“There is no worth in anything other than the manifest form of God.” Then, Swami has the following verse sung: Muveku jīvāve asmān chaḍhī jāve, Pay anna hu na khāve to hu māyāko gulām hai; Vidyāku bakhāne kachhu manhukī jāne, Aise nipaṭ sayāne tāko vāsanāme dhām hai; Sārī sṛuṣhṭiku upajāve sab jīvku nībhāve, Jag īsh jyu kahāve to hu man pariṇām hai; Gnān bhakti hin ati urme malin, Aise mūḍhaku Mukund kahe brahmaku na ṭhām hai;1 Footnotes: 1. 1. One may revive the dead, one may climb to the sky, one may not eat or drink anything; yet, he is still a servant of māyā. One whose wisdom may receive praises from people; one may have the power to reveal others’ thoughts; nevertheless, they are a haven of desires. One may be responsible for the creation, one may support all the jivas of the world, one may be called the ishwar of the world; even so, his mind is bound to māyā. Muktanand Swami says of those without gnān and bhakti of God and with impure desires of the world in their heart - they are purely ignorant and they will not reside in Akshardham.