After giving up the covering on the ātmā such as possessiveness of body and house, which are all useless, insignificant, and temporary, I worship the lotus feet of the Supreme Lord, the guru of the jīva, who has true knowledge. A person should attain you alone, who know the devotee’s service, and he will attain all his desires. Ṛta-dhiyaḥ means “the Lord who has true knowledge.” Giving up the covering on the ātmā—possessiveness of body and house, which is useless (apārtham), insignificant (asat) and temporary (antyam), I worship the lotus feet of you, who have true knowledge. One who worships you also attains you, who know the service of the devotee. “Then let those without material desire worship me. Let those with desires worship some one else.” No, if someone attains you, he attains all desirable objects.