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## Twenty-fifth Chapter
They are called **Vineyajanatabandhu** (233) because they are well-wishers of their disciples, **Vilinaasheshakamasha** (234) because all their karmas are destroyed, **Viyoga** (235) because they are free from the fluctuations of the self caused by mind, speech, and body, **Yogavid** (236) because they know the nature of yoga (meditation), **Vidwan** (237) because they know all things, **Vidhata** (238) because they are the creators of the universe in the form of dharma, **Suvidhi** (239) because their actions are excellent, and **Sudhi** (240) because their intellect is excellent. || 125 ||
They are called **Kshantibhaak** (241) because they possess great forbearance, **Prithvimurti** (242) because they are as tolerant as the earth, **Shanthibhaak** (243) because they are devotees of peace, **Salilatmak** (244) because they generate coolness like water, **Vayumurti** (245) because they are free from contact with external objects like air, **Asangatma** (246) because they are free from attachments, **Bahnimurti** (247) because they burn the fuel of karma like fire, and **Adharmadhak** (248) because they burn unrighteousness. || 126 ||
They are **Suyajwa** (249) because they perform the homa (fire sacrifice) of karmic material well, **Yajmanatma** (250) because they worship their own nature, **Sutwa** (251) because they are anointed in the ocean of self-bliss, **Sutramapujita** (252) because they are worshipped by Indra, **Ritvik** (253) because they are called the teacher in performing the knowledge-sacrifice, **Yajnapati** (254) because they are the chief authority of the sacrifice, **Yajya** (255) because they are worthy of worship, **Yajyang** (256) because they are parts of the sacrifice, **Amrita** (257) because they destroy the thirst for worldly objects, and **Havi** (258) because they have offered their own impure karmic results in the knowledge-sacrifice. || 127 ||
They are **Vyommurti** (259) because they are as pure as the sky, or they are pervading the world and the non-world in relation to pure knowledge, **Amurtatma** (260) because they are free from form, taste, smell, and touch, **Nirlep** (261) because they are free from the stain of karma, **Nirmal** (262) because they are free from impurities, **Achal** (263) because they always exist in one form, **Sommurti** (264) because they are peaceful, beautiful, or radiant like the moon, **Susomyatma** (265) because their soul is extremely gentle, **SuryaMurti** (266) because they are as radiant as the sun, and **Mahaprabha** (267) because they possess immense brilliance. || 128 ||
1. **Kshamabhaak** is therefore due to this reason. Similarly, it should be applied to the rest.
2. **Shobhanhota** means beautiful.
3.