(i) The Nāyakī, intoxicated with God-love, exhibits the same behaviour as those struck by Śrī Rāma’s mighty arrows. The targets of those arrows will be severally seen fainting with pain, tortured or running about here and there in great fright. So also, the Nāyakī is at times insensate, sometimes, she moves about here and there agitated, and at other times, feels tortured
In this fourth pāsuram, the divine mother of Parāṅkuśa Nāyakī, unable to witness her daughter's profound suffering any longer, directly addresses the supreme Lord, Periya Perumāl, as He reclines in Śrīraṅgam. With a heart full of anguish, she implores Him, "What are you mercifully thinking to do for this girl?" Her words paint a vivid and heart-rending picture of the