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It’s perception that’s Supreme.

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It’s how Brahman dwells in all

Till He ends all what that keeps.

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He’s the Light that leaves no shade

He’s the One for one to know

He’s the Goal of all learning

He’s the Tenant in every heart.

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It’s the knowable of the frame

Me who worship come to grasp.

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Spirit ’n Nature, ageless both

Nature of beings, of Nature born.

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It’s Nature that tends beings

Binding Spirit to one’s own acts.

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Spirit that lay in beings all

Inclines to one’s attitudes,

With the ethos it imbibes

Tends it one to like rebirth.

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Gets one freed, as he grasps

Aspects Nature ’n Spirit as well.

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Indulge who in meditation

Find they Supreme Spirit in them,

Some as divine through wisdom

Others do so by deeds selfless.

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He who finds this all too hard

May he obtain wise counsel

And be rid of births and deaths.

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Whatever exists in this world

Designs Spirit in Nature’s womb.

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Sees he well, who would see

What doth perish is just the frame

End there none to Spirit therein.

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Realize if thou Spirit in thee

Same as one that dwells in all

Hurt thou never thine own self

Thereby attain Me Supreme.

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Beings act per their nature

Thus the Spirit that lay in them

Hath no hand in deeds of theirs.

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Having none its attributes

Apart being from nature

Spirit hath no qualms of its own.

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As with ether, spread all over

None the sullied, exposed being

So is the case with Spirit in thee.

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Sun as one lights all three worlds

It’s one Spirit that glows all frames.

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Aware if thee of Spirit ’n frame

Frees that thou from all bindings

Making way to reach Supreme.

Ends thus:

Field and Farmer,

The Thirteenth Chapter

Of Bhagavad-Gita,

Treatise of self-help.