(i) Looking at the Nāyakī’s intense longing for Lord Kṛṣṇa, the mates guess that she might be Nappiṉṉā, reborn; and then, her rapturous meditation on the Lord’s advent as Varāha, the Great Boar, makes them inclined to think that she might be an incarnation of Mother Earth. But still, the mates could not make up their minds, as the Nāyakī’s devout contemplation of Lord
In this tenth pāśuram of the chapter, the friend of Parāṅkuśa Nāyaki beholds the Āzhvār's profound and overwhelming state of attachment towards Emperumān. Observing that her very sustenance is rendered impossible in His absence, the friend is overcome with awe. She perceives a depth of devotion so unparalleled that she begins to doubt Parāṅkuśa Nāyaki's mortal origins,