The instruction is the non-existence (of things other than Brahman). This dedication brings joy and purification (to the disciples). Their sight is (like) seeing the twelve suns. Discrimination (of the real from the unreal) is (their) protection. Their compassion alone is the sport. (They wear) the garland of bliss. In the cave of one seat (is) their audience of happiness, free from restrictions of yoga-postures. (They) subsist on food not prepared (especially for them). Their conduct is in consonance with the realization of the oneness of the Self and Brahman (Hamsa). They demonstrate to disciples (by their conduct) that Brahman is present in all beings