It moves,
It moves not.
It is far,
It is near.
It is within all this,
It is outside all this.
The Supreme One is present in All,
The Absolute One is within All.
The essence of verse No.5 (तदेजति तन्नैजति....) has been very thoughtfully presented. But there seems to be some confusion here. The verse starting with Yastu sarvani… (यस्तु सर्वाणि....) happens to be verse No.6 which deals with and further expands the scope of a person's understanding of Brahman. Kindly check up for I may be wrong. Thanks a lot, Geeta ji.
You are right Rajnish ji. This is the interpretation for Hymn 5. It begins as 'Tadejati tannaijati... I have corrected it. Additionally, i have added the hymn number with the heading on top so that there is no confusion. Thanks a lot Rajnish ji.
The Supreme One is present in All, The Absolute One is within All..........yes, we feel the presence of God, the supreme one, everywhere. He is within all. You have nicely inscribed ' Vedas 25'. A beautiful spiritual and philosophical poem shared amazingly.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
I like how you presented this with contrasts and opposites- it is not only poetic it makes it easier to memorize and if wanted to be put to music as a hymn. This is lovely and spiritual. 10 ++++++++++++++++++++++++
Thank you so much Susan for your wonderful words of appreciation. Now, that you have mentioned, Yes! It is a hymn that can be sung. Thanks again, dear friend.