Thank you for clarifying! You’re referring to Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 8, Verse 8 (Sloka 8.8). Here is the verse in Sanskrit along with translation and meaning:
Sanskrit (Sloka 8.8):
abhyāsa-yoga-yuktena cetasā nānya-gāminā
paramaḿ puruṣaḿ divyaḿ yāti pārthānucintayan
Translation:
“He who meditates on the Supreme Personality of Godhead with an undeviated mind, engaged in constant practice of yoga, attains the divine Supreme Person, O Arjuna.”
Meaning:
Krishna explains to Arjuna that through unwavering devotion and continuous meditation (abhyāsa-yoga), a seeker who focuses their mind solely on the Supreme (not distracted by anything else) will reach the divine, eternal goal—the Supreme Person (Purushottama).
This verse emphasizes:
- Steady spiritual practice (abhyāsa-yoga)
- Single-pointed focus on God
- Freedom from distractions
- Ultimate union with the Divine
Would you like a commentary on this verse from a specific tradition (e.g., Adi Shankaracharya, Swami Prabhupada, etc.)?
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