The Lord refuted the Nāyakī’s allegation of hollowness and insincerity and put it back on her and her mates, saying that He was absolutely forthright and straightforward and it was only they that were full of viles. The Nāyakī was, however, quick to point out the incompatibility of His reposing on a tender fig-leaf afloat, holding, as a tender young infant, all the worlds
In the continuum of this chapter, our Āzhvār, in the state of Parāṅguśa Nāyakī, confronts her divine Lover. As Emperumān delayed his arrival ever so slightly, she began to consider that He must be focused on some other pursuit. Perceiving that His beloved was misunderstanding His every word due to the profound anguish of separation and the inability to tolerate even a