This entire cosmic creation is pervaded by My unmanifest form. All living beings reside in Me, yet I am not confined within them. Description Shree Krishna uses the term *mat sthāni* (“all living beings rest in Me”) repeatedly from verses 4 to 6, emphasizing that all beings are inseparable from Him, even as they traverse …
And yet, living beings do not reside in Me. Behold the mystery of My divine energy! Though I am the Creator and Sustainer of all beings, I remain unaffected by them and untouched by material nature. Description In addition to the two energies mentioned earlier—Maya Shakti (material energy) and Jiva Shakti (soul energy)—there is a …
This entire cosmic creation is pervaded by My unmanifest form. All living beings reside in Me, yet I am not confined within them. Description Vedic philosophy rejects the notion of God as a detached creator observing the world from afar. Instead, it emphasizes God’s all-pervading presence, as stated in the Upanishads: God resides in every …
O vanquisher of foes! Those who lack faith in this path cannot reach me. Instead, they remain trapped in the cycle of birth and death, returning to this world repeatedly. Description In the final verse of this chapter, Shree Krishna emphasizes that yogis who follow the path of light achieve results far greater than those …
This knowledge is the supreme science and the deepest of all secrets. It sanctifies those who embrace it, offering direct realization. It aligns with dharma, is simple to practice, and grants eternal benefits. Description In the final verse of this chapter, Shree Krishna emphasizes that yogis who follow the path of light achieve results far …
The Supreme Lord said: O Arjun, since you are free from envy toward Me, I will reveal to you this most confidential knowledge and wisdom. By understanding it, you will be liberated from the sufferings of material existence. Description At the outset of this discourse, Shree Krishna highlights the qualification necessary to absorb the teachings …
Yogis who understand this secret earn far greater merit than those who perform Vedic rituals, study the Vedas, carry out sacrifices, practice austerities, or give in charity. These yogis ultimately attain the Supreme Abode. Description In the final verse of this chapter, Shree Krishna emphasizes that yogis who follow the path of light achieve results …
Yogis who understand the secret of these two paths, O Parth, remain free from confusion. Therefore, always stay established in Yog (union with God). Description True yogis strive relentlessly for union with God, recognizing themselves as divine fragments and the material world as temporary and futile. They focus on enhancing their love for God, following …
Shree Krishna explains two paths after death. Those who realize the Supreme Brahman and depart during the sun’s northern course, bright lunar fortnight, or daytime, attain liberation. Those who follow Vedic rituals and pass away during the sun’s southern course, dark lunar fortnight, or nighttime, reach celestial abodes but return to earth after their pleasures. …
Countless beings are born with the dawn of Brahma’s day and are reabsorbed at the onset of the cosmic night, only to reappear naturally with the arrival of the next cosmic day. Description God is omnipresent, residing fully in His divine abode, in every atom of creation, and within the hearts of all beings. Despite …
