"He is said to be unmanifest, incomprehensible and changeless; therefore, knowing him as such, you should not grieve.
He is not comprehended by reason, O Arjuna. Meditation is ever yearning to meet him. He is inaccessible to the mind and unattainable by any means. This Supreme Person is beyond limit, O Arjuna. He is devoid of the three qualities, and is without beginning and change. He is devoid of form, but present in all forms (146- 150). In this way, O Arjuna, he is the inner controller of all beings. When you realise this, you will become free from sorrow. "
Source:- One of those Most Famous interpretations of Bhagavad Gita called Jnaneswari
The last Q. of jk was deleted by yahoo answers, probably for giving the source link, so this time only the concepts, whoever would like 2c source, let them make some enquiries and efforts, that's available in internet, Afterall what's the fun in getting something without much efforts, and probably going ahead what's the..?
opinions?
2006-10-06
21:38:51
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probably a repeat but .... its not my aim to ... http://athmavidya.250free.com/epilogue.htm
luv and SAI RAM,
jk
2006-10-07
04:28:35 ·
update #1