Finally we are definitely introduced to this supreme power that is constantly guiding Arjuana. The importance and God-like resemblance is finally described in the following teachings. The mission of the supreme creature, Krishna, is revealed as well. “I will teach you the totality of knowledge and judgment, this known, nothing else in the world need to be known.” Teaching 7. 2. If we look at the following citation it basically points out that Arjuana is Krishna’s student and that he will teach him all he needs to know to understand the upmost divinity of Krishna.
What are the teaching’s aspects?: “My nature has eight aspects: earth, water, fire, wind, space, mind, understanding, and individuality.” Teaching 7. 4. Take note of how the natural aspects are combined with the more human characteristics, and that they could be taught together. Maybe, meaning that the text could offer a human to nature bonding insight later on.
According to sources Krishna is a Hindu god, the eight avatar. This piece of information might mean that he is training Arjuana to be his next reincarnation (the 9th avatar), teaching him all the previous pieces of information that the previous gods passed on to him and adding one more. Each teaching means a single reincarnation. Not only do we find new forms of culture but the whole idea is connected to the actual presence in front of the god; such practice is done by different cultures all over the world and only few devotees are actually successful, the art of meditation .
OM, being a single sound expulsed deep down from your diaphragm is said to represent the universe itself and divine Brahman. It is a stage where you meet your afterlife destiny and manage to get back to your body; you meet what only you can achieve in death and manage to reunite as yourself among the living. “Invoking the infinite spirit as the eternal syllable OM, remembering me as he abandons his body, he reached the absolute way.” Teaching 8. 13
“As an eon ends, all creatures fold into my natures, Arjuana and I create them again as a new eon begins.” Teaching 9. 7
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