When coolness is understood, it remains within the atmosphere. When the fire departs, the air remains pure; this state cannot be described by words.

Kabir uses natural metaphors to explain the indescribable nature of spiritual realization. He suggests that when true inner coolness is achieved, it settles within the atmosphere of the soul, creating lasting tranquility. When the distracting fire of the ego finally leaves, the self remains pure and pristine. This ultimate state of grace is beyond description, suggesting that the truth must be experienced directly rather than merely articulated.