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Part XV: Consciousness of the Supreme.1479
“And, all that is to be known from the Vedas am I. Yea, verily am I also the
wisdom of the Vedanta and the knowledge of the Vedas.
“There are two aspects of Soul in this world—the One, and the Many—
the Over-Soul and the Under-Souls—the Undivided and the Divided—
many names there be to express this truth, and yet all names fail to express
it fully. The Many-Soul is manifest in the body of Nature, and in the bodies
of Nature’s forms—the One-Soul standeth apart and above Nature, and
Nature’s things. And yet both of these are but aspects of One. Yea, and
there is also the Spirit—the Soul of the Soul—the Supreme—the Highest—
the Sustainer—the Source—the Lord—yea, even I, Krishna, who, dwelling
within and yet above the One-Soul and the Many-Soul, am Spirit Absolute.
“Verily, verily, I say unto you, Arjuna, and to all who follow after, that he
whose eyes have been cleared of the Smoke of Illusion and who knoweth
me, Krishna, thus as Spirit Absolute; and who thus knowing, loveth me with
all his heart, and all his mind, and all his soul—he knoweth Me in truth. And
knowing Me, he knoweth all things, and worshipeth and loveth the One and
All.
“Now, Arjuna, have I declared unto thee the Secret of Secrets—the
Mystery of Mysteries—which once fully understood and comprehended, O
Prince, bringeth to one the Supreme Illumination. Who knoweth this hath
done all that is to be done—he hath accomplished the Divine Adventure—
he hath gained All that can be Known.”
thus endeth part xv of the bhagavad gita, which part is called
“consciousness of the supreme.”