(i) Trying to convict the Nāyakī out of her own mouth, the mates advise her not to court the Lord and lose all her possessions in the process, as owned by her in the immediately preceding song. Pat comes the admonition from the Nāyakī, warning them against any possible misunderstanding of the Lord’s glory and greatness and dubbing Him as callous, hard-hearted and so on.
In this fifth pāśuram of the second chapter in the eighth decade of the Tiruvāymozhi, a profound theological dialogue unfolds. Seeing Parāṅkuśa Nāyakī (Āzhvār in the feminine mood of a beloved) in deep anguish, her friends attempt to console her. They say, "You are trying to reach the inconceivable, unreachable emperumāṉ and are thus causing yourself this distress".