Chapter 15 of the Bhagavad Gita is called “Purushottama Yoga” – The Yoga of the Supreme Person.
In this chapter, Krishna describes the eternal Ashvattha (peepal) tree, symbolizing the material world, and explains how one can cut through its bondage with detachment and devotion. He introduces the Supreme Purusha (Purushottama)—the eternal, imperishable divine being—who is beyond both the perishable (material) and the imperishable (soul).
This chapter emphasizes surrender to Krishna as the highest path to liberation (moksha). Would you like a specific verse explanation?
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What if there's another type of awareness, a kind of superpower, that is already here within us that could allow us to effortlessly focus and live from flow consciousness? We all know the freedom and connection when we are in the zone during our favorite activities. What if there were practices to help us access this and this became our natural condition.
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