(i) The bright faces and bewitching eyes of the womenfolk compete with the high class flowers in the ponds, lotus etc., and it is hardly possible to distinguish the one from the other.
(ii) The Lord’s sustenance of the worlds, during the Deluge, is not merely a matter of past history but one of personal experience of the Āzhvār who has been redeemed by the Lord from the deluge of ‘Saṃsāra’ and elevated to the present pitch of devotion.
In this seventh pāśuram of the chapter, the state of divine longing experienced by Āzhvār as Parāṅkuśa Nāyakī reaches a point of profound humility. She turns to her companions and expresses the ultimate aspiration of a devotee: to render eternal service at the divine feet of Emperumān, who stands with infinite mercy in the holy kṣetram of Tiruvallavāzh. Her desire