The mother tells the kinsmen that, unlike them all, with a narrow vision, confined to the things seen around, her daughter (Parāṅkuśa Nāyakī) has a cosmic vision. New visions of beauty shine before the eyes of a Saint. He alone can see and enjoy the viśvarūpa (Universal form) of the Lord. He hears the unheard melodies and enjoys divine scents, unfelt on the Earth, and
In this pāśuram, the mother of Parāṅguśa Nāyakī conveys her profound astonishment and inability to comprehend her daughter's divine state. She declares, "My daughter is now saying that the unlimited pañca bhūthas—the five great elements beginning with the earth, which are established by the pramāṇas as the fundamental cause of this universe—are all entirely at her