(i) The Nāyakī averred in the preceding song that the Lord would certainly grant admission to His transcendent abode, if we unreservedly gave up attachment to all things ungodly. She was hit back by the mates, who said that ail that the Nāyakī could do was to sever her connections with them and go on losing all her possessions, one by one, but she would never gain the
In this ninth pāsuram of the chapter, the narrative reaches a point of profound emotional intensity. The Ācāryas, particularly Nañjīyar, illuminate the context as a poignant exchange between Parāṅkuśa Nāyakī and her concerned mothers. Witnessing her unwavering and desperate love for Emperumān, they caution her, saying, “If you are determined to pursue Him in this manner,