Brahma, without the remembrance of Gaṇeśa in the influence of Rajo guṇa (the source of creativity), engaged himself in the task of creating the universe and was tormented by many obstacles and desired to give up life abandoning the task undertaken. He became conscious of his transgression by worshiping Chiṁtāmaṇī, the Chittaprakasaka who transcends all the attributes and cherished by Sakhyabhakti he praised Śrī Chiṁtāmaṇī, who bestows the happiness and stable mind.