It is the natural habit of the birds to flock together and go hither and thither, in search of food but the God-infatuated Parāṅkuśa Nāyakī thinks that they are also moving about in search of God, out of consideration for her. c.f. 11-1. She tells the birds that the Lord whom they are after, resides in Tiruvaṇvaṇṭūr and advises them to go and meet Him there and, after
In the preceding pāsuram, Parāṅguśa Nāyaki expressed her distress, and now, her yearning for union with Emperumān intensifies. Seeing flocks of birds gathering together, she perceives their congregation not as a natural occurrence but as a merciful response to her plight. Believing them to have assembled with the sole purpose of fulfilling her desire, she commissions