। ॥ ७ ॥
In plain words
I am Paramārtha, absolute Reality, known through the Upaniṣads and shining by my own light. What room is there for dispute when the whole universe shines only in my presence? No one who sees all things revealed by sunlight doubts the sun. So I am that light—Kevala-śiva, pure auspiciousness alone.
Close to the Sanskrit
In me—this Paramārtha, absolute Reality, known by the crown of the Vedas, the Upaniṣads, and shining by itself—what possible contradiction is there, when this whole world shines only from its presence? A person who sees everything made perceptible by sunlight does not doubt the sun. Therefore I am some light that is Kevala-śiva, pure auspiciousness alone.