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Shri Sankara's Gita Bhashya
(Sri Sankaracharya's Commentary on the Gita)
CHAPTER -6
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30. He who sees Me EVERYWHERE, and sees all things in Me, I do not disappear (i.e. get lost) for him, nor does he disappear (i.e. get lost) for Me. He who sees Me, VĀSUDEVA. THE SELF OF ALL, everywhere, IN ALL BEINGS, and sees all things, THE WHOLE AGGREGATE OF BEINGS BEGINNING FROM BRAHMA, in Me, THE SELF OF ALL,- do not disappear for him, FOR SUCH A SEER OF THE UNITY OF THE SELF. Ī, ĪSVARA, DO NOT GO OUT OF HIS VISION; nor does he, THAT WISE MAN, disappear for Me, LEAVE MY, VASUDEVA'S VISION; FOR, HE AND I ARE THE SAME SELF. AND, VERILY, ONE'S OWN SELF IS NOTHING BUT EVER-PRESENT TO HIM. WHERE FORE HE WHO BEHOLDS THE UNITY OF THE SELF IN ALL IS MYSELF. REFERRING TO THE PLENARY KNOWLEDGE which is the purport OF THE PRECEDING VERSE, THE LORD ASSERTS ITS EFFECT TO BE MOKSA. |
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