Bhagavad gita

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Bhagavat Gita CH VIII IMPERISHABLE BRAHMAN (AKSHARA BRAHMA YOGA) 3 The Blessed Lord said : 5 Who leave body remembering Me only at the time of death He reaches my abode alone This fact is sure undoubted. 6 Who so ever leaves his body at last That all pondered or that assumed or That constantly thought of at last To that itself he goes Oh Kawntheya ! Krishna said: who ever leaves his body remembering me at the time of death, he will reach my abode of Vikunda or Vishnu Loka and also gets my form. As a matter of fact, that which one think or ponder on at the time of death, that only he becomes in the next coming birth. Therefore one who desires liberation must practice to pondering me so that he will be liberated. Oh Lord, liberate us to thy abode, make us thy devotees, receive all our prayers and bless us, grand us a place in your Vaikunda. Hari Om.

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