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Similar is the case with the worship of God who is represented as physically similar to man, with the only difference that he is a superior being and has a bigger sphere in proportion to his bigness. But not taking up that topic at present, I confine myself to the subject proper.
It was in accordance with the need of the time that Lord Krishna revealed the truth depicted in the Srimad Bhagavad Gita to Arjuna. We must be highly indebted to him for all that he put forth for our benefit, which in course of time has become the guiding light for us all. It was not merely an idle discourse but the actual revelation of the very thing needed
2 for a true pursuit of the Divine path .
ईरः सवभ तू ानां शे ऽे जनु ितित। ामयवभ तू ािन याढािन मायया॥
Eeshwarah sarvabhootaanaam hriddeshe’rjuna tishthati;
Bhraamayan sarvabhootaani yantraaroodhaani maayayaa. (18-61)
“O Arjuna, The Lord dwells within the heart-region of all beings, causing, through His Wonderous Power (Māyā), all the beings to whirl round mounted on a machine.
तमवे शरणं ग सवभ ावने भारत। तसादारां शािं ानं ािस शातम॥्
Tameva sharanam gaccha sarvabhaavena bhaarata; Tatprasaadaatparaam shaantim sthaanam praapsyasi shaashwatam. (18-62)
2 “The Divine path is to be in tune with the Divine. Here live with Divine. Express the Divine. Show his greatness. Nothing to do with realisation as such. The Divine path ultimately leads you there.” BP Vol 2 page 124