O'm, Vasudeva,

so tam devam,

Kamsachanuram Ardanam,

Devaki, Paramanandandam,

Krishna, Vande, Jagad Gurum.

So in the Bhagavad Gita, we are on chapter 7.

This chapter is called Gyanavigana yoga, yoga of knowledge and special knowledge on Gana and Biggiana.

That comes from the second verse, which we have already done,

where Krishna tells Arjuna that I'm going to tell you about gana, knowledge,

and Vigiana, the higher knowledge, after which nothing more remains to be known.

Now, as I've mentioned earlier, from the seventh chapter onwards,

you'll find a great emphasis on the nature of God.

One might think, well, it's a religious book.

So you're going to talk about God anyway.

But yes, but there are these three phases to the Bhagavad Gita.

We discussed this earlier.

The great Vedantic teaching, that thou art, Tatuamasi.

If you look at it that way, in that framework, then the nature of thou, that means the sentient being us,

that was the focus in the first six chapters.

And then in the next six chapters, starting from the seventh one, the focus is primarily on that.

That means God.

And then the last six chapters, the focus will be the identity of that and thou.

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