Know the Paramātmā, by whom the sleeping person knows his sleeping condition and in deep sleep is able to know the happiness of Brahman without objects or qualities. “How then do I know the antaryāmī?” Know the antaryāmī (ātmānam) by whom the jīva, like a sleeping person, knows his sleeping state, and in a deep sleep state knows happiness of the Lord with no object (nirguṇam). It should be clearly understood that it is the antaryāmī who daily dissolves the guṇas during deep sleep by his mercy and gives the jīva, whose knowledge and bliss are covered by firm bondage of the guṇas, an experience of his nirguṇa happiness. The jīva cannot independently get free from his bondage and then experience that happiness by his own strength. Understand that antaryāmī is Brahman, with no qualities. Also understand Brahman as me, Bhagavān with qualities. I, one person, exist as Brahman, Paramātmā and Bhagavān. These are not my first, second and third forms. (I have only one form.) It is said artho durghaṭa iva bhavati svarūpa-dvayābhāvāt: nothing is impossible for you because you have only one form. (SB 6.9.36)