consummation. This aspect has already been dealt with, in extenso, in the preamble to this decad. At the end of all these hectic activities, all that the Nāyakī aspires for is the Lord’s tuḷaci
In this, the tenth and final pāśuram of the chapter, Parāṅguśa Nāyakī, having reached the very pinnacle of her loving desperation, expresses her ultimate resolve. As elucidated by the great ācāryas such as Nañjīyar and Vādhi Kēsari Azhagiya Maṇavāḷa Jīyar, she declares that she is now prepared to engage in the extreme act of maḍal, a public declaration of unrequited