The Bhagavad Gita by Eknath Easwaran

Divine Splendor ╯
14
Now, O Krishna, I believe that everything you
have told me is divine truth. O Lord, neither gods
nor demons know your real nature. 15 Indeed,
you alone know yourself, O supreme spirit. You
are the source of being and the master of every
creature, God of gods, the Lord of the universe.
16
Tell me all your divine attributes, leaving
nothing unsaid. Tell me of the glories with which
you fill the cosmos. 17 Krishna, you are a supreme
master of yoga. Tell me how I should meditate
to gain constant awareness of you. In what things
and in what ways should I meditate on you?
18
O Krishna, you who stir up people’s hearts,
tell me in detail your attributes and your powers;
I can never tire of hearing your immortal words.
krishna
19
All right, Arjuna, I will tell you of my
divine powers. I will mention only the most
glorious; for there is no end to them.
20
I am the true Self in the heart of every
creature, Arjuna, and the beginning,
middle, and end of their existence.
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