Bhagavad Gita Chapter 13 Verse 28 One who sees the Supersoul
Bhagavad Gita Chapter 13. Day and night are like two sides of the same. * [1] in some editions of the bhagavad gita, this verse has been omitted, and the next verse figures as the first verse of the thirteenth chapter.
Bhagavad Gita Chapter 13 Verse 28 One who sees the Supersoul
I shall now reveal to you that which ought to be known, and by knowing which, one attains immortality. Day and night are like two sides of the same. * [1] in some editions of the bhagavad gita, this verse has been omitted, and the next verse figures as the first verse of the thirteenth chapter. O arjun, this body is termed as kṣhetra (the field of activities), and the one who knows this body is called kṣhetrajña. O my dear kṛṣṇa, i wish to know about prakṛti. He explains that the physical is transitory and perishable. Web in chapter thirteen lord krishna reveals the distinct difference between the physical body and the immortal soul. The supreme divine lord said:
He explains that the physical is transitory and perishable. He explains that the physical is transitory and perishable. Web in chapter thirteen lord krishna reveals the distinct difference between the physical body and the immortal soul. * [1] in some editions of the bhagavad gita, this verse has been omitted, and the next verse figures as the first verse of the thirteenth chapter. Day and night are like two sides of the same. O arjun, this body is termed as kṣhetra (the field of activities), and the one who knows this body is called kṣhetrajña. I shall now reveal to you that which ought to be known, and by knowing which, one attains immortality. The supreme divine lord said: O my dear kṛṣṇa, i wish to know about prakṛti.
