One Divinity perceived in many forms
Rishimukh|May 2020
That aspect of consciousness from where thoughts come, ideas come, dreams come, and they stick on, get fulfilled, “I am That!”
Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar
One Divinity perceived in many forms

bahavo jnana-tapasa
puta mad-bhavam agatah (4.10)

“Take such refuge in Me, through wisdom, not out of superstition.” There is a difference. Someone can conveniently say, “I have taken refuge in God,” and they remain in superstition, or in closed-minded fanaticism. There is no place for that. “Through wisdom, through reason, through knowledge – jnana tapasa – well versed in wisdom, well soaked in knowledge; by being purified by reason, by wisdom, they have attained Me, my dear Arjuna,” Krishna said.

ye yatha mam prapadyante
tams tathaiva bhajamy aham
mama vartmanuvartante
manusyah partha sarvasah (4.11)

This story is from the May 2020 edition of Rishimukh.

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