Gadhada First Section Vach. 8 Vachanamrut Rahasyarth Pradeepika Tika

It is said that the greatness is not to be given up, even if insisted upon by deities such as Brahma, etc. Which deities should be understood here?

Here, Shreejimaharaj has indirectly described the state of His Muktas, by referring to Himself. Mul-akshar, the original creator of the universe is called Brahma in this context. Where it says “etc.”, it refers to the category of Brahm. From the statement ‘that greatness is not discarded despite of the efforts of Akshar etc.,’ it should be understood that the Muktas have no interest in the affluence of the categories of Brahm and Ishwar, and that they are not tempted by them. Thus, the greatness of His Muktas is described. However Akshar etc., do not even consider making them give up their greatness, because Shreejimaharaj’s Muktas are above Mul-akshar, etc. Hence, no-one is capable of making them give up their greatness.