Explanation

Understanding the nature of the timeless essence has been the focus of the ongoing shlokas. The eternal essence has two properties, according to this passage. To begin with, the eternal essence is indestructible. It can’t be destroyed, yet it can’t be made either.

The immortal essence mentioned in these passages is indestructible. Second, the everlasting essence pervades “all this,” which signifies that the eternal essence pervades everything in the universe, from rocks to plants to animals to humans.

Verse & What We Can Learn

The divine essence or the soul can neither be created nor destroyed it is all-pervading and everlasting.

In the next verse, we will see Lord Krishna talking about the nature of body and soul and encouraging Arjuna to fight the war.

Let’s learn to live with “The Gita” via Meditation Affinity…