The great Ācāryas, who go about delving and gathering the most delicious meanings, the scriptural texts can possibly yield, are referred to here, as the swans, endowed with the special faculty of picking up milk from a mixture of milk and water. The Nāyakī’s appeal to the Lord’s special trait of mercy is bound to go home to Him, as He cannot afford to risk His reputation,
In this tenth and final pāsuraṁ of the chapter, our Āzhvār, in the state of Parāṅguśa Nāyaki, reaches the zenith of her distress. Seeing a flock of swans, she resolves to send them as messengers to Emperumān, urging them to convey the gravity of her condition before she perishes completely. She implores them, "Go and inform my state to Emperumān, who is residing in Tirumūzhikkaḷam,