In the Gita, Sri Krishna is speaking as the Purushottama, and hence it applies to all the different systems of worlds or universes, if you like.
Affectionately,
Alok Da
Home » Spirituality » So, in the Shloka below from the Gita, does ‘universe’ imply a material Universe only, or does it include the Overmental world as well? Gita 10.42 “I support this entire universe with an infinitesimal portion of Myself”. 🤔🌌✨
In the Gita, Sri Krishna is speaking as the Purushottama, and hence it applies to all the different systems of worlds or universes, if you like.
Affectionately,
Alok Da
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