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And whoso thus Discerneth Me in all, and all in Me, I never let him go; nor looseneth he Hold upon Me; but, dwell he where he may, Whate'er his life, in Me he dwells and lives, Because he knows and worships Me, Who dwell In all which lives, and cleaves to Me in all. Arjuna! if a man sees everywhere-- Taught by his own similitude--one Life, One Essence in the Evil and the Good, Hold him a Yogi, yea! well-perfected!
Source Bhagavad-Gita 6, §3 · 📖 Read the full passage
✨ To meditate on today
According to the Bhagavad-Gita, Krishna teaches Arjuna that whoever sees Him in every being, and every being in Him, can no longer lose Him: the divine dwells in every living creature, in happiness as in hardship. Today, choose three people you come across, including one who annoys you, and say inwardly as you look at them: "The same divine Life dwells in you and in me."
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