Thought provoking sloka, which I like very much....

Every sloka in Gita is a gem, shining and spreading it's light all over Krishnites, guiding them in the boat  of Sri Krishna thathwa to reach the destination......God Realisation.

But, one sloka forces me to think a lot about God's presence. That is.....

           

                        Gatirbhartha Prabhuhu Sakshi Nivasaha SaraNam suhruth

                    Prabhavaha Pralayaha Sthanam Nidhanam Beejamavyayam 

Parabrahman is.....

The destination,bearer of responsibility, The Lord ,the Witness, refuge, well wisher,

Place from where everything evolves and devolves, safe store,seed unexhausting.

Bhartha ,Prabhu,suhruth, Sakshi ,are the attributes of  Almighty as animated form which has Mind and Life.

Sthanam , gati, Nivasaha ,Nidhanam ,Beejamavyayam ,are the attributes of Almighty as inanimate form.

How can both animate and inanimate forms present in single entity???

An ultimate destination point, from where everything originates,and into which everything merges,which watches every event in this universe, which restores everything , which feels all that happening in the universe ,which possesses unexhausting energies to produce  and to  protect everything ,is called Parabrahmam ,( Paramdhamam ).

Ok. Parabrahman has both the qualities of animate and inanimate, like Mohini avatar of Lord Vishnu who possesses both female and male qualities in one. (Gender less )

Then what is the physical format of Parabrahman ?

Let us have thought for this aspect ,suggested by this special sloka!!!

   

                            Gitauvacha