When the sun rises, it destroys the darkness covering men’s eyes, but it does not create the eye, which in fact was existent all along. Similarly, my vidyā-śakti will destroy the covering on knowledge for a person realizing ātmā. When one realizes that ātmā always exists, one is simply aware of it and when one does not realize ātmā, one is not aware of it. When the sun rises objects are revealed and when the sun sets objects are hidden. The sun destroys the covering of darkness for the eye but does not create the eye, since the eye always existed as the same dear object. Fixed knowledge, my vidyā-śakti, destroys the covering on knowledge for the person endowed with knowledge of ātmā.