Ome, Vasudeva,

Son, Devam, Kamsachanuram Ardanam,

Devaki, Paramanandandam, Krishna, Vande, Jagad Guru.

So in the Bhagavad Ghiata we are on the 10th chapter.

And I said this so many times, but the little context is always good.

The big picture of the Bhagavad Gita, one way of looking at it is to divide the 18 chapters into three groups of six chapters each.

Madhusudan Saraswati, for example, does it in his masterly commentary on the Bhagavad Gita, the Goodhart, Deepika,

the lamp illuminating the hidden intent. There he says the Gita 18 chapters you can divide it into

three groups of six chapters each corresponding to the

great non-dual saying, teaching,

Tad Tawmasi, you are that.

So the first six chapters correspond to Thwam, you.

So they are about self-knowledge.

Who am I?

That's the question there.

The next six chapters, 7 to 12, are about that, God.

The power behind this universe religions consider it theistic religions talk about an ultimate power which creates this

universe the creator God of religions and so on so God chapter 7 to 12 God and

then chapters 13 to 18, the identity, you are that.

The true nature of the mystery of God explained and are shown what that is and that is your own nature.

Again, of course, from an entirely ad-dhwaitic perspective,

non-dual perspective.

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