The Nāyakī’s plight is such that she is obliged to seek the assistance of even inanimate things like dolls; the Supreme Lord seems to be indifferent while the mobile creatures like the winged birds have their own occupations. In the last resort, she falls back upon her very playthings. The folks around question why at all she should agitate like this, when the Lord is
In this seventh pāsuram of the chapter, the Āzhvār, fully embodying the persona of Parāṅguśa Nāyakī, reaches a new depth of sorrow in her separation from Śrīman Nārāyaṇa. Having previously dispatched sentient beings (cetanas) such as birds as messengers, she found her cause unfulfilled, as they too seemed to abandon her, much like Emperumān Himself. Overwhelmed by