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08 - Of Religion by Devotion to the One Supreme God - Bhagavad Gita · Philosophy and Faith

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  Speaker 1: Chapter eight of Religion. By devotion to the one supreme
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  Speaker 1: God Juna. Who is that Brahma? What that soul of souls?
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  Speaker 1: The at the Yakman? What thou best of all thy
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  Speaker 1: work the Karma? Tell me what it is? Thou namest
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  Speaker 1: Ah the Buddha? What again means are the Deva a?
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  Speaker 1: And how it comes? Thou canst be? Are the Eja
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  Speaker 1: in thy flesh? Slayer of Madhu? Further make me know
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  Speaker 1: how good men find THEE in the hour of death. Krishna,
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  Speaker 1: I Brahma am the one eternal God. And at the
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  Speaker 1: Yakman is my being's name, the soul of souls. What
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  Speaker 1: goeth from me causing all life to live? Is karma
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  Speaker 1: called and manifested in divided forms. I am the Ah,
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  Speaker 1: the Buddha lot of lives, and are the Deva lot
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  Speaker 1: of all the gods? Because I am Poorsha who begets,
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  Speaker 1: and are the Yegna, Lord of sacrifice. I speaking with
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  Speaker 1: thee in this body. Here am thou embodied one for
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  Speaker 1: all the shrine's flame unto me. And at the hour
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  Speaker 1: of death, he that hath meditated me alone in putting
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  Speaker 1: off his flesh comes forth to me enters into my being.
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  Speaker 1: Doubt thou not, but if he meditated otherwise at hour
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  Speaker 1: of death, in putting off the flesh, he goes to
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  Speaker 1: what he looked for, Kunti's son. Because the soul is
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  Speaker 1: fashioned tow itats like. Have me then in thy heart always,
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  Speaker 1: and fight thou too. When heart and mind are fixed
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  Speaker 1: on me, shall surely come to me. All come who clear,
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  Speaker 1: with never waving will of firmest faith, owning none other gods,
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  Speaker 1: All come to me, the uttermost Prussia, holyest. Whoso hath
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  Speaker 1: known me, Lord of sage and singer, ancient of days,
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  Speaker 1: of all the three worlds, stay boundless, but unto every atom,
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  Speaker 1: bringer of that which quickens it. Whoso I say, hath
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  Speaker 1: known my form which passeth martin, knowing seen my effelguns
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  Speaker 1: which no I had seen than the sun's burning gold,
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  Speaker 1: more brightly glowing whispering darkness. Unto him hath been right life.
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  Speaker 1: And in the hour when life is ending, with mindset
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  Speaker 1: fast and trustful piety drawing still breathed beneath com rose
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  Speaker 1: and bending in happy peace, that faithful one doth die
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  Speaker 1: in glad peace passeth to push us heaven, the place
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  Speaker 1: which they who read the way thus name Actraum ultimate
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  Speaker 1: were to have striven saints and ascetics, their road is
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  Speaker 1: the same that way, the highest way goes he who
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  Speaker 1: shuts the gates of all his sense locks, desire safe
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  Speaker 1: in his heart, centers the vital airs, upon his parting
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  Speaker 1: thought steadfastly set and murmuring, Oh, the sacred syllable emblem
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  Speaker 1: of brom dies, meditating me, for who none other God's
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  Speaker 1: regarding looks ever to me, easily am agained by such
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  Speaker 1: a yogi, and attaining me, they fall, not those mahatmass
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  Speaker 1: back to birth, to life, which is the place of
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  Speaker 1: pain which ends. But take the way of utmost pleasantness.
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  Speaker 1: The worlds a juna, even Brahma's wild roll back again
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  Speaker 1: from death to life's unrest. But they o Kunti's son
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  Speaker 1: that reach to me, taste birth no more. If he
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  Speaker 1: know Burma's day, which is a thousand yugas, if he
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  Speaker 1: know the thousand hugas making Brahmas night, then know ye
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  Speaker 1: day night, as he doth know. When that vast dawn
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  Speaker 1: death break, the invisible is brought a new into the visible,
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  Speaker 1: when that deep night dot darken all which is faced
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  Speaker 1: back again to him who sent it forth a. This
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  Speaker 1: vast company of living things, again and yet again produced,
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  Speaker 1: expires at Brahmas nightfall, and at Brahmas dawn rises without
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  Speaker 1: its will to life, new born, but higher, deeper, innermost
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  Speaker 1: abides another life not like the life of sense, escaping sight, unchanging.
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  Speaker 1: This endures when all created things have passed away. This
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  Speaker 1: is that life named the unmanifest, the infinite, the all,
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  Speaker 1: the uttermost, thither, arriving none returned. That life is mine,
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  Speaker 1: and I am there and prince by faith which wanders not.
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  Speaker 1: There is a way to come thither, I the Purusha,
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  Speaker 1: I who spread the universe around me, in whom well
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  Speaker 1: all living things may so be rich and seen, richer
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  Speaker 1: than holy fruit on vedas, growing greater than gifts, better
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  Speaker 1: than prayer or fast. Such wisdom is the Yogi. This way,
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  Speaker 1: knowing comes to the utmost perfect peace at last. Here
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  Speaker 1: in the chapter eight of the Bagawad Guitar