The mother has now begun to suspect whether her daughter, weighed down by God-love, could have at all trudged along, to Tirukkōḷūr without getting bogged down on the way.
In this seventh pāśuram of the chapter, the narrative continues through the voice of Parāṅguśa Nāyakī's divine mother. As our revered Ācāryas, beginning with Nañjīyar, explain, the mother contemplates her daughter's exceedingly tender nature and her progressively weakened state, which has been brought about by the sorrow of separation from Emperumān. Overwhelmed with