I Me Mine

The Bhagavad Gita shloka (verse) quoted by you does not contain the references indicated. However, in the whole of Bhagavad Gita wherever I has been used... it simply stands for our soul atman within the body... the real master and controller of the body!

Me is indicative of the physical body... the human body! Mine also represents the physical manifest self... the human body! Wherever the term you have been used... it is indicative of God Almighty... the ultimate Creator and controller of the Cosmos!

In essence... the whole cosmic world rotates between I and you. When you... God Almighty... the Creator of the Cosmos explodes with a big bang... all individual selves... I's (all souls atmans) start their cosmic journey.

From the first manifestation to the last... the goal of I remains... merging with the greater I! God Almighty himself! In the world of souls' atmans... the physical manifest self is a temporal phase. Other than cleansing of the real self... our soul atman within... there is no other purpose for human life!

In every given circumstance of life and time... the analogy of I and you always holds good!

Essay by: Vijay Kumar "Atma Jnani"

Vijay Kumar... The Man who Realized God in 1993 on I Me Mine. For more details on I and you, bhagavad gita shloka, bhagavad gita verse visit - i me mine. Send your query - click here Ref.

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