It cannot be grasped by the eye, nor by speech, nor by other senses, nor by austerity, nor by ritual action. Through the grace of spiritual wisdom, one with a purified being—meditating—comes to behold that partless reality.
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- Mundaka Upanishad
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- Mundaka Upanishad
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- MuU.3.1.8
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- God-KnowledgeMeditationSelf-Realisation
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One who truly knows in essence this divine nature of My birth and action — on leaving the body, is not reborn, but comes to Me, O Arjuna.
Only knowledge of God can grant immortality.
In this way, gradually and quickly, divine calm and peace will be infused into your soul, along with a wonderful and sublime knowledge of God, wrapped in divine love.
This spiritual transformation can be briefly described as turning away from the world towards God. It consists of four parts: 1. Self-awareness, 2. Knowledge of God, 3. Understanding the world as it truly is, and 4. Understanding the afterlife as it truly is.
The Lord has served "Divine knowledge" through His compassion, and the Lord, in the form of the soul, is ringing celestial music in every person's heart. So, look for the Lord in every person's heart.