The mother says unto Lord Raṅganāthā;
“My daughter keeps wondering how you stole her heart, by engendering in her enormous love, how, during your union with her, you worked many wonders such as exhibiting your loving condescension of amazing magnitude, how you enthralled her by your exquisite physical charm, your red lips and sapphire hue, how you don’t come unto her,
In this sixth pāsuram of the decad, the Āzhvār, in the state of Parāṅkuśa Nāyakī, continues to languish in separation from the Lord. Her mother, witnessing this profound and heart-rending state, addresses Sriman Nārāyaṇa directly. She perceives her daughter's unbearable suffering as a direct consequence of her own past karma. With a heart heavy with sorrow, she questions