Whoever has our darshan will be liberated. However, if we reveal [your] greatness much more than that, then no one will observe the religious vows. And today, the muktas have taken birth; and it may seem they have vāsanā, but this is because they have assumed a body that will show its qualities. Otherwise, the body would not remain.1 Footnotes: 1. 1. Swami is explaining that we must understand that the devotees of God are not ordinary but are the muktas of Akshardham. We may notice their faults and desires because they have assumed a human body, but we must believe that this is not a characteristic of their true form, the ātmā.