The Almighty (Parameshvara) is the Prashnagarbha (He who contains all clarity and wisdom). Prashna connates purity, clarity, sanctity. So the word indicates that the Almighty has the intelligence, devoid of taint of any kind. The Veda is the concretisation of words of that Wisdom. Rishis (sages) who possess purified consciousness and clarified intellect win the grace of the all-pervasive Brahman (cosmic self). Brahman prompts them and blesses them to visualise the hymns and sacred formulae (mantras). While adoring the Almighty, who became aware of the Truth, they too recognised and described Brahman as Prashnagarbha. (LKV, pp. 14-15)