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देवा तूं अक्षर I औटाविये मात्रेसि पर I श्रुति जयाचें घर I गिंवसीत आहाती II 307 II
जें आकाराचें आयतन I जें विश्वनिक्षेपैकनिधान I तें अव्यय तूं गहन I अविनाश जी II 308 II
तूं धर्माचा वोलावा I अनादिसिद्ध तूं नित्य नवा I जाणें मी सदतिसावा I पुरुष विशेष तूं II 309 II

Beloved Lord said Arjun, You, the quest of Vedas since time immemorial, the supreme, absolute, and eternal reality, inherently imperishable are beyond the Premordial Sound Omkar. The complete "three and a half" sounds of Omkar A, U, M and a dot with half moon crescent represent the entire spectrum of consciousness, from the physical and material to the spiritual and transcendental. The Parabramha You are that which contains the whole universe, and is boundless. Its essence remains constant, regardless of the dynamic cycles of creation, preservation, and dissolution of the universe. It is everlasting and beyond all conceptions of time. Parabrahma is mysterious because it encompasses the totality of all existence while also existing beyond it. You are the very life of dharma, which is the principle of righteousness, duty, and cosmic order. You showed that the true meaning of dharma is fulfilling one's duties with sincerity, upholding righteousness, and maintaining inner balance, even in difficult situations. That the dharma is about acting justly, being humble, showing forgiveness, and living in harmony with oneself and the world, ultimately leading to spiritual liberation. You are ever new. What is eternal cannot become old, and what is the source of all novelty is, by its very nature, always new. You are Anadisiddha, meaning eternally and spontaneously existent, without a beginning or prior cause. You are beyond the thirty six tattvas (principles) of Kashmir Shaivism that explain the journey of consciousness from its most supreme, transcendent state (Shiva) to the material world (Earth).

(The 36 tattvas are
1) Param shiva
2) Shakti
3) Sadashiv
4) Eeshwar
5) Shuddha Vidya
6) Maya
7) Kala
8) Vidya
9) Rag
10) Kal
11) Niyati
12) Purush
13) Prakruti
14) Buddhi
15) Ahankar
16) Man
Five Dnyanendriyas, Five Karmendriyas, Five Tanmatras
Panchamahabhootas
31) Aakash
32) Vayu
33) Tej
34) Jal
35) Pruthvi

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