Ome, Vasudeva,

Son Devam,

Kamsa Chanaurramadhanum,

Devaki Paramanandam,

Krishna, Vande Jagat Gurum.

The Bhagavad Gita class,

we are studying the ninth chapter

of the Bhagavad Gita. And we were on verse number eight. I think we had done verse number eight.

Is that right? Yes.

So if you remember, Krishna had said something very profound on verses five and six,

four and five, 4 and 5 actually.

There he says that I pervade all beings.

I, God am in all beings.

The ultimate reality, God of this universe, if you say, where is he?

He is in all beings, in all living beings, in all so-called non-living things everywhere, that Lord is there,

that the divinity is there. So Vekhan, that's why Vévike And they said, we Hindus worship a transcendent, eminent God. God is beyond this universe, beyond time and space and causation,

beyond form. At the same time, imminent. What is this universe? This universe

of causation, this universe of forms, of living beings, of non-living entities, of change, of karma,

cause and effect, of birth and death, creation and destruction of enjoyment and suffering.

This universe, that transcendent reality is also imminent.

Imminent means present within this universe.

And so Krishna says,

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