Chapter 7 • Verse 30

Jnana Vijnana Yoga

The Yoga of Knowledge and Wisdom

Sanskrit Verse

Sadhibhutadhidaivam mam sadhiyajnam ca ye viduh, prayana-kale 'pi ca mam te vidur yukta-cetasah

Translation & Meaning

Those who know Me as the governing principle of the material realm (adhibhuta), the divine realm (adhidaiva), and of all sacrifices (adhiyajna) — with minds united in Me — even at the time of death, they know Me. Those who understand God's presence in all three domains — material, divine, and sacrificial — remain conscious of God even in their final moment.

Key Teachings

  • •True knowledge of God encompasses all planes of existence
  • •The mind united with God remains steady even at the moment of death
  • •God pervades the material, divine, and sacrificial dimensions simultaneously

Topics

adhibhutaadhidaivaadhiyajnamoment of deathunion with God
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