Chapter 6 • Verse 30

Dhyana Yoga

The Yoga of Meditation

Sanskrit Verse

Yo mam pashyati sarvatra sarvam ca mayi pashyati, tasyaham na pranashyami sa ca me na pranashyati

Translation & Meaning

One who sees Me everywhere and sees everything in Me — I am never lost to that person, and that person is never lost to Me. This is the essence of the vision of oneness: the devotee who sees the Divine in all and all in the Divine is forever united with the Lord.

Key Teachings

  • •Seeing the Divine in all beings is the highest form of vision
  • •The yogi who sees oneness is never separated from the Divine
  • •This mutual indwelling is the ultimate fruit of devotion and practice

Topics

omnipresence of Godunity visiondevotioninseparabilitycosmic vision
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