Chapter 1: Āzhvār instructs us to get rid of kinsfolk acquired due to our karma but associate oneself with the Lord, who in all aspects, is our all encompassing kinsfolk.
Chapter 2: Āzhvār prays that the Lord fulfills all that one’s kinsfolk are expected to do (Thiruppulingudi) - (பண்டை நாளாலே)
Chapter 3: Engrossed in the all-pervading nature of the Lord, Āzhvār expounds on His auspicious qualities - (ஓர் ஆயிரமாய்)
Chapter 4: Desire being fulfilled, Āzhvār expresses his joy on seeing the Lord - (மை ஆர்)
Chapter 5: Yearning to see her lover, Nāyaki expresses her crumpling sorrow up on seeing things that remind her of Him - (இன் உயிர்)
Chapter 6: With longing, Āzhvār describes the greatness of the Lord (Thirukkātkarai ) - (உருகுமால் நெஞ்சம்)
Chapter 7: The exquisite beauty of the Lord as anchor, Āzhvār sends birds as messengers to Thiru MoozhikkaLam - (எம் கானல்)
Chapter 8: Impatient to wait for the messengers to return and unable to bear the loneliness, ladylove plans to visit her beau at His place (Thiru Nāvāi) - (அறுக்கும் வினையாயின)
Chapter 9: Upon seeing the evening set in, Nāyaki bewails over her powerlessness - (மல்லிகை கமழ்)