। । ॥ ८८५ ॥
In plain words
Separating name and form, dissolving them entirely into Brahman—the supreme, non-dual substratum of being, consciousness, and bliss—one becomes firmly convinced: 'I am precisely that.'
Close to the Sanskrit
Having separated name and form, dissolving them into Brahman alone, as the supreme substratum, non-dual, existence-consciousness-bliss, 'That very one am I', thus indeed with ascertained mind one becomes firmly.