Unable to brook separation from her daughter, the mother feels that the Nāyakī has been away from her, for quite a long time. It was indeed high time, she had come back but then the mother visualises the possibility of the Nāyakī getting absorbed in the exquisite charm of the lotus-eyed Lord (Aravintalōcaṉa) standing in front of the Deity, all the time, with no intermission.
In this tenth and final pāsuraṁ of the chapter, the profound anguish of Parāṅguśa Nāyaki’s mother reaches its zenith. She voices her lamentation, observing that her daughter, utterly disregarding the immense dishonor that will befall their family, has irrevocably resolved to go to the divine abode of Thirukkōḷūr and there, to remain with her Lord forever, never to be separated