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2. That alone is to be contemplated, who is pervading
and encompassing this entire universe, who is Omnicient,
maker of time (by creating sun etc.), possessor of all good qua-
lities, knower of everything (and everywhere); it is through His
control and power that the universe is in action and He alone
is the Lord and Creator of the earth, water, fire (light), air
and ether, i.e., of the entire universe.
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3. The man should, after properly doing his work (i.e.,
duties enjoined by God in the Vedas), giving up actions actua-
ted by desire, realising God by union of his soul with Him, by
one mode (concentrating his mind on Him alone), by two
modes (contemplating and repetition of Om with full sigthfi-
cance), by three modes (praise, prayer and Yoga), by eight
modes (practise of eight parts or steps of Yoga), through time
and the subtle qualities of the soul (with which it is endowed).
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