(i) The mother is amazed at the complete lack of the innate modesty on the part of her love-intoxicated daughter, her calling out loudly the name of her spouse and that too, the one indicative of His bewitching Form which she ought to enjoy secretly at heart.
(ii) The Lord, who slew the Asuras and relieved the distress of the Devas, notoriously selfish, should certainly
In this third pāsuraṁ, the mother of Parāṅkuśa Nāyakī, observing the profound and distressing state of her daughter, addresses Śrīman Nārāyaṇa directly. She questions the great Lord—He who is renowned for His incarnations which are singularly focused on eliminating the enemies of His devotees—saying, "What is it that You have done to my child to have her reach this condition?"
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