19. B.Gita-VIII,13- The nature of Isvara & OM

Chanting the single syllable Om, which is Brahman, giving up the body, the one who departs remembering Me, goes to the most exalted end.Bhagavad Gita VIII, 13

The meaning of Isvara, the cause of the universe, is explained through OM.

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