Even during childhood, the Nāyakī’s sole pastime was to sing the holy names of the Lord while her playmates would want to indulge in routine recreation. And now, she has gone to the famous pilgrim centre, Tirukkōḷūr, abounding in lovely scenery, warming up her heart. The manner of her enjoyment will indeed be unique but the mother feels that she is not by the side of her daughter to watch her jubilation.
In this fifth pāśuram of the seventh chapter, Parāṅkuśa Nāyaki’s mother, witnessing her daughter's departure, contemplates the sublime experience that awaits her. She voices a profound question filled with both awe and a touch of sorrowful separation: "How well will my daughter like the gardens, ponds, and His temple which decorate the divine abode of Tirukkōḷūr?" Her