Passage 15

In English

In the Gita, Lord Krishna says He is both the kshetra and the Kshetrajna. The kshetra is not purposeful without the Kshetrajna and vice versa. Both are interdependent. Because of this, Lord Krishna said that He is both the kshetra and Kshetrajna. He said that He is all-pervading through both. But there is a little distinction between these two. It is clear that when we consider the letters of kshetra, which are two syllables, we can see that it is different from Kshetrajna, which has three syllables. The vital difference is in the syllable jna, which means Jnana Swarupa! Kshetrajna is that which is Jnana Swarupa and without that it is merely kshetra. We will never enter into bad ways and have evil thoughts when we bear in mind that kshetra, which is almost inert, becomes sanctified by the residence of Kshetrajna, which is Jnana Swarupa.