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Brahman is the creator of the entire
creation, O Arjuna. The true understanding of both the creator and the
creation is called Jnaana, or the metaphysical knowledge. (13.02)
Constant reflection and the understanding of the agony and
suffering inherent in birth, old age, disease, and death are being called
the understanding of the Fourfold Noble Truth in Buddhism. (13.08)
(The disgust for worldly pleasures is a necessary prelude for spiritual
journey. This verse formed the basis of Buddhism. This proves that even a single verse is a mantra,
and can change a person if applied in life.)
God is inside as well as outside all inanimate and animate
beings. The Supreme God or Paramaatmaa is not formless (or
void), but has a transcendental form and personality beyond comprehension of human mind,
therefore, one cannot see or know Her/Him. He/She/It is very near as
well as far away. (13.15)
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