ī do not know anything at all about that —

one who is too great to be known by them —

is simple for me to understand in this world itself —

is he simple for anyone (of his own efforts) to know well? (no) —

knowledge which is readily available —

 gyānam (knowledge) —

 thought as —

after they know that there is “īṣwaran” —

those who possess true knowledge of knowing what needs to be known, and. —

the well versed, great vaidhikas (learned in vĕdhas, sacred texts) —

through bhakthi rūpa gyānam (knowledge matured into devotion) —

if it can visualise —

gyānam which is felt in the heart/mind through the practice of yŏga —

knowing, as it is [completely] —

people having knowledge —

īdentified with being full knowledge and full bliss —

you do not realise —

you will not know —

one who is naturally self-illuminating; —

knowing very well —