Note:

Bliss is not the working element and hence it is only a verb. A verbal noun is not an entity. A verbal noun is an artificial noun created from a verb and it denotes an action. Grammatically, it may be a noun. But it does not mean that a verbal noun is a noun. Essentially, a verbal noun is a verb or action alone. In the statement “He walked”, ‘walked’ is a verb. “A morning walk is good for health”. Here ‘walk’ is a verbal noun. But even here, ‘walk’ does not denote an entity or working element. Essentially, it remains a verb alone. The working element is not indicated by the verbal noun.

You are happy. Happiness is a verbal noun. It is not an entity. Bliss which is intense happiness, is also a verb. It is only a verbal noun and hence essentially a verb. We cannot take bliss from anybody and store in a battery like electricity. Similarly, grinding is work. Can you take the grinding work and store it in a battery and do grinding? No. Work is not an entity. Inert energy (electricity) is an entity. The grinding machine (matter) is an entity. Awareness is not an entity. It is only a special form of work. The Maha Maya plane constitutes three things: Inert energy, matter and awareness. I can transport a grinding machine. I can transport electricity but I cannot transport grinding work. In the human body, the matter and inert energy doing a certain type of work, is referred to as awareness.