The Gita according to Gandhi 273

The Gita according to Gandhi -Mahadev Desai

DISCOURCE 6 28. The yogin, cleansed of all stain, unites himself ever thus to Atman, easily enjoys the endless bliss of contact with Brahman. 29. The man equipped with yoga looks on all with an impartial eye, seeing Atman in all beings and all beings in Atman. 30. He who sees Me everywhere and everything in Me, never vanishes from Me nor I from him. 31. The yogin who, anchored in unity, worships Me abiding in all beings, lives and moves in me, no matter how he live and move. So long as ‘self' subsists, the Supreme Self is absent; when ‘self' is extinguished, the Supreme Self is seen everywhere. Also see note on XIII. 23. 32. He who, by likening himself with others, senses pleasure and pain equally for all as for himself, is deemed to be the highest yogi, O Arjuna.