Bhagavad gita

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Chapter 7: Knowledge and Wisdom (Jnana - Vijnana Yoga) The Blessed Lord said: 29 For liberation from ageing and death Those who strive depending on me They will realize Brahma in full, Supreme soul and duty in whole. 30 That who observe me in all - Objects, gods or in the sacrifice, With a steadfast mind in me will Know me at-least at their death. Thus Shimad Bhagavat Gitopanishad’s Supreme Doctrine of Yoga Science as Shrikrishna - Arjuna dialogue named Jnana Vijnana Yoga, The VII th Chapter. Lord Krishna said… Those who refuge me and strive for liberation, will realize Brahma and Supreme soul and own duty. There after my devotees observe me in all beings, in their sacrifice. They will know me in essence even at their death. Oh Lord, make us thy devotees, and liberate us to your ultimate peace and abode. Hari om.

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