Due to (His) universality (viśvākṛtitvāt), He is revealing that variety composed of cit and acit --conscious and unconscious, i.e. living and inert-- (cit-acit-tad-vaicitrya-avabhāsakaḥ). On that account (tatas), in Dīkṣottaratantra, etc. (dīkṣottara-ādike) He is said to be (asya... uktam) multiform (bahu-rūpatvam)||
Viśvākṛtitvāccidacittadvaicitryāvabhāsakaḥ| Tato'sya bahurūpatvamuktaṁ dīkṣottarādike||61||
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