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Chapter 10 - Discern the Divine

This intriguing chapter of 42slokas, known asvibhooti yoga, Glories of the Supreme,characterizes the Oeneral hu, Lord Krishna identifies the best in heaven and earth that represent all that is glorious about Hijna, lory of the Supreme was cited in the introduction to the third chapter

In the context of what Lord Krishna enumerates as sy to note that He’s the sovereign in humans in s27 but not Rama as one would have expected However, Lord Rast the archers (s31) Going by the dispassionate outlook towards life that Lord Krishna expostulates, it is but natural that Lord Rama who personifies attachment to the values of his time is not reckoned as the Glory of the Supreio-cultural ethos, Lord Rama is revered aspurushottama, the noblest human

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Thus spoke the Lord:

Ear thy lend My words peerless

Bound they regale as thee gain

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Sourced though gods ’n seers in Me

Grasp they have none of My source

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Me as Lord of all who sees

Turns his back on wrongdoings

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Sourced in Me all faculties

State of s too

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Varied I made vicissitudes

As the case with attitudes

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Willed I birth of progenitors all

Seven seers great ’n elders four

Not to n fourteen

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Grasps as one the power of Mine

Keeps he would his ets in My worship

Tends he then to turn to Me

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Whoso to Me thus taken

Delight he takes in praising Me

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Him I help to realize that

Which is needed to reach Me