Srimad Bhagavadgita Sadhaka Sanjivani -Swami Ramsukhdas
Chapter 12
In fact God cannot be described in words. But He is called real in relativity with the unreal, immutable in relativity with the mutable and omnipresent in relativity with the unipresent but in fact the terms real, immutable and omnipresent are not applicable to Him. The reason is that all the terms are used in relativity and in having affinity with Prakrti; but the Divinity is independent and transcends Prakrti. A name is given in relation to space, time, thing, person, state and quality etc. God transcends all limits of space and time etc., then how can He be addressed by particular names? Therefore it is mentioned here that God can't be called either real (existent) or unreal (non-existent). |
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