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 Β» Spirituality Β» 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”. π€πβ¨
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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