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Part XII: The Yoga of Devotion.1463
Part XII: The Yoga of Devotion.
Once again, Krishna, the Blessed Lord, spake to Arjuna, saying:
“Tell me, O Lord, which of those who worship and serve thee, with
earnest minds well-mastered, as Thou hath just mentioned to me—which of
such serve Thee most worthily and best? Which are on the best path, those
who worship Thee as God in thy revealed form, on the one hand; or those
who worship Thee as The Absolute—The Unmanifest—The Infinite—on the
other hand? Which of these two classes of Yogis are more deeply versed in
Yoga!”
Krishna: “Those, who have concentrated their minds fixedly upon me as
God, and who serve Me with unwavering zeal and impregnable and steady
faith—are regarded by Me as being most devoted. But, also, those who
worship Me as The Absolute; The Infinite; The Unmanifest; The Omnipresent,
Omnipotent, Omniscient; The Unknowable; The Unthinkable; The Ineffable;
The Invisible; The Eternal; The Immutable; The All; or as THAT to which similar
terms attempting to express similar conceptions of Being are applied—such
so worshipping, and mastering the mind and senses, and regarding all things
in nature as good and deserving to fare well, and rejoicing in the welfare of
all, equally—verily, these also cometh unto Me.