7.24 Avyaktam etc.  Becuase of their poor intellect, these  [worshippers of  other deities]  do not at all recognise  the unmanifest and ultimately true  nature of Mine.  On the contrary, they conceive Me merely as one, possessing only a manifest form with a particular  knowledge  and a particular  innage nature,  all suitable to their own desires.  [They think] not otherwise.  That is why, no  name or form  [of a deity]  is insisted upon  [by the Lord].
 
However,  this is the established view  [of the teachers of the school]  in this regard :  If a person holds fast to a specific form of a deity in order to get rid of desires, that  [itself] results in his  becoming pure and emancipated.  If the case is reversed,  [the result]  would be a contrary one.