CH 7, Verse 30

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Chapter 7

Verse 30

 

Saadhibhuut'aadhidaivam maa.n saadhiyajna.n cha ye

viduh /

prayaana-kaale'pi cha maa.n te vidur yukta-chetasah //

 

Those who know me with Adhibuta, the Adhidaiva and the

Adhiyajna know me also at the time of death, their

minds being concentrated.

 

Aum tatsaditi shreemad.h bhagavad.hgeetaa

suupanishhatsu brahmavidyaayaa.n yogashaastre

Shreekrishhnaarjunasa.nvaade

jnaanavijnaanayogo naama saptamo'dhyaayah

 

Thus In the Upanishad of the Bhagavad Gita, the

knowledge of Brahman, the scripture of Yoga and the

dialogue between Sri Krishna and Arjuna, ends the

seventh discourse entitled 'Jnana Vijnana Yoga' - 'The

Yoga of knowledge with Realisation'.

 

 

 

LESSONS FROM BHAGAVAD GITA – 76

As taught by Parama Pujya Sri Swamiji

 

The idea is that those who are interested in the

thought of the Lord are not in the least affected by

the fear of old age or death as their vision of the

self reaches its supreme perfection and they identify

themselves with their own Self and not with their

bodies. They alone know Brahma, the whole of Adhyatma

(the reality of the Inner Self) and Karma in its

entirety.

 

"Those who know me with Adhibuta, the Adhidaiva and

the Adhiyajna know me also at the time of death, their

minds being concentrated" (Chapter 7, Verse 30).

 

Those who have realized the Lord and who are ever in

communion with the Lord are not distressed at the

death of their bodies. Therefore, even at the horrible

hour of death, they concentrate their mind on the Lord

and remember Him as existing in all the world of

objects (adhibhuta), in all the divine beings

(adhidaiva) and in all the sacrifices (adhiyajna.)

 

Thus ends the seventh chapter designated ‘The way of

Knowledge with Realization.’

 

 

 

 

 

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