The fifteenth chapter of the Bhagavad Gita is Purushottama Yoga. In Sanskrit, Purusha means the All-pervading God, and Purushottam means the timeless & transcendental aspect of God. Krishna reveals that the purpose of this Transcendental knowledge of the God is to detach ourselves from the bondage of the material world and to understand Krishna as the Supreme Divine Personality, who is the eternal controller and sustainer of the world. One who understands this Ultimate Truth surrenders to Him and engages in His devotional service.
It is verily a part of Mine which, becoming the eternal individual soul in the region of living beings, draws (to itself) the organs which have the mind as their sixth, and which abide in Nature.
OPEN VERSEWhen the master leaves it and even when he assumes a body, he departs taking these, as wind (carries away) odours from their receptacles.
OPEN VERSEThis one enjoys the objects by presiding over the ear, eyes, skin and tongue as also the nose and the mind.
OPEN VERSEPersons who are diversely deluded do not see it even when it is leaving or residing (in this body), or experiencing, or in association with the qualities. Those with the eye of knowledge see.
OPEN VERSEAnd the yogis who are diligent see this one as existing in themselves. The non-discriminating ones who lack self-control do not see this one-though (they be) diligent.
OPEN VERSEThat light in the sun which illumines the whole world, that which is in the moon, and that which is in fire, -know that light to be Mine.
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