(i) The mother is mighty glad that her daughter, who was in a hopelessly desperate condition with no prospect of an early end to her sufferings, has, after all, attained the feet of Lord Raṅganātha Who is graciously reclining in Tiruvaraṅkam so as to be worshipped by all down below desirous of beholding and enjoying His exquisite Form, instead of being the close preserve
In this tenth pāśuram of the chapter, we witness the culmination of Parāṅkuśa Nāyakī’s intense longing. As the great ācāryas have revealed, Sarveśvaran, who is the antarātmā (the indwelling Super-soul) of all beings, including those devatās who may consider themselves to be lords, perceives the depths of her suffering and the urgency of her devotion. Moved by His