BG12.3

 Having said that worship of the personal form is the best, *Shree Krishna clarifies that He does not reject the worship of the formless.* Those who devote themselves to the all-pervading, indefinable, unmanifest, inconceivable, immovable, eternal Brahman, also attain God.

https://www.holy-bhagavad-gita.org/chapter/12/verse/3-4

Question : *What does Shree Krishna promise to those who successfully worship the "Achyutam" (the Indestructible/Unmanifest) while being dedicated to the welfare of all beings?*

☀️ They will be granted worldly riches and a long, healthy life.

🌈 They will eventually be reborn as powerful celestial gods in heaven.

🍃 They also reach "Me" (the Supreme Lord), just like the devotees of the Personal Form.  C  

🐚 They become masters of the material elements and gain mystic powers.

MA

 ✨ *Meditation is truly a journey within us.* 

The goal of meditation is not merely enhancing concentration; the true purpose of meditation is to turn inward—working on the mind, intellect, and ego to ultimately uplift one’s consciousness.

~🌟 *Swami Mukundananda*

RSG

 Here’s a clear English translation of the Hindi text in your image:

Those who understand later realize that if someone’s behavior seems even slightly suspicious, it is often only superficial.

People of the first kind cannot trust anyone, while people of the second kind do not doubt too much.

The world becomes the way we see it. If you see the world as filled with terrible people, then similar situations and people will appear before you. But if you see the world as filled with good people, then you will find goodness even within the worst criminal.

No person is truly bad. Everyone carries the light of the Creator within them. Sometimes this light appears partially, sometimes it remains hidden, and at times it shines clearly and brightly.

If you want, I can also  simplify or  explain the meaning in a more practical way.

NDM. Come to Advta after all the song dance drama is tried and over. To Silence and Acceptance

JC

 That line comes from the Bible—specifically John 14:31. It’s part of a moment where Jesus is speaking to his disciples shortly before his arrest.

In context, he’s emphasizing obedience and unity with God (“the Father”), and then abruptly says, “Get up, let us go,” which signals a shift from teaching to action. It’s like a turning point: words are finished, and what’s coming next—his arrest and crucifixion—is about to unfold.

People often read this line as showing:

• Obedience: acting in alignment with a higher purpose
• Resolve: moving forward even when facing something difficult
• Transition: a shift from reflection to action

If you’re thinking about it beyond the literal quote, it can also resonate as a kind of call to act on what you believe rather than just talk about it.

What made that line stand out to you?

A. Work is happening through you

A. TWBD. Teaching of the last resort