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In the Mahapurana, the Uttara Purana states that you, O Lord, are both happy and unhappy, and beyond both. Therefore, you are inaccessible to those who do not understand the Nayas.
There are two types of states of the soul: those arising from conjunction and those that are inherent. The states arising from conjunction are destroyed when the conjunction is destroyed. The state of the soul in which knowledge, etc., are inherent, is called the ultimate liberation. But this path is difficult for other philosophers who are far from your words.
O Lord, you grant liberation without any inner limitations by destroying the endless bondage of karma. This is not to mention that your ability to protect all beings, even without the motivation of affection, etc., is sufficient to prove your perfection.
O Lord, is your knowledge not filled with curiosity to see all things? Is your eloquence not capable of describing infinite things? Are you not capable of achieving wealth in the form of self-interest, while being indifferent to the interests of others? And are you not the only one worthy of worship among the virtuous?
O Lord, the extent of your infinite power, which spreads to see the entire universe, can never be reached. Yet, it is surprising that the virtuous declare you to be the happiest of the happy. Is this their devotion or their true knowledge?