Owing to (His) association with duality (bheda-saṅgamāt) in many ways (bahudhā), He becomes manifest (ābhāti) (in Śāmbhavopāya) without any veil or covering (nirāvaraṇam) --the Parā level--, (while in Āṇavopāya) He appears (bhāti) with His own essential nature veiled or covered (āvṛta-nija-ātmakaḥ) --the Aparā level--. (Anyway, in Śāktopāya) He shows Himself (bhāti) as veiled/covered or unveiled/uncovered (āvṛta-anāvṛtaḥ) --the Parāparā level--.
Nirāvaraṇamābhāti bhātyāvṛtanijātmakaḥ| Āvṛtānāvṛto bhāti bahudhā bhedasaṅgamāt||92||
becomes manifest without any veil or covering
(medium)appears with His own essential nature veiled or covered
(medium)veiled/covered or unveiled/uncovered
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