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## The Chapter of the Four Powers
**57.** Your unobstructed knowledge knows the entire universe at once, because the three obstacles - the need for sense organs, the need for a process, and the need for a sequence - are all caused by the karma of knowledge-obscuring. But your karma of knowledge-obscuring is completely destroyed, so you know the entire universe at once without any obstruction.
**58.** O Lord, it is a great wonder that you have known this diverse universe all at once. Or perhaps, it is considered praiseworthy to have attained liberation through the grace of great men.
**59.** O Lord, even though all your sense organs are present, your knowledge is still beyond the senses. This is because even yogis cannot comprehend your powers.
**60.** O Lord, just as your knowledge is imperishable, so is your vision. And both of these together make your use extraordinary. **Meaning:** For other beings in the world, the use of vision comes first, and then the use of knowledge. But for you, both uses happen simultaneously.
**61.** O God, your quality of knowledge pervades all things in the universe. You are a wonder, and yogis call you omniscient and all-seeing.
**62.** O Lord, you know all things in the universe, yet you experience no fatigue or sorrow. This is the manifestation of your infinite power and greatness.
**63.** O Lord, the detachment that has manifested in you, due to the destruction of passions like attachment, is the destruction of all suffering and the manifestation of happiness arising only from the soul. **Meaning:** If detachment is considered happiness, then happiness exists only in you. If detachment is not considered happiness, and attachment is considered happiness, then there is no suffering in the three worlds. **Meaning:** Detachment means the absence of agitation. There is no absence of agitation in attachment to objects and passions, so there is no real happiness in them.