(i) The Sweet-sounding bees typify the Ācāryas who can win over the Lord through their persuasive eloquence.
(ii) The Nāyakī does not even want the bees to come back and tell her what the Lord has to say in reply to her message. It would indeed be sufficient if they just conveyed her message to the Lord who is her avowed Saviour, pledged to protect her. What is even
In this sixth pāśuram of the chapter, our Āzhvār, experiencing the divine emotions of Parāṅkuśa Nāyaki, continues her appeal to the denizens of Thirumūzhikkaḷam to act as her messengers. Having identified suitable envoys, she now imparts a crucial instruction to a swarm of beetles, revealing a profound theological insight. She beseeches them, "While you inform my situation