The Nāyakī insists on going to Tiruppēreyil, despite counsel from her mates and elders to be patient and hopeful for the early return of her Beloved Lord. She is not receptive to their hollow inducements, as her mind has already flown to the Lord, leaving her stripped of receptivity to their words. Moreover, she does not have the type of mind that would respond to their advice. She stands enthralled by the exquisite charm of the blue-hued Lord, the great Redeemer.
In this ninth pāsuraṁ of the chapter, Śrī Nammāzhvār, in the state of Parāṅkuśa Nāyaki, expresses her unshakeable resolve to unite with her Lord. Having been completely overwhelmed by divine love, she dismisses the futile attempts of her friends and mothers to console her, declaring with absolute certainty, "I will go and enter Thenthiruppēreyil." Her words reveal a soul