I am confused to such an extent that I am unable to even express my doubt! Please clarify.

Shri Bharath Krishna asked: Swami, during our last Sunday Satsang You have explained to us that Mother Kaameshvari (Aadiparaashakti) was angry (for a reason) when You sang that Bhajan (Kāmeśvari mayi...). In this context I got the following doubt. Aadiparaashakti is none other than Lord Datta. It seems like Lord Datta has a separate "free will" compared to Unimaginable God. I don't even know how to express my doubt Swami. I am confused to such an extent that I am unable to even express my confusion! Please clear my confusion Swami. Thank You so much for patiently answering all of my questions Swami🙏 Your defective Devotee and Servant, Bharath Krishna.]

Swami Replied:- How can I answer unless you clearly express your confusion? However, I will try to clarify your confusion as far as I understood your doubt. Aadiparaashakti knows clearly that God Datta and She are one and the same. She acted as if She is angry in order to make Me express the unity of Herself and God Datta by this divine drama. ParaBrahman and Aadiparaashakti, God Datta and Anaghaa or Madhumati, God Brahmaa and Sarasvati, God Vishnu and Lakshmi and God Shiva and Satii Devi/Paarvatii are the divine couples representing the divine Father and divine Mother of this universe including all the souls. Each divine couple is essentially one entity only, which is the absolute reality called unimaginable God or ParaBrahman in which state Aadiparaashakti is one with the unimaginable God. In this final state, the unimaginable entity has two names, which are ParaBrahman and Aadiparaashakti. ParaBrahman is the non-mediated unimaginable God without His expression to the souls whereas God Datta is the same unimaginable God expressed to the souls through the first energetic medium.