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The visible forms of my nature are eight; earth, water, fire, air, ether; the mind, reason, and the sense of 'i' but beyond my visible nature is my invisible Spirit; this is the fountain of life whereby this universe has its being. All the worlds have their rest in me, as many pearls upon a string.
The visible forms of my nature are eight; earth, water, fire, air, ether; the mind, reason, and the sense of 'i' but beyond my visible nature is my invisible Spirit; this is the fountain of life whereby this universe has its being. All the worlds have their rest in me, as many pearls upon a string.
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The visible forms of my nature are eight; earth, water, fire, air, ether; the mind, reason, and the sense of 'i' but beyond my visible nature is my invisible Spirit; this is the fountain of life whereby this universe has its being. All the worlds have their rest in me, as many pearls upon a string.
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vision of me, if thy heart is set on me and if, striving for yoga, I am thy refuge supreme. 2. And I will speak to thee of that wisdom and vision which, when known, there is nothing else for thee to know. 3. Among thousands of men perhaps one strives for perfection; and among thousands of those who strive perhaps one knows me in truth. 4. The visible forms of my nature are eight; earth, water, fire, air, ether; the mind, reason, and the sense of ‘I’. 5. But beyond my visible nature is my invisible Spirit. This is the fountain of life whereby this universe has its being. 6. All things have their life in this Life, and I am their beginning and end. 7. In this whole vast universe there is nothing higher than I. All the worlds have their rest in me, as many pearls upon a string. 8. I am the taste of living waters and the light of the sun and the moon: I am OM, the sacred word of the Vedas, sound in silence, heroism in men. 9. I am the pure fragrance that comes from the earth and brightness of fire I am. I am life of all living beings, and the austere life of those who train their souls. 10. And I am from everlasting the seed of the eternal life. I am the intelligence of the intelligent. I am the beauty of the beautiful. 11. I am the power of those who are strong, when this power is free from passions and selfish desires. I am desire when this is pure, when this desire is not against righteousness. 12. And know that the three Gunas, the three state of the soul, come from me; peaceful light, restless life, and lifeless darkness. But I am not in them: they are in me. 13. How the whole world is under the delusion of these shadows of the soul, and knows not me though for ever I am! 14. My mysterious cloud of appearance is hard to pass beyond; but those who in truth come to me go beyond the world of shadows. 15. But men who do evil seek not me: their soul is darkened by delusion. Their vision is veiled by cloud of appearance; their heart has chosen the path of evil. 16. There are four kinds of men who are good, and the four love me, Arjuna: the man of sorrows, the seeker of knowledge, the seeker of something he treasures, and the man of vision. 17. The greatest of these is the man of vision, who is ever one, who loves the One. For I love the man of vision, and the man of vision loves me. 18. These four kinds of men are good; but the man of vision and I are one. His whole soul is one in me, and I am his path Supreme. 19. At the end of many lives the man of vision comes to me. ‘God is all’ this great man says. Such a spirit sublime how rarely is he found. 20. Men whose desires have clouded their vision, give their love to other gods, and led by their selfish nature, follow many other paths. 21. For if a man desires with faith to adore this or that god, I give faith unto that man, a faith that is firm and moves not. 22. And when this man, full of faith, goes and adores that god, from him he attains his desires; but whatever is good comes from me. 23. But these are men of little wisdom, and the good they want has an end. Those who love the gods go to the gods; but those who love me come unto me. 24. The unwise think that I am that from of my lower nature which is seen by mortal eyes: they know not my higher nature, imperishable and Supreme. 25. For my glory is not seen by all: I am hidden by my veil of mystery; and in its delusion the world knows me not, who was never born and for ever I am. 26. I know all that was and is and is to come, Arjuna; but no one in truth knows me. 27. All beings are born in delusion, the delusion of division which comes from desire and hate. 28. But there are men who do what is good, and whose sins have come to an end. They are free from the delusion of division, and they worship me with all this soul. 29. For those who take refuge in me and strive to be free from age and death, they know Brahman, they know Atman, and they know what karma is. 30. They know me in earth and in heaven, and in the fire of sacrifice. Their souls are pure, in harmony, and even when their time to go comes they see me. END OF PART SEVEN.