God of Brahm (the Giver of the Knowledge of Gita) is Purna Brahm (Supreme God) - Gist Adhyay 18


The Venerable God of Brahm (the Giver of the Knowledge of Gita) is Purna Brahm (Supreme God)
(Gist of Bhagavad Gita Adhyay 18)

The speaker of Bhagavad Gita in Adhyay 18 Shlok 62 is instructing Arjun to go in to the refuge of some other Supreme God to attain Supreme Peace and Eternal Place.
Then he further says that this God that I am pointing you towards is my Supreme God too.

Gita Adhyay 18 Shlok 62

Tam, ev, sharnm, gachchh, sarvbhaaven, bharat,
Tatprsaadaat, paraam, shaantim, sthaanm, praapsyasi, shaashvatam

Translation: (Bharat) Oh Bharat! You (sarvbhaaven) in every respect (tam) that Parmeshwar/Supreme God hidden in the darkness of ignorance (ev) only (sharnm) in the refuge (gachchh) go (tatprsaadaat) by grace of that Supreme God /Parmatma, you (paraam) supreme (shaantim) peace and (shaashvatam) the everlasting, Sat (sthaanm) place – dhaam – lok (praapsyasi) will attain.

Translation: Oh Bharat! You, in every respect, go in the refuge of only that Supreme God hidden in the darkness of ignorance. By the grace of that Supreme God, you will attain the supreme peace and the everlasting – Sat lok (place-dhaam).

In Gita Adhyay 18 Shlok 64, it has been said that now again hear the most confidential knowledge of all confidential knowledge that this very Purna Parmatma (about whom there is a mention in Adhyay 18 Shlok 62) is my definite venerable God i.e. I (Brahm / Kshar Purush) also worship Him. I will say this in your benefit.

(Because God Brahm, the giver of the knowledge of Gita, has also given this very information in Gita Adhyay 15 Shlok 4, in which he has said that I am in the refuge of that same Aadi Purush Parmeshwar that is why he has said here that again hear this most confidential of the confidential knowledge.)

Important — The other translators of Gita have done wrong translation. They have written the meaning of “IshtH asi me drdam iti” as “you are dear to me”; whereas, the correct meaning is "God". Please read below—

Gita Adhyay 18 Shlok 64

Sarvguhyatmm bhooyH, shrnu, me, parmm, vachH,
ishtH, asi, me drdam, iti tatH, vakshyami, te, hitam ll64ll

Translation: (Sarvguhyatmm) the most confidential of all confidential (me) my (parmm) utmost mysterious (hitam) beneficial (vachH) words (te) to you (bhooyH) again (vakshyami) will say (tatH) these (shrnu) listen to (iti) this Purna Brahm (me) my (drdam) definite (ishtH) venerable God (asi) is.

Translation: I will again say the most confidential of all confidential, my utmost mysterious beneficial words to you, listen to these — this Purna Brahm is my definite venerable God.

God Brahm (Kaal God / Kshar Purush), the giver of the knowledge of Gita, is saying in Gita Adhyay 18 Shlok 65 that if you want to remain in my refuge then worship me with undivided attention. Abandon the worship of other gods (Brahma, Vishnu, Shiv) and Pitras etc. Then you will attain me only i.e. you will go to the Mahaswarg (Great Heaven) built in Brahmlok. I truly promise this to you. You are dear to me.

Then again the speaker of Bhagavad Gita says to Arjun in Gita Adhyay 18 Shlok 66 that if you want to go in the refuge of that (Ekam / One) Unique God i.e. who is unequalled, the Almighty, the Creator of all the brahmands and the sustainer of all, then leave the sadhna(worship) of my level, which is the earnings of the jaap of Om naam, and the other religious scripturebased yagya in me (as a result of which you will become free from my debt). Go (vraj) in the refuge of that One (Ekam) Supreme God i.e. One who has no match. I will liberate you from all the sins (the debts of Kaal); you do not worry.

Important — The other translators of Gita have done wrong translation of Shlok 66 (see above). They have written the meaning of ‘Vraj’ as ‘Come’, whereas ‘Vraj’ means ‘Go’. Please read the actual translation below —

Gita Adhyay 18 Shlok 66

Sarvdharmaan, parityajya, mam, ekam, sharnm, vraj,
Aham, tva, sarvpaapebhyaH, mokshyishyami, ma, shuchH ll 66 ll

Translation: (Sarvdharmaan) all my religious practices (mam) in me (parityajya) abandoning, you only (ekam) of that one Purna Parmatma (sharnm) in the refuge (vraj) go (aham) I (tva) you (sarvpapebhyaH) from all the sins (mokshyishyami) will liberate, you (ma, shuchH) do not grieve.

Translation: Abandoning all my religious practices in me, you go in the refuge of that one Purna Parmatma (Supreme God). I will liberate you from all the sins; you do not grieve.

God Brahm (the speaker of Bhagavad Gita) has given very decisive knowledge at two levels. He says to Arjun that if you worship me with one mind then you will achieve me but if you want to achieve eternal place and supreme happiness then go in to the refuge of that Supreme God.


 

FAQs about God of Brahm is Purna Brahm

Q.1 What does God in Gita Chapter 18 verse 62 say?

Lord in Gita Chapter 18 verse 62 asked Arjuna to go in the refuge of only that Supreme God hidden in the darkness of ignorance. By the grace of that Supreme God, you will attain the supreme peace and the everlasting – Sat lok (place-dhaam).

Q.2 What is the meaning of the 18th chapter of Bhagavad Gita?

In the 18th chapter, God Brahm (the speaker of the Bhagavad Gita) provides crucial information. He tells Arjun that if he worships him with one thought, he will attain him, but if he wants to gain eternal place and utmost bliss, he must go in the shelter of the utmost God.

Q. 3 Which is the last chapter of Gita?

The last chapter of Shrimad Bhagavad Gita is Chapter 18.

Q.4 What is the essence of Chapter 18 Verse 66 of Gita?

It is mentioned by God Brahm to abandon all his religious practices in him, and go in the refuge of that one Purna Parmatma (Supreme God). He will liberate you from all the sins; you do not grieve.


 

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Vinay Katiyar

The essence of Gita is everything happens by God's will and therefore, is good, whatever will happen in future will also be good. Krishna's message to the whole world inspires the masses.

Satlok Ashram

Krishna is not the knowledge giver of Gita and the essence of Gita is one must take refuge of enlightened Saint while being in human life, should do true devotion and attain God, attain salvation.

Shikha Singh

Lord Krishna preached Arjun in Gita to come to his shelter to attain happiness in life because Krishna is supreme power

Satlok Ashram

Lord Krishna is Lord Vishnu's Incarnation who is in the cycle of birth and death. He is not the supreme power. Neither is Krishna the narrator of Gita's knowledge. It is Brahm Kaal who tells Arjuna to go into the refuge of the Supreme God to attain salvation.

Meena Upadhyay

What is the main message of Gita?

Satlok Ashram

The knowledge giver of Gita in the last Chapter 18 Verse 62 tells Arjun that if he wants freedom from birth and death and wants to attain emancipation he must go in refuge of Supreme God by all means, with His blessings he will become the permanent resident of eternal world Satlok.