Bhagavad Gita -Madhvacharya 7

Bhagavad Gita -Sri Madhvacharya

(Bhashya and Tatparya Nirnaya)

"No one among the hosts of the gods knows My manifestation nor even the great seers. I am prior even to the gods and the great seers in all respects." . "He who knows Me, the unborn and without beginning, the Lord of the worlds, being (thereby) undeluded among the mortals, is released from all the demerits". "Intellect, knowledge, absence of delusion, compassion, truth, self-restraint, tranquility.". "The seven Seers in earlier ages.". "The splendour and equanimity of Mine." "I am the origin of all, from Me all this emanates. Thus being aware, the wise ones worship Me, endowed with full conviction" . "Out of compassion, I destroy the darkness arising in them from non awareness, remaining in their Self.". "I speedily deliver them from the ocean of mortality." . "Knowing Me as the enjoyer of the sacrifices and of the penances, as the Lord of of the worlds and welldisposed towards all creatures (the ascetic) reaches peace." . "Without leaving anything, I will convey this Joana (wisdom) to you and the vi-Jnana (supra-sensory awareness), knowing which there would not remain anything else left to be known." . "I am the origin of the world and of the dissolution as well" . "O Arjuna, there is nothing else superior to Me. By Me alone are all these woven like pearls on the string." . "I will declare to you, who does not waver, the profound secret, by the wisdom (Jnana) together with the supra-sensory awareness (vi-Jnana) of which you will be delivered from the non-propitious. This is the Sovereign Wisdom, Sovereign Secret." . "By Me is all this universe pervaded in My unmanifest form. In Me all the beings abide, but I do not abide in them" . "I sustain them, yet I do not abide in them" . "No one is equal to You; how, then, can anyone be greater than You..?" . "The Supreme Wisdom I will declare again, that which is the best of all wisdom" . "My womb is the Great Brahma (Prakriti); in that womb I deliver. Then is the birth of the creatures becomes possible, O Arjuna" . “For I am the abode of the Brahman, the Immortal, the Imperishable, the Eternal, the Perennial Principle and the Blissful solitude" .