| Bhagavad Gita |
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| Books By Rajaji |
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THE ONENESS OF EXISTENCE |
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| He who has firmly realised unity and worships Me as abiding in all beings, howsoever he be engaged, is a Yogi and abides in Me.
VI-31 When the understanding enables one to see an immutable oneness in all beings, and an undivided whole in all the manifold shapes, know that to be the true Light. XVIII-20 The Gita lays down the highest ideals of self-control and realisation of all-embracing oneness. It is not mere philosopher's amusement, but an earnest appeal to men and women to shape their lives according to its teaching and to do so at once. The Gita teaching is for the young as well as for the old; for the most bury man of action as for those who have done with the turmoil of life. The Gita is a book for all time, no doubt; but even like other holy books, which are for all time, its words must yet be read on the background of the social order of the time and place wherein the book was written. |
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