Chapter 13 verse 18
“He is the source of light in all luminaries, and is entirely beyond the darkness of ignorance. He is knowledge, the object of knowledge, and the goal of knowledge. He dwells within the hearts of all living beings.”
Continuing the
definition of true knowledge, Bhagwan talks about the knowing that entity which
is the source of all light and the rest of the world’s glow is just a
reflection of this luminescence. He rids the universe of all darkness. He is
both the knowledge in the Vedas, originator of the Vedas, entity being
discussed in the Vedas and the ultimate destination or goal of the Vedas as
well. When the human being becomes an efficient work horse without draining
energy in expectations or attachments to results of action (karma yoga), draw
their mind and intellect inwards in contemplation of the Self (raja yoga), fill
that void in the mind and intellect with thought of total surrender to the
Supreme entity (Bhakti yoga), true knowledge is installed in that being- jnana
sprouts. Bhagwan then becomes a permanent resident in their hearts, mind and
soul.
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