(i) The Lord is the embodiment of all learning, the aggregate of the Vedas; He disseminates particular branches of learning at the appropriate moments; He is the final arbiter of the true meanings of the texts and at the time of dissolution of the worlds, He stores up all learning in His mind. Indeed, the object of all learning is to know Him.
(ii) Mastered all learning:
In the second pāsuram of this chapter, the divine mother of parāṅkuśa nāyaki continues to express her profound bewilderment to the onlookers. She conveys the substance of her daughter's divine pronouncements, stating, “My daughter is declaring that all the knowledge-revealing vedas and the propagation of that sacred knowledge are entirely at my own disposal.” This