Unless the emissary is a keen observer, he can’t be an effective messenger. The Nāyakī wants the little lovely bird to have a close look at the Lord in Tiruvaṇvaṇṭūr in all details and narrate to her what the little one saw. This is one way of the God-lover sustaining herself.
In this eighth pāśuram of the first chapter of the sixth decade, Śrī Nammāzhvār, manifesting the divine swoon of Parāṅkuśa Nāyakī, resolves to dispatch a maina bird as a messenger to Emperumān. Having identified the Lord as the one bearing all the insignias of absolute supremacy, she instructs her chosen envoy, saying in effect, "You must see Him properly and convey