At that moment Shambhu sees Rama and great joy rises in him. He drinks in that ocean of beauty, but knowing the time is wrong he does not make himself known. Saying 'Glory to Sachchidananda, purifier of the world', he walks on with Sati, thrilling again and again. Sati sees this and a strong doubt arises. Shankar is lord of the world, to whom gods and munis bow; yet he bowed to a king's son, called him Sachchidananda and the supreme abode, and still cannot hold back his love. The doha gives her reasoning: can Brahman, all-pervading, stainless, unborn and undivided, whom even the Vedas do not know, take a body and become a man?