The Nāyakī was overwhelmed by the sweet chanting of the Vedas in Tolaivillimaṅkalam and she started musing over the Lord Who disseminated the Vedas, at the commencement of the epoch, to the four-headed Brahmā. Her innate modesty is no longer there, in her present rapturous state, and she openly rejoices, speaking solely about the Lord, the ultimate goal of all learning and knowledge.
In this fourth pāśuram of the chapter, the friend of Parāṅkuśa Nāyakī addresses the Āzhvār's mothers, declaring that from the very day she beheld the glorious divya-dēśam of Tiruttolaivillimaṅgalam and the blessed abundance of Śrīvaiṣṇavas who reside there, she has utterly broken her former shackles and become completely uncontrollable in her devotion to Bhagavān.
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